End of Tenancy Cleaning

Moving out of a rented home? Compare quotes for a thorough end of tenancy clean that covers every room, the kitchen and the bathrooms.

Read the FAQs

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What’s included

Kitchen deep clean, including the oven
Bathrooms descaled and disinfected
Inside cupboards and drawers
Skirting boards, doors and switches
Windows cleaned inside
Carpet cleaning on request

A clean that is ready for the inventory check

Landlords and letting agents expect the property to be returned in the condition it was let. An end of tenancy clean covers the areas a normal weekly clean does not reach.

What is usually covered

Kitchen: oven, hob, extractor, inside cupboards and appliances.
Bathrooms: limescale removed from taps, tiles, shower and bath.
Every room: dusting, skirting boards, door frames, switches and floors.

Tips for moving day

Book the clean for after your belongings have gone, and check your tenancy agreement for anything specific your landlord asks for, such as professional carpet cleaning.

Frequently asked questions

Should the property be empty for the clean?

Yes, ideally. An empty property lets the cleaner reach inside cupboards and along every skirting board.

Is oven cleaning included?

It is usually part of an end of tenancy clean. Mention it in your job details to make sure it is included in every quote.

How long does it take?

It depends on the size and condition of the property. The cleaners will estimate the time when they quote.

Ready to book end of tenancy cleaning?

Answer a few quick questions and compare free quotes from local providers.

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End of Tenancy Cleaning

Moving out of a rented home? Compare quotes for a thorough end of tenancy clean that covers every room, the kitchen and the bathrooms.

Read the FAQs

What’s included

Kitchen deep clean, including the oven
Bathrooms descaled and disinfected
Inside cupboards and drawers
Skirting boards, doors and switches
Windows cleaned inside
Carpet cleaning on request

A clean that is ready for the inventory check

Landlords and letting agents expect the property to be returned in the condition it was let. An end of tenancy clean covers the areas a normal weekly clean does not reach.

What is usually covered

Kitchen: oven, hob, extractor, inside cupboards and appliances.
Bathrooms: limescale removed from taps, tiles, shower and bath.
Every room: dusting, skirting boards, door frames, switches and floors.

Tips for moving day

Book the clean for after your belongings have gone, and check your tenancy agreement for anything specific your landlord asks for, such as professional carpet cleaning.

Frequently asked questions

Should the property be empty for the clean?

Yes, ideally. An empty property lets the cleaner reach inside cupboards and along every skirting board.

Is oven cleaning included?

It is usually part of an end of tenancy clean. Mention it in your job details to make sure it is included in every quote.

How long does it take?

It depends on the size and condition of the property. The cleaners will estimate the time when they quote.

Ready to book end of tenancy cleaning?

Answer a few quick questions and compare free quotes from local providers.