End of Tenancy Cleaning in Islington
End of tenancy cleaning across Islington (N1, N5, N7 and EC1) from £156, with a free 48-hour re-clean if the check-out flags our work. Send your postcode for a fixed price.
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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 Islington?
End of tenancy cleaning in Islington starts at £156 for a studio and runs to £425 for a four-bed house. Those are End of Tenancy LTD’s standard fixed prices, the same in every area we cover. Your final figure depends on the size of the property, how it has been left, and any add-ons the inventory asks for, and we confirm it before the job 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 Islington
Postcode areas: N1, N5, N7, N19, EC1.
A busy N1 hub on the Northern line, where Georgian terraces sit alongside newer City Road flats. The modern blocks turn the check-out toward chrome taps and integrated ovens, while the period conversions add sash windows and cornicing that a clerk works through slowly.
N5 streets around Highbury Fields, with the Victoria line at Highbury & Islington. Most stock here is large Victorian houses divided into flats, so a check-out usually covers original floors, tall skirtings and bay windows; we plan permit parking on the residential roads.
An N1 conservation area of Georgian and Victorian houses split into flats. The period detail sets the pace of a move-out clean: sash windows, picture rails and timber floors all get measured against the inventory, so we budget longer than a modern flat would need.
An N1 conservation area of Georgian townhouses and garden squares, much of it now period conversion flats. Inventory clerks here check the cornicing, fireplaces and original sash windows closely, so the detail rooms take time and we sort permit parking on the squares first.
EC1, a former workshop district now full of loft conversions and design studios let as flats. Open-plan layouts with exposed brick and tall industrial windows mean a lot of glass and high-level dusting on the check-out, and access often runs through a single goods lift.
N7 around Holloway Road and the Nag’s Head, mixing Victorian terraces with ex-council estate blocks. The split stock changes the job: terrace conversions bring period floors and skirtings, while the estate flats show carpet wear and shared stair access that we factor into the booking.
N19 on the Northern line, by the Whittington Hospital and the Vantage Point tower. The mix pairs Victorian conversion flats with newer high-rise homes, so one check-out leans on cornicing and sash windows while the next turns on limescale, glass balconies and concierge access.
A station district in N4 Islington on the Victoria and Piccadilly lines, ringed by Victorian terraces converted into sharer flats. A typical check-out is the full HMO list: several bedrooms plus one shared kitchen and bathroom, all measured against a single inventory.
The road runs N1 to N7 past Pentonville prison, locally the ’Cally’, lined with Victorian terraces and council estate blocks. Many houses are now sharer flats, so move-outs cluster around several bedrooms and a communal kitchen, with limescale the usual first flag in the bathroom.
End of tenancy cleaning in Islington from £156, worked to the independent clerk’s check-out report. Free re-clean inside 48 hours if it flags us.
Sash windows, cornices and the conservation-area clean
Islington is period-stock heavy and much of it sits in a conservation area, which changes what a clerk writes down. The lettings around Barnsbury, Canonbury and Clerkenwell are Georgian and Victorian houses split into flats: sash windows, original floorboards, fireplaces, deep skirting and cornices in rooms tall enough that nobody has been near the top of them in years.
Frames, sills, runners and glass, wherever the report lists them. Sash boxes collect grit in the runners and the paint ledges hold dust, and both show up on an itemised report. We use reach poles rather than standing on your furniture, because a scuffed cornice costs more than the dust did.
What an Islington clerk marks first
The oven, then the limescale, then the period detail. That order barely changes. North London water is hard, so the taps and the shower screen carry scale, and the old fitted ovens in the conversions have usually been wiped rather than stripped for years.
The borough also has a lot of post-war social housing, estates like the Marquess near Essex Road, and newer blocks around Angel and City Road that tend to be quicker. We price and time the job to the property, not a flat rate.
Upper Street agents work from an itemised report
Most Islington lettings run through the Upper Street and Angel agents, and the independents around Highbury, and they commission an independent clerk rather than doing a walk-round themselves. A clerk works from a list. That is better for you if the clean matches the list and expensive if it does not, which is why we ask for it up front.
In a conservation-area conversion those reports get specific about period features on top of the usual oven, limescale and cupboards. Send the check-in inventory or the check-out report with your details and we go down it, point by point.
Islington prices against the local going rate
We quote a fixed Islington price from your postcode and room count, studios from £156, one-beds £207, two-beds £243, three-beds £339 and four-beds £425 for a standard clean. Carpets are added when the inventory logged them as cleaned at check-in.
That sits well under the local going rate: Islington end of tenancy quotes usually open around £180 for a studio and pass £400 for a three-bed. What moves your figure is size, condition and any add-ons, nothing hidden until the day.
E-vouchers, zone C and getting the van to the door
Islington parking is mostly virtual now: residents hold digital permits and visitors are covered by an e-voucher a warden checks on a handheld, though paper visitor vouchers are still sold in most zones. Zones C and K are e-voucher only, so there is nothing to write out and put in the windscreen.
If you want the team near the door, set up an e-voucher for the slot; otherwise we use pay-and-display, or arrive on the Victoria and Northern lines and the buses down Upper Street. The whole borough sits inside the ULEZ, which matters if you are also booking a van for the move.
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 flat near Angel. Trendy area demanding landlord and they delivered perfectly. The whole place was immaculate. My agent was genuinely impressed.”
“Good service for my Highbury rental. Near the stadium so game day wasn't ideal but they managed. Professional team thorough work. Small scheduling issue but quality was excellent.”
“Moved out of my Holloway house and End of Tenancy made it spotless. Victorian property lots of features and they cleaned them all carefully. Landlord couldn't find a single issue.”
“My Finsbury Park flat was perfect after they finished. 4 years of wear and tear reversed in one day. The kitchen especially - all the grease and grime completely gone.”
“Good job on my Archway rental. Team was professional and efficient. Minor issue with the extractor hood cleaning but they came back to sort it. Overall very pleased with the service.”
“End of Tenancy transformed my Barnsbury flat. Beautiful Georgian property needed careful attention and they delivered. Every period feature cleaned respectfully. Checkout approved immediately.”
“My Canonbury house was gleaming after End of Tenancy finished. Large property high ceilings lots of windows. Team was thorough and professional. Every inch cleaned perfectly.”
“Used them for my Clerkenwell flat. Central location tricky parking but they managed. The cleaning was excellent - warehouse conversion with exposed brickwork all carefully done.”
“Brilliant service for my Tufnell Park flat. The team was incredibly thorough. Kitchen bathroom carpets - all transformed. My letting agent asked for their details. Says it all.”
“End of Tenancy did a perfect job on my flat near Kings Cross. Modern building high standards expected and they met them all. Professional efficient thorough. Deposit returned in full.”
Booking a clean in Islington
Tell us the basics, get a firm price.
We’ll come back with a firm price and the earliest slot in Islington. Add any extras (carpets, oven, upholstery) and we’ll confirm them upfront.
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Common questions
Why does a Barnsbury conversion take longer than a flat off City Road?
Period detail, mostly. The Georgian and Victorian houses split into flats around Barnsbury, Canonbury and Clerkenwell come with sash windows, original floors and tall rooms where the dust sits above head height, and a lot of them sit in conservation areas where clerks mark that detail. The newer blocks around Angel and City Road are quicker jobs.
Our street is in zone C. Can we still use a paper visitor voucher?
No. Islington moved visitor parking almost entirely online, and zones C and K are e-voucher only, so there is nothing to write out and put in the windscreen. Paper vouchers are still sold in most other zones. Set up an e-voucher against the van for the slot, or we use pay-and-display and come in by tube.
The inventory lists the sash windows. Do you do the frames as well as the glass?
Frames, sills, runners and glass, where the report lists them. Sash boxes collect grit in the runners and the paint ledges hold dust, and both show up on an itemised report in a conservation-area flat. Original floorboards and fireplaces get the same treatment. Send the report and we work down it rather than guessing what counts.
Is an independent clerk stricter than a landlord doing their own walk-round?
Usually, yes. Most Islington lettings run through the Upper Street and Angel agents, and they commission an independent clerk who works from an itemised list rather than a general impression. That is better for you if the clean matches the list and expensive if it does not, which is why we ask for it up front.