Key takeaways
- Our end of tenancy cleaning is , and you see the full price before you book.
- The price depends mainly on the size of the home, then on extras such as ovens, carpets and windows.
- Products and equipment are included, and the clean follows a fixed checklist.
- If anything on the checklist is missed, we come back under our 72-hour re-clean guarantee.
What end of tenancy cleaning costs with us
End of tenancy cleaning starts for a studio flat. Larger homes cost more, because there are more rooms, bathrooms and kitchen surfaces to clean to an inspection standard.
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The exact price for your home is shown on our prices page and in the booking form, so there is no surprise on the day.
What changes the price
Size of the property
The number of bedrooms and bathrooms is the biggest factor. A studio and a four-bedroom house need very different amounts of work.
Extras you add
Oven cleaning, carpet cleaning, inside windows and inside appliances can be added when you book. Each is priced separately, so you only pay for what you need.
Condition of the home
Homes with heavy limescale, grease or a build-up of dirt may need a deeper clean. If the home is in a very poor state, tell us when booking so the team arrives prepared.
What is included
An end of tenancy clean covers every room top to bottom: kitchen cupboards inside and out, worktops, sink and tiles; bathrooms descaled and disinfected; skirting boards, doors, switches and sockets; floors vacuumed and mopped. See the full list in what is included in end of tenancy cleaning.
How to protect your deposit
- Compare the home with your check-in inventory before you leave.
- Take dated photos of every room after the clean.
- Keep your cleaning invoice in case the landlord or agent asks for it.
- Use our end of tenancy cleaning checklist to check nothing is missed.
Is a professional clean worth it?
You are not legally required to hire a cleaner. You must return the home in the condition you received it, allowing for fair wear and tear. Many tenants book a professional clean because it saves a stressful weekend and gives them an invoice to show the agent. Our guide to DIY vs professional end of tenancy cleaning compares both options.
Common reasons a price goes up
- Extra rooms you forgot to add. A second bathroom, a separate toilet or a utility room each need cleaning, so add them when you book.
- Add-ons booked late. Carpet, oven and appliance cleaning are simplest when they are booked with the clean rather than arranged separately afterwards.
- The property is not empty. Cleaners need clear cupboards and floors to clean properly. Belongings left behind get in the way and leave areas uncleaned.
- Weekend dates. Saturday and Sunday bookings carry a surcharge, shown in your price before you confirm.
What landlords and agents check
At checkout, most agents compare the property with the check-in inventory. They typically look inside the oven, fridge and kitchen cupboards, at limescale on taps, showers and toilets, at dust on skirting boards, doors and light switches, and at marks on inside windows and sills. Booking the right rooms and add-ons from the start is the simplest way to make sure each of these areas is covered in one visit.
Book your end of tenancy clean
Check the price for your home on our prices page, then book a clean online.