End of Tenancy
End of tenancy cleaning to inventory standard, on a check-out deadline
A full property clean built around what letting agents and inventory clerks actually check, for tenants protecting a deposit and landlords who need the property back on the market.
Deposit disputes rarely turn on whether a property was tidy. They turn on specifics: the oven, the extractor filter, limescale on the shower screen, the inside of the kitchen cupboards, window tracks, and the state of the skirting. Inventory clerks work to a checklist, so we do too.
Our end of tenancy service is scoped against the same points a check-out report examines, and we work to the property being empty, which is what makes a genuinely complete clean possible in the first place.
For landlords and agents, the priority is turnaround. We schedule around check-out and check-in dates, and can go in immediately after a clearance so the property is photograph-ready for the next marketing cycle.
Ideal for
- Tenants at check-out wanting to protect a deposit
- Landlords turning a property around between lets
- Letting and managing agents working to a fixed check-in date
- Student houses and HMOs at the end of an academic year
- Anyone handing back a property against an inventory report
How it is priced
Priced per property against the inventory scope, based on bedrooms, bathrooms and condition. Add-ons such as carpet extraction or external window cleaning are itemised separately, never assumed.
What is included
What a end of tenancy clean actually covers
This is the checklist your quote is written against. If it is on the list, it is our responsibility.
Kitchen to inventory standard
- Oven, grill, racks and door glass fully degreased
- Extractor filters, hob and splashbacks degreased
- All cupboards and drawers cleaned inside, out and on top
- Fridge and freezer cleaned inside where defrosted and emptied
- Sink, taps and waste descaled, floor cleaned to edges
Bathrooms
- Full descale of screens, tiling, taps and shower heads
- WCs sanitised including behind the pedestal and cistern
- Grout scrubbed, mould treated, sealant cleaned
- Extractor vents, mirrors and cabinets cleaned inside and out
All rooms
- Inside all wardrobes, cupboards and fitted storage
- Skirting, architraves, doors, frames and handles
- Light switches, sockets, radiators and behind them
- Internal glass, frames, sills and window tracks
- Carpets vacuumed thoroughly; hard floors washed
Finishing & handover
- Cobwebs and high-level dust removed throughout
- Bins cleaned and deodorised
- Property left ventilated and secured
- Photographic record of completion available on request
How it works
Booking end of tenancy cleaning
Four steps, no sales process, and a written scope before anyone picks up a cloth.
- 1
Book to your check-out date
Tell us the date the property must be handed back and whether a clearance or removal is happening first. We schedule to fit the deadline, including weekends.
- 2
Scope against the inventory
If you have the check-in inventory or a check-out checklist from the agent, send it over. We scope to that document so nothing on it is missed.
- 3
Empty property, full clean
We work best once furniture and belongings are out. A team is allocated to complete the property in a single visit wherever the schedule allows.
- 4
Evidence of completion
We can provide a photographic record and a completed task list, which is what actually helps if a deduction is later proposed.
The difference
Why clients choose us for end of tenancy cleaning
Scoped to what gets checked
Built around inventory and check-out checklists, including the ovens, filters, tracks and cupboard interiors that deductions are usually argued over.
Works to your deadline
Check-out dates do not move. We schedule around them, including weekend and back-to-back slots for fast turnarounds.
Evidence you can use
A completed task list and photographs on request, so you have something concrete if a deposit deduction is proposed.
Landlord and agent friendly
We are used to working with agents, clearances and back-to-back check-ins, and we invoice in a way that suits managed portfolios.
Questions
End of Tenancy cleaning FAQs
The questions we are asked most about this service specifically.
No cleaning company can honestly guarantee that, because deposits also cover damage, wear and unpaid rent, and the final decision sits with your agent or the deposit scheme. What we can do is clean to the standard a check-out report examines and give you a task list and photographs as evidence.
It should be, and that is genuinely in your interest. Cupboards, wardrobes and floors under furniture are exactly where inventory clerks look, and we can only clean them properly once they are clear.
We hold capacity for tenancy turnarounds because the deadlines are fixed. Same-week booking is usually possible and we will tell you straight away if your date cannot be met, rather than accepting it and hoping.
Carpets are vacuumed thoroughly as standard. Where an agent specifically requires professional carpet extraction, we quote that as a clearly listed add-on so you can see what the requirement is costing.
Yes. We regularly invoice agents and landlords directly, including on managed portfolios with multiple properties in a month.
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