Professional cleaning

End of Tenancy Cleaning

Get a fast quote for end of tenancy cleaning. Local cleaners, clear checklist, and easy online booking.

Guide price

From £99

Guide price for a standard 1-bed flat. Larger properties quoted individually.

Clean, comfortable living room. Professional cleaning service

Scope

What's included

Scope is confirmed before booking. Share any agent or landlord checklist and we will align to it.

  • Room-by-room checklist aligned to move-out inspections
  • Kitchen and bathroom detail clean (grease + limescale focus)
  • Floors vacuumed and mopped (method depends on flooring type)
  • Skirting boards, switches, and high-touch points wiped down
  • Bins emptied (where applicable) and final visual check completed

Move-out detail

Room-by-room checklist

Kitchen

  • Worktops, splashbacks, and cabinet fronts degreased
  • Sink and taps descaled and polished (where suitable)
  • Hob area wiped down; inside-oven cleaning is usually an add-on
  • External appliances wiped (fridge/freezer/microwave)

Bathrooms

  • Shower/bath, tiles, and grout cleaned (limescale focus)
  • Toilet and sink cleaned and sanitised
  • Mirrors and glass polished
  • Floors cleaned with attention to corners/edges

Living areas + bedrooms

  • Dusting including skirting boards, sills, and reachable ledges
  • Floors vacuumed; hard floors mopped as required
  • Doors, handles, and light switches wiped

Finishing touches

  • Spot-check against the agreed checklist
  • Access-sensitive areas rechecked (around radiators, behind doors)
  • Photos/notes prepared if required for handover. Include any requirements in your quote request.
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Best fit

Who this is for

  • Tenants preparing for move-out inspections
  • Landlords preparing properties for new occupants
  • Letting agents coordinating handovers

Which clean do I need

How it compares

A quick guide to the difference between a regular clean, a deep clean and an end of tenancy clean.

AspectRegular cleanDeep cleanEnd of tenancy
What it is forKeeping a home on top of between visitsA one-off reset of grime that has built upHanding a property back to checkout standard
Typical frequencyWeekly or fortnightlyEvery few months, or as a one-offOnce, at move-out
Where the time goesSurfaces, floors, kitchen and bathroom upkeepBehind appliances, the extractor, grout, skirting and inside cupboardsThe full checkout list, including inside the oven and limescale
Best whenYou want a tidy home kept up without the effortThings have built up or it has been a long timeYou are moving out and want the deposit back

Extras

Optional add-ons

Request these in your quote. All priced within the same booking.

  • Inside oven deep clean
  • Fridge/freezer clean (if defrosted)
  • Internal windows + frames
  • Carpet cleaning by room (if applicable)
  • Balcony/patio sweep (if applicable)

Scope limits

What's not included

So there are no surprises, here is what sits outside the standard clean. Several of these can be added on request.

  • Exterior windows and any glass needing ladders or reach poles (internal windows can be added)
  • Full wall washing; walls are spot-cleaned for marks, not wet-washed top to bottom
  • Mould removal beyond cleaning surface growth; ingrained or structural damp needs a specialist
  • Carpet steam or deep cleaning unless added; carpets are vacuumed as standard
  • Inside-oven cleaning unless added as an oven scope item
  • Clearing belongings, furniture, or rubbish; the property should be empty before we start
  • Gardens, sheds, garages, lofts, and other outbuildings
  • Repainting or covering ceiling and ceiling-line stains, which are a decorating job

Common problems

Typical issues we tackle

  • Kitchen grease build-up and extractor area wipe-down
  • Bathroom limescale on taps, tiles, and screens
  • Skirting boards and marks around high-touch points
  • Carpets with high-traffic lanes (if applicable)
  • Limescale and soap residue in shower screens and around taps
  • Dust and cobwebs on ceiling-line edges, coving, and light fittings
  • Marks and scuffs on walls and around switches needing spot-cleaning

Typical timings

How long it takes

These are typical market ranges, not our price; a larger crew shortens elapsed time, while condition, add-ons such as the oven, and access can move it either way.

Property sizeTypical time
Studio / 1-bed flat3 to 5 hours (typical)
1-bed house4 to 6 hours (typical)
2-bed5 to 7 hours (typical)
3-bed6 to 9 hours (typical)
4-bed+8 hours to a full day (typical)

Pricing factors

What affects the quote

No fixed prices. Scope, condition, and access all feed into the final figure.

  • 01Bedrooms/bathrooms and overall property size
  • 02Level of build-up (grease, limescale, pet hair)
  • 03Add-ons (oven, fridge/freezer, internal windows, carpet)
  • 04Access and time-window constraints for key handovers

3 steps

How it works

  1. 01Share your property details and preferred schedule
  2. 02Receive a clear scope with optional add-ons
  3. 03Confirm your booking and get service updates

Quote checklist

What to include in your quote request

Faster quotes happen when we have full scope upfront. Copy this list into your message.

  • Postcode and preferred date (move-out / check-out date)
  • Property type (flat/house) + bedrooms/bathrooms
  • Do you need oven/fridge/internal windows included?
  • Access notes: parking/loading, lifts/stairs, key pickup/drop-off
  • Any agent/landlord checklist requirements (if provided)
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FAQs

Frequently asked questions

Is this aligned with letting agent checklists?

We work from an agreed checklist and can align scope to the inventory or agent notes you share. If your agency provides a standard checkout list, include it with your quote request and we will scope accordingly.

Do you include oven cleaning?

Inside-oven cleaning is commonly handled as an add-on because it can change the time required. Include it in your quote request so it is priced and scheduled correctly.

Do you offer a re-clean guarantee?

If something within the agreed scope was missed, let us know promptly after the clean. We will review and arrange a return visit where appropriate. See our guarantee page for full details.

Is professional cleaning compulsory at the end of a tenancy?

No. Since the Tenant Fees Act 2019, a tenant in England cannot be forced to use a named cleaning company or pay a compulsory cleaning fee. You do need to return the property to the standard recorded at check-in, allowing for fair wear and tear. Many tenants book a clean simply to meet that standard. This is general information, not legal advice.

Can a landlord deduct from my deposit for a dirty oven?

A landlord can propose a deduction if the oven is left dirtier than the check-in inventory recorded, since cleaning is not classed as fair wear and tear. The amount should be reasonable and evidenced against that inventory. Inside-oven cleaning is an add-on with us, so include it in your quote request if the check-out list expects it.

Who pays for carpet cleaning, the tenant or the landlord?

It depends on condition versus fair wear and tear. General flattening and light wear from normal use is the landlord's responsibility, but stains, marks, or odours beyond that may fall to the tenant. Check what your check-in inventory recorded. Carpet cleaning is an add-on with us rather than part of the standard scope.

Do I need to defrost the fridge and freezer first?

Yes, please defrost them ahead of time if you want them cleaned. We cannot clean a frozen or iced appliance properly, and defrosting can take several hours, so a fridge or freezer clean is only carried out once it is switched off and empty.

What if the check-out inventory flags something afterwards?

Tell us promptly, within about 48 hours, and send the inspection note. If the item was within the agreed scope and was genuinely missed, we return to put it right under our re-clean guarantee. Items outside the agreed scope, such as an oven that was not booked in, would need to be added.

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