End of Tenancy Cleaning Services in Kent

At the 2021 Census, 18.8% of households in the Kent County Council area lived in a flat, maisonette or apartment, rising to 27.1% in Thanet and 24.2% in Folkestone & Hythe. Elsewhere, semi-detached (31.4%) and detached (25.4%) houses make up most homes, from newer estates around Ashford, Dartford and Ebbsfleet to period homes in Canterbury and Tunbridge Wells. Each needs a different approach: shared access and compact kitchens in flats, more rooms and floor space in family houses, and extra care in older properties.

About a third of Kent households rent their home: 18.9% privately and 13.6% from a social landlord, according to the 2021 Census. Private renting has grown from 16.5% of households in 2011 and is highest in Thanet, at 26.3%. As tenancies change hands there is steady demand for end of tenancy cleaning, where ovens, kitchens, bathrooms and carpets are checked against the check-in inventory. Average private rents run from £962 a month in Dover to £1,781 in Sevenoaks (ONS, March 2026), so getting the deposit back matters.

If South East Water supplies your home, your water is likely to be hard: the company serves customers from Aldershot across to Whitstable and says most of its water comes from underground chalk aquifers, which can cause limescale in kettles, boilers and pipes. The same deposits show up as white marks on taps, shower screens, tiles and sinks. Regular descaling stops them hardening into stubborn crusts and keeps bathrooms and kitchens looking properly clean.