End of Tenancy Cleaning in London
End of tenancy cleaning across every London borough and the City, from £156, cleaned to the check-out report your agent uses. Free 48-hour re-clean if it flags our work. Pick your borough for the local detail.
- No card needed
- Price agreed before booking
- 48-hour re-clean guarantee
Per-size prices for a standard clean, the same in every area. The quote confirms your figure for condition and add-ons, and shows any paid parking or road charge at the address.
How much does end of tenancy cleaning cost in London?
End of tenancy cleaning in London costs from £156 for a studio to £315 for a four-bed. The prices are fixed and identical across every area End of Tenancy LTD covers. What you pay comes down to the size of the place, its condition, and any add-ons your check-out report needs, all confirmed in the quote.
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What the price includes
- A standard oven clean, plus the hob, the extractor and the filter behind it
- Inside every kitchen cupboard, drawer and the space under the sink
- Microwave, fridge and freezer cleaned inside, once emptied and switched off
- Bathrooms descaled: taps, shower screen, tiles, grout, and the toilet under the rim
- Skirting, door frames, tops of doors, switches and sockets
- Wardrobes, drawers and shelving done inside as well as out
- Internal windows, sills and frames where the inventory lists them
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, carpets vacuumed as standard
Size prices include one bathroom. Extras, added in your quote: a deep oven clean for baked-on carbon £31 an oven, a double (American) fridge £31, an extra bathroom £50, a separate WC £22, stairs £22 a flight, deep carpet cleaning £36 a bedroom and £43 a living or dining room, and blinds £11 a blind.
Not part of the clean: exterior windows above the ground floor, where safe access runs out; anything behind a fixed appliance we cannot safely pull out; clearing furniture, belongings or rubbish left in the property; repairs: filling holes, touching up paint, replacing a cracked tile; mould coming from a damp problem; scrubbing walls beyond spot-cleaning marks, since most emulsion lifts if you go at it.
Time on site: a studio takes around three hours with one cleaner, a one-bed four to five hours, a two-bed five to seven hours of labour, often split between two cleaners, and a three-bed most of a working day for a team of two. Your quote confirms it.
The 48-hour re-clean guarantee
If the check-out report flags something we cleaned, tell us within 48 hours of the report and send that line or a photo. We come back within 48 hours of hearing from you, free, as long as we can get in.
It does not cover damage or wear that cleaning cannot reverse, a property used or moved into since we left, or the landlord’s decision on the deposit. Full terms.
Areas we cover in London
Postcode areas: E, EC, N, NW, SE, SW, W, WC, BR, CR, DA, EN, HA, IG, KT, RM, SM, TW, UB.
Grand stucco terraces, period mansion blocks and newer flats sit across SW1, much of it inside the Congestion Charge zone. The mansion flats carry ornate cornicing and original sash windows that a clerk checks closely, and visitor parking is close to non-existent.
A lot of NW1 is Victorian houses split into conversion flats, with newer canal-side blocks around the basin. The conversions are where oven and limescale disputes start, since the kitchens and bathrooms are older, so those rooms take the bulk of the time on a move-out clean.
N1 runs heavily to Georgian and Victorian townhouses converted into flats, plus ex-local-authority blocks. Period conversions hand back on the detail: skirtings, sash windows and tired kitchen units a clerk marks hard.
Most of the E8 stock is older Victorian terraces split into flats, with kitchens and bathrooms an inventory clerk marks closely. That is where the deposit is won or lost, so oven interiors, taps and shower screens take priority while we plan permit parking on the narrow streets.
E1 mixes Victorian terraces and estates with glassy new-build towers around the Docklands. The modern flats show limescale on chrome and glass and have integrated ovens behind the report, and most blocks run a concierge desk and booked loading bays.
SW3 is white stucco terraces, red-brick mansion blocks and period conversions, much of it listed. Original cornicing, timber floors and sash windows all get itemised, so a check-out here runs long on careful detailing, and we confirm parking and porter access before arriving.
W6 leans to Victorian terraces and Edwardian mansion flats, with some riverside new-builds. The period flats turn on a sharp kitchen and bathroom for the report, oven and limescale first, with the riverside blocks judged on glass and sealant.
SW18 is mostly Victorian terraced houses and conversion flats around Wandsworth Town and the Wandle. The conversions come with older kitchens and bathrooms, and the side streets are permit-only for visitors.
SW2 around Brixton holds Victorian terraces, converted flats and a good share of ex-council estates. Estate flats show carpet wear and scuffed communal-side doors a clerk notes, while the conversions hand back on oven and limescale, so we match the time to whichever stock the flat sits in.
SE1 spans warehouse conversions, riverside new-builds and older terraces near Borough and Bermondsey. Converted warehouses carry high ceilings and exposed brick that take longer to dust down, and the new flats show limescale on glass, so we plan loading access and a longer detail pass.
End of Tenancy LTD cleans every London borough from £156, working to the check-out report your agent uses. Free re-clean within 48 hours if flagged.
Every borough, cleaned to its own check-out
What loses a London deposit changes with the stock: oven grease and limescale in the converted Victorian flats of the inner boroughs, glass and chrome in the new-build towers, carpet wear in the family semis out in the suburbs. A check-out in Hackney isn’t the same job as one in Bromley or Barnet, which is why we’ve written a separate page for each of the thirty-two boroughs and the City. Pick your borough for the local detail, the agents, the parking and the price.
Wherever you are, the standard is the same. We clean to the itemised check-out report an independent inventory clerk works from, line by line, because that report is what the deposit actually turns on.
What a London check-out has in common
A few things hold true right across the capital. London is hard-water country, north and south of the river, so limescale on the taps, the shower glass and the kettle is one of the most common deductions everywhere. The oven is the other near-universal one.
Parking is the part that changes most. Some boroughs run virtual visitor permits, some still sell paper scratchcards, and a couple, Westminster and the City, barely offer visitor parking at all. The borough pages spell out which is which.
From quote to check-out day
Send the property details (postcode, bedrooms, bathrooms and your check-out date) and we come back with a fixed price and the earliest slot that beats your hand-back deadline. If you have the check-in inventory or the check-out report, send that too and we clean straight off it.
Most London cleans run on key access: leave the keys with the agent, the concierge or a key safe and get on with the move. Tell us about permits, loading bays and lift bookings when you book, so the team is not held up at the door.
What a clerk flags, by the kind of London home you’re leaving
London’s rental stock falls into a handful of distinct types, and an independent inventory clerk looks for different things in each. A period conversion (a Victorian or Edwardian house split into flats, common across Hackney, Islington, Camden and the south-west) carries dust and grime in the places that age, original wooden floors, cornicing and picture rails, sash-window runners and the old fireplace surround, plus the usual oven and limescale. A new-build tower flat (think the riverside and regeneration zones in Tower Hamlets, Greenwich, Newham and Wandsworth) gets judged on its finish: smeared balcony glass, the tracks on sliding or bi-fold doors, grout and silicone sealant in the bathroom, and limescale on chrome from the hard water.
Two more types make up a big share of what actually gets let in London. Ex-local-authority flats (the right-to-buy stock now sub-let by private landlords, which is a sizeable slice of the rented market in most boroughs) are usually solid and simpler in layout, but the gloss-painted surfaces, kitchen tiling and shared entrance hall all show marks, so the clean has to be thorough. A room in an HMO or student share is the trickiest case: the clerk checks your room against the inventory, but the shared kitchen and bathroom are scored too, and condensation mould around a bathroom that was never ventilated is a frequent deduction. Knowing which type you’re in tells you where the risk sits before the clerk ever turns up.
We clean to the itemised check-out report whatever the property type, so the work follows the risks that stock actually carries. If you have the check-in inventory, it settles most arguments before they start: anything logged as clean at the start is what the check-out measures you against at the end.
London borough hubs
Every borough has its own page. The postcode districts under each name show where your address falls.
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What customers say
“End of Tenancy were exceptional for my Bloomsbury flat near the British Museum. Academic area high standards and they delivered completely. The whole place was immaculate. My landlord who is notoriously fussy approved immediately.”
“Good service for my Covent Garden rental above the shops. Tricky access but they managed. Professional team thorough work. Small parking issue but quality was excellent.”
“End of Tenancy provided exceptional service for my Holborn flat. Legal district high standards and they exceeded them. The whole place was immaculate. My solicitor landlord approved instantly.”
“End of Tenancy provided exceptional service for my Knightsbridge flat. One of London's most prestigious addresses and they rose to the occasion. Every surface gleaming. Worth every penny of the premium.”
“Good service for my Belgravia rental near Eaton Square. Ultra-premium embassy district. Team was professional and understood the standards required. Minor scheduling issue but quality was there.”
“End of Tenancy were brilliant for my Spitalfields flat near the market. East End creative area and they got all the accumulated dust and grime from the historic building. Spotless.”
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“Good service for my South Bank rental near the National Theatre. Prestigious address high expectations. Team delivered - professional thorough careful. Quality was excellent.”
“End of Tenancy provided exceptional service for my Maida Vale flat. Leafy mansion block beautiful area. The whole place was immaculate. My landlord approved immediately.”
“End of Tenancy provided exceptional service for my Marylebone flat. Premium W1 address and they delivered accordingly. Every surface gleaming. Worth the investment for this level of quality.”
Booking a clean in London
Tell us the basics, get a firm price.
The form prices the job as you build it. Send it and we confirm the figure and the earliest slot in London before anything is booked. The confirmed price is the total, with no booking or card fee, and payment is usually due when the work is done.
Prefer to talk? Call 07520 683716You are booking End of Tenancy LTD, registered in England and Wales (company 14834545), office at 82 Chaldon Way, Coulsdon CR5 1DD. Phone lines are open Monday to Friday 9am to 7pm and Saturday 9am to 1pm. Ask before you book and we confirm our insurance cover in writing.
Instant quote
Build the job, see the estimate, and send it over. We confirm the final figure before anything is booked.
- Postcode
Step 1 of 3: your postcode
All thirty-two, plus the City of London, from Hackney, Islington, Camden and Tower Hamlets across the inner boroughs to Croydon, Bromley, Barnet, Hillingdon and the rest of outer London. Pick your borough page, or send your postcode for the earliest slot.
Yes. Our from-prices are the same in every borough, with no premium for a Kensington or Westminster address. The figure is fixed against the property (size, condition and any add-ons) before you book. If the address has paid parking or sits in the congestion charge zone, that cost is listed in the quote.
Yes. A London check-out is usually an itemised report from an independent inventory clerk; send it with your details and we clean against it line by line, which is the quickest way to protect the deposit.
The check-in inventory decides it. Carpets are vacuumed as standard everywhere. If the inventory logged the carpets as cleaned at the start, book the deep clean; if it did not, we will say so.
That part is down to the deposit scheme. Once you and the landlord agree the deductions, the deposit has to come back within 10 days. If you can’t agree, you can raise a free dispute with the scheme and an adjudicator weighs the check-in inventory against the check-out report. A clean that matches the report is the strongest evidence on your side, which is why we work to it line by line.
Send us the report. If it flags work we did, tell us within 48 hours of the report and we come back free and put it right before the deduction is agreed. Raise it before you and the landlord agree the deductions, while the cleaning is still the open question. Returning to re-do a spot is quicker and cheaper than arguing it with a clerk.