End of Tenancy Cleaning in Chester
End of tenancy cleaning across Chester (the walled city, Handbridge, Hoole, Boughton and the University lets) from £156, cleaned to the check-out report. Free 48-hour re-clean if it flags our work.
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These are standard per-size prices; condition, location and add-ons set the final figure in your quote.
How much does end of tenancy cleaning cost in Chester?
Prices for an end of tenancy clean in Chester run from £156 for a studio to £425 for a four-bed house. End of Tenancy LTD charges the same fixed rates in every area, with no premium for one postcode over another. The size of the home, its condition and any add-ons set the final figure, and we confirm it in your quote.
These are standard per-size prices; condition, location and add-ons set the final figure in your quote. Build your quote or see the full price list.
Areas we cover in Chester
Postcode areas: CH1, CH2, CH3, CH4.
The historic centre in CH1 is full of period flats above the shops along the Rows. Chester sits on sandstone, so the water is on the harder side and limescale on taps and screens is an early check-out mark; the old buildings add awkward stairs and original windows to detail.
A riverside area in CH4 across the Old Dee Bridge with a high share of rentals. The harder local water means limescale on kitchen taps and shower screens is usually the first thing a clerk checks, so bathrooms and kitchens get the most attention, alongside the oven on a move-out.
A Victorian suburb in CH4 reached over the suspension bridge, much of it period houses split into flats. Sash windows, cornicing and timber floors all get itemised on a check-out, and with Chester’s harder water limescale on the bathroom fittings is an early mark, so both take time.
A popular CH2 suburb of Victorian terraces close to the station, plenty now let to professionals and sharers. The kitchens are often original, so the oven leads the report; the harder water here also leaves scale on taps and screens, making the bathroom a clerk’s next stop.
Older terraced housing fills CH3 east of the centre. Small original kitchens mean the oven and the grease around it lead the check-out, and Chester’s harder water leaves limescale on taps and the shower screen, so the bathroom is worked alongside; parking is on-street near the main road.
A family suburb in CH3 of established residential streets, mostly semis and terraces. The semis bring two floors of carpet and a second bathroom into the inventory, and the harder local water means limescale on the bathroom fittings, so the kitchen and bathroom take the longest on a move-out.
A large eastern suburb in CH3 weighted to semi-detached homes with gardens. Family stock puts several carpeted rooms and usually two bathrooms on the report, and with the water on the harder side limescale on taps and screens is an early mark, so we pace the clean around those rooms.
A family suburb in CH2 near the hospital, a mix of inter-war semis and newer homes. The hospital draws renting staff, so move-outs are regular; the semis add a second bathroom and carpet to the inventory, and the harder water makes limescale on the fittings a clerk’s first stop.
A residential CH2 area with a sizeable council estate alongside private semis. Carpet wear on stairs and tired kitchens are what a clerk marks on the estate homes, while the harder local water leaves scale on bathroom taps, so the oven, the floors and the bathroom share the time.
A large estate in CH1 of mid-century houses, much of it rented. The check-out turns on the oven, worn stair carpet and the skirtings, and because Chester’s water is harder, limescale on the bathroom taps and screen usually shows too, so the kitchen and bathroom take the closest pass.
End of tenancy cleaning in Chester from £156, from period flats inside the city walls to Hoole and Handbridge terraces. Free 48-hour re-clean if flagged.
Getting the kit into a flat above the Rows
The walled city centre is heavily controlled: permit bays and limited loading. For a flat over the Rows the access takes more organising than the clean does, so we either use the commercial-vehicle dispensation, sort a permit, or load in and out in stages on a plan worked out before the day. Give us the address early and it stops being a problem.
Out in Hoole, Handbridge, Boughton and the suburbs there is more on-street and driveway parking, so the van is close to the door. There is no London ULEZ and no charging clean-air zone in Chester, so nothing extra for the vehicle.
A historic city of period homes
Chester is a Roman and Georgian city and the housing shows it: Georgian and Victorian terraces, flats above and behind the medieval Rows, and the conservation-area streets of Handbridge, Hoole and Queen’s Park. Period homes check out on the things age throws up, sash windows, high cornices and picture rails, deep skirtings and original floors, and a conservation-area house keeps all of that detail, so all of it appears on the report.
The water here is soft. Chester draws from the River Dee through Hafren Dyfrdwy, so limescale is rarely the issue it is down south. The deductions come from the oven, the floors and the windows, and from carpet wear in the rented terraces.
A University of Chester house and a year of stair carpet
Student houses are a steady part of the work here, and the stair and hallway carpets are the thing in those. A house that has taken a full academic year of traffic needs hot extraction rather than a vacuum, and the shared kitchen needs the oven stripped rather than wiped.
We price those on the rooms plus the shared spaces so the cost divides between housemates. Book early for the summer changeover, because the tenancies end within a few weeks of each other and the good slots go first.
Beresford Adams, Cavendish and Savills work from a clerk’s list
Chester lettings run through agents like Beresford Adams, Cavendish and Savills, and a check-out is usually an itemised clerk’s report.
We take it point by point: the sash windows and cornices in the period homes, the floors and the oven, the high-traffic carpets in the student lets. Forward the check-out report or the check-in inventory and that report is the brief.
Original floors included, not billed as carpet
A studio is from £156, a one-bed £207, a two-bed £243, a three-bed £339 and a four-bed £425 for a standard clean. Larger period houses are priced on the property.
Local quotes run from about £130 to £340. A big Georgian house in Queen’s Park or a Handbridge family home with several bathrooms takes the longest, and the original floors in it are cleaned and buffed as part of the price rather than charged as a carpet add-on. Send the details and we fix the figure.
Original floors included, not billed as carpet.
If the report later flags something we cleaned, we come back within 48 hours, free. We’d rather return and put it right than have you argue it with a clerk.
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Add-ons for your inventory
Getting booked in around Chester
Tell us the basics, get a firm price.
We’ll come back with a firm price and the earliest slot in Chester. Add any extras (carpets, oven, upholstery) and we’ll confirm them upfront.
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Common questions
The flat is above the Rows. How do you even get the kit in?
On a plan, worked out before the day. The walled centre is heavily controlled with permit bays and limited loading, so we either use a commercial-vehicle dispensation or load in and out in stages. It is the access that takes the organising rather than the clean, so give us the address early.
Chester is on Dee water. Does that mean no descaling?
Almost none. The supply comes off the River Dee through Hafren Dyfrdwy and is soft, so limescale is rarely the deduction it is in the South East. The hours go into the oven, the original floors and the sash windows instead, which is where Chester check-outs are actually decided.
Our Handbridge house is in a conservation area. Does that change the standard?
It changes what gets marked. Conservation-area homes in Handbridge, Hoole and Queen’s Park keep their original detail, so the high cornices, the picture rails, the deep skirtings and the sash runners all appear on the report. Those need proper time, so we work to the report rather than a general list.
Do you take on University of Chester student houses?
Regularly, and the stair and hallway carpets are the thing in those. A house that has taken a full academic year of traffic needs extraction rather than a vacuum, and the shared kitchen needs the oven stripped. We price on the rooms plus the shared spaces so it divides between housemates. Book early for summer.