Get a fast quote for move in / move out cleaning. Local cleaners, clear checklist, and easy online booking.
Scope
What's covered depends on the property and whether it's empty, so we agree the list with you first and put it in writing.
Move-out detail
Best fit
Which clean do I need
A quick guide to the difference between a regular clean, a deep clean and an end of tenancy clean.
| Aspect | Regular clean | Deep clean | End of tenancy |
|---|---|---|---|
| What it is for | Keeping a home on top of between visits | A one-off reset of grime that has built up | Handing a property back to checkout standard |
| Typical frequency | Weekly or fortnightly | Every few months, or as a one-off | Once, at move-out |
| Where the time goes | Surfaces, floors, kitchen and bathroom upkeep | Behind appliances, the extractor, grout, skirting and inside cupboards | The full checkout list, including inside the oven and limescale |
| Best when | You want a tidy home kept up without the effort | Things have built up or it has been a long time | You are moving out and want the deposit back |
Extras
Request these in your quote. All priced within the same booking.
Scope limits
So there are no surprises, here is what sits outside the standard clean. Several of these can be added on request.
Common problems
Typical timings
These are typical UK timings for an empty property and a rough guide only. A place left in poor condition, or one we clean around furniture, takes longer.
| Property size | Typical time |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bed flat | 3 to 5 hours |
| 2 bed flat or house | 4 to 6 hours |
| 3 bed house | 5 to 8 hours |
| 4 bed house | 7 to 10 hours |
| 5 bed or larger | 9 hours plus, often a two-person team |
Pricing factors
No fixed prices. Scope, condition, and access all feed into the final figure.
3 steps
Quote checklist
Faster quotes happen when we have full scope upfront. Copy this list into your message.
FAQs
Same kind of deep clean, different reason. An end of tenancy clean is aimed at a letting agent's check-out and getting a deposit back. This is for moving home as an owner: cleaning a place you've bought before your things go in, or leaving the house you've sold decent for the next owner.
Ideally yes. With the rooms bare we can get inside the cupboards, behind where the appliances sat and right into the corners, which is the whole point. We can still clean around furniture, but it's slower and a few spots stay out of reach.
That's most of what we do here. Book it for the gap between getting the keys and the removal van turning up, and you walk into somewhere already cleaned rather than scrubbing someone else's kitchen on day one.
We don't put a fixed figure up because no two places are the same. We quote on the size of the property and how it's been left, then confirm the price before you book. Send the details above for a number.
We turn up with our own kit and products. If the water or power isn't on yet at the new place, tell us when you book, because we do need both to do the job properly.
The work is the same deep clean; only the timing and the goal differ. A move-out clean leaves the property you are vacating ready for the next person or for a handover. A move-in clean gets the place you are arriving at done before your things land, so you are not scrubbing someone else's kitchen on day one.
Yes. If you are moving out of a rented place and have a letting agent or landlord check-out list, send it over and we will agree the scope against it before booking, in writing. That way the clean matches what they will be inspecting rather than a generic list.
No. Plenty of clients leave a key or arrange access through the agent and come back to a finished property. We do need water and power on at the address, so let us know at booking if either is still off.
If something within the agreed scope was missed, let us know promptly after the clean. We will review it and arrange a return visit where appropriate under our re-clean guarantee. Agreeing the list against the check-out sheet up front is what keeps this rare.
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