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End of tenancy cleaning FAQs
Everything London tenants, landlords and agents ask about end of tenancy cleaning — from cost and timings to deposits and our re-clean guarantee.
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How much does end of tenancy cleaning cost in London?
End of tenancy cleaning in London starts at about £150 for a 1-bed flat, £220 for a 2-bed and £300 for a 3-bed house. Larger 4-bed homes start at £450. Because every property differs, we confirm one fixed, all-in price before we start. You can also add carpet cleaning from £60.
What is included in an end of tenancy clean?
A professional clean covers the kitchen, bathrooms, internal windows, skirting boards, doors and light fittings. Specifically, we degrease the oven, hob and extractor, then strip limescale from the bathroom. We clean the whole property to its move-in standard. Carpet cleaning is an optional add-on.
Do you offer a deposit-back or re-clean guarantee?
Yes. Every clean includes our 72-hour re-clean guarantee. Therefore, if your agent or landlord flags anything within 72 hours, we return and re-clean that area free. It is the safest way to protect your full deposit.
Can my landlord charge me for professional cleaning?
Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019, a landlord cannot charge a fixed cleaning fee. However, if you leave the property worse than at move-in, they can make a fair deposit deduction. They do this through the deposit scheme, based on the check-in and check-out inventory.
How long does end of tenancy cleaning take?
A 1-bed flat takes about 3 to 4 hours, while a 2-bed takes 5 to 6 and a 3-bed house 6 to 8. A team of two or three cleaners can roughly halve that. As a result, we finish most London properties in a single day.
Do you clean carpets and ovens?
Yes. We degrease the oven, hob and extractor as standard in every clean. Additionally, professional carpet cleaning by hot-water extraction is available from £60. Agreements often require it where carpets were professionally cleaned at move-in.
Do I need to be home during the clean?
No. Most customers hand over keys at the start, or arrange access through their agent. Because our teams are fully insured and used to empty properties, you do not need to be there.
How far in advance should I book?
Book as soon as your move-out date is confirmed, since the June to September period gets busy. However, we keep slots free for short-notice and weekend work. So it is always worth asking, even at the last minute.
Do you cover my area of London?
We cover every London borough across North, South, East and West. For example, we clean in Clapham, Ealing, Hackney, Battersea, Tooting, Putney, Wimbledon and Fulham. If you are unsure we reach you, send a quote request and we will confirm.
What happens if the inventory clerk isn't satisfied?
Let us know within 72 hours, and we will return to re-clean any flagged area free. Because we clean to inventory standard from the start, this is rare. Still, the guarantee is there to protect your deposit.
Do you bring your own equipment and cleaning products?
Yes. Our teams arrive fully equipped with professional products, machines and materials. Specifically, we bring everything for the oven and bathroom limescale. You only need to provide access and, ideally, water and electricity.
Can I book end of tenancy cleaning at short notice?
Often, yes. Because we keep slots free for short-notice and weekend bookings, same-week and next-day cleans are frequently possible. We cover every London borough, 7 days a week. Send a quote request and we will confirm availability fast.
Want more detail on your rights? Our guides cover whether a landlord can charge for end of tenancy cleaning and the full step-by-step process for getting your full deposit back when you move out.
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Tell us your property size and move-out date, and we'll reply fast with a fixed price. Because we work 7 days a week, we can match tight move dates. Every clean is fully insured, with a 72-hour re-clean guarantee.
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