End of Tenancy Cleaning in Greenwich
End of tenancy cleaning across Greenwich (the Peninsula, Blackheath, Woolwich and Eltham) from £156, cleaned to the check-out report. Free 48-hour re-clean if it flags our work.
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Per-size prices for a standard clean. The quote confirms your exact figure once we know condition, location and add-ons.
How much does end of tenancy cleaning cost in Greenwich?
In Greenwich, a standard end of tenancy clean is priced by size: from £156 for a studio up to £425 for a four-bed. End of Tenancy LTD holds the same fixed prices everywhere, so Greenwich pays no postcode premium. Condition and add-ons such as carpets or the oven can move the figure, which your quote settles before anything is booked.
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 Greenwich
Postcode areas: SE3, SE7, SE9, SE10, SE18, SE28.
The SE10 town centre sits within the Maritime Greenwich UNESCO site, beside Greenwich Park, with Georgian and Victorian houses and conversion flats. Original sash windows, cornicing and timber floors all take a clerk’s eye, so we set aside extra time and sort parking in the tight conservation streets first.
New-build towers ring The O2 in SE10, served by North Greenwich on the Jubilee line. Modern flats hand back on the details: limescale on chrome and glass, integrated ovens and balcony doors, so we arrange concierge access and a loading bay to keep the team moving through the block.
Royal Arsenal Riverside flats define the SE18 waterfront, now linked by the Elizabeth line and DLR. These newer riverside homes turn on a clerk’s check of limescale, integrated appliances and floor-to-ceiling glazing, so we confirm concierge and loading access before the team arrives with the kit.
SE3 holds Georgian and Victorian terraces inside the 1967 conservation area, many split into period flats. Sash windows, original cornicing and timber floors are exactly what an inventory clerk lingers over, so we give the detail a slower, careful pass and plan parking on the protected streets.
Jacobean Charlton House, one of London’s finest, anchors SE7, with Victorian terraces and interwar semis across the rest of the area. The houses bring more rooms, fitted ovens and worn carpets to cover than a flat, so the kitchen and bathrooms, where the deposit goes, take priority.
SE9 is home to Eltham Palace, a medieval hall with Art Deco interiors, set among 1930s suburban semis. Metroland houses like these carry original windows, fitted kitchens and several rooms to bring up to report standard, so we plan the day around the spaces a clerk weighs most heavily.
Kidbrooke Village new-builds in SE3 and SE9 replaced the former Ferrier Estate. The modern flats hand back on limescale across glass and chrome, integrated ovens and large windows, and with parking controlled across the development we sort access and a loading point before starting.
Victorian terraces step up the slope above Plumstead Common in SE18, a good share let as shared houses. A check-out here often covers several bedrooms plus a communal kitchen and bathroom on one inventory, and the period sash windows and skirtings add to the clerk’s detail list.
The SE28 riverside estate is largely managed by Peabody, a mix of 1960s social housing and newer blocks. Communal stairs and walkways show wear, and the flats often hand back with tired carpets and a fitted oven, so we cover the shared routes as well as the rooms inside.
Period housing fills the streets between Greenwich Park and Westcombe Park in SE10. The Victorian and Edwardian homes bring sash windows, original floors and several rooms to detail, so we set the schedule by the kitchen and bathroom and the careful work the older fabric needs.
End of tenancy cleaning in Greenwich from £156, from the Peninsula and Kidbrooke new-builds to the Blackheath terraces. Free 48-hour re-clean if it flags us.
The Peninsula, Kidbrooke and Royal Arsenal check out on water marks
Greenwich has put up more new homes in the last decade than almost anywhere in London. The Peninsula at North Greenwich, Kidbrooke Village on the old Ferrier estate and Royal Arsenal Riverside over in Woolwich are thousands of flats between them, and a new-build check-out is mostly about water and surfaces: limescale and spotting on the glass shower screens and the chrome, grease inside the integrated ovens, and the dull film that shows on a white quartz worktop.
Quartz is the one people are caught out by. Cooking oil and spray cleaner leave a haze a wipe will not shift, and it only reads as a mark under the clerk’s torch, so it gets stripped back rather than cleaned over. The shower glass is the same story on this water.
Blackheath and the town centre are conservation-area stock
The older Greenwich is a different job entirely. The Georgian and Victorian terraces around the town centre and Blackheath sit in conservation areas, and their check-outs read nothing like a Peninsula flat: sash windows, dust along the cornicing, worn carpet on the stair run, and the soot that gathers around the period fireplaces. None of that responds to a quick pass, so the hours are allowed for it up front.
The ex-council estates in between are their own thing again, mostly oven grease and carpet.
Virtual parking sessions, or the Jubilee line and the lift
Much of the borough is controlled parking, and Greenwich runs on-street visitor parking as virtual sessions booked online against the van’s registration. Depending on the zone a session covers four hours or a full day, and the allowance is generous, so covering a full-flat clean is no trouble. Set one up for the slot and we park by the door; a longer job is simply a second session booked back to back.
For the Peninsula and Woolwich new-builds there is a second option. The team can come in on the Jubilee line or the Elizabeth line and work from the lift, which often beats circling a podium car park. The whole borough is inside the ULEZ. Tell us the building and the parking position when you book.
Greenwich quotes swing from £129 to £400. Ours does not
A studio starts at £156, a one-bed at £207, a two-bed at £243, a three-bed at £339 and a four-bed at £425 for a standard end of tenancy clean. Carpets are the usual add-on.
Local quotes here are all over the place. You will see studios advertised from about £129 and three-beds quoted up past £400 once VAT and materials go on at the end. Our from-price is the price: nothing bolted on afterwards, and no surcharge for a Peninsula tower over a Blackheath flat. Send the postcode and the room count and we confirm it before anything is booked.
The from-price is the price.
Greenwich High Road agents, and the build-to-rent standard
Winkworth, Hamptons and Marsh & Parsons all sit along Greenwich High Road, and they check out against an itemised clerk’s report. The build-to-rent and managed blocks on the Peninsula are stricter still, because the flat is re-let within days and the standard is set by the operator rather than negotiated at the door.
We clean against whichever report you have, line by line: the glass and quartz in the new flats, the sash windows and fireplaces in the period houses. Tell us it is a managed block when you book and we allow the extra time for it, rather than finding out on the morning.
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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What customers say
“End of Tenancy were brilliant for my Greenwich town centre flat. Beautiful area and the property needed to match. Team exceeded expectations - the whole place was immaculate. Deposit returned in full within days.”
“Good service for my Woolwich rental. Professional team thorough work. Small issue with parking near the barracks but they managed. The actual cleaning was excellent - all rooms spotless. Would use again.”
“Moved out of my Blackheath house and End of Tenancy made it spotless. Beautiful Victorian property that needed careful attention and they delivered perfectly. The period features were all cleaned without damage. Impressive.”
“My Eltham flat was perfect after End of Tenancy finished. 4 years of living there and they reversed it all in one day. The kitchen especially was transformed - oven hob extractor all gleaming.”
“Good job on my Charlton rental. Team was professional and efficient. Slight mix-up with the schedule but they accommodated me at short notice. The cleaning itself was thorough and high quality.”
“End of Tenancy transformed my Plumstead flat. Had been worried about the bathroom particularly - years of limescale and mould. All gone. The team was methodical and thorough. Full deposit returned.”
“My Abbey Wood flat was gleaming after they finished. New build with high standards expected and they met them all. Every surface every fixture every corner cleaned to perfection. Checkout passed first time.”
“Used them for my Kidbrooke house. Good service overall - professional team good communication. The property was large and took longer than quoted but the quality justified it. Would recommend.”
“Brilliant service for my Thamesmead flat. The team was incredibly thorough - cleaned places I didn't know existed. The balcony the storage cupboard everything. Inventory clerk was impressed. Highly recommend.”
“End of Tenancy did a perfect job on my Westcombe Park flat. Lovely area and the flat needed to match for the checkout. Team delivered completely. Every room spotless. Landlord approved immediately.”
Lining up your Greenwich move-out
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We’ll come back with a firm price and the earliest slot in Greenwich. Add any extras (carpets, oven, upholstery) and we’ll confirm them upfront.
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Common questions
Why do the white quartz worktops keep coming up on our check-out?
Because they show everything. A white quartz top in a Peninsula, Kidbrooke or Royal Arsenal flat picks up a dull film from cooking oil and spray cleaner that only reads as a mark under the clerk’s torch, and it needs stripping back rather than wiping. The glass shower screens are the same story on this water.
Is a build-to-rent block stricter than a private landlord?
Noticeably. The managed and build-to-rent blocks on the Peninsula work to a detailed inventory because the flat is re-let within days, so the standard is set by the operator rather than negotiated at the door. Tell us it is a managed block when you book and we allow the extra time for it.
Our zone only sells four-hour parking sessions. Is that long enough?
For a one or two-bed, usually. Greenwich runs on-street visitor parking as virtual sessions booked online against the van registration, and depending on the zone a session covers four hours or a full day. There is plenty of allowance, so a longer job is simply a second session booked back to back.
Do the Blackheath period houses need anything the new flats do not?
Soot and sash windows. The Georgian and Victorian terraces around Blackheath and the town centre sit in conservation areas, so the fireplaces, the window runners and the cornicing all get marked, and none of it responds to a quick pass. We cover SE3, SE7, SE9, SE10, SE18 and SE28 on the same fixed band.