End of Tenancy Cleaning in Salford
End of tenancy cleaning across Salford (Salford Quays, MediaCity, Eccles, Swinton and Walkden) 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 Salford?
In Salford, 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 Salford 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.
Standard clean per size; your quote confirms the figure for size, condition, location and any add-ons. Build your quote or see the full price list.
Areas we cover in Salford
Postcode areas: M3, M5, M6, M7, M27, M28, M30, M50.
Waterside build-to-rent blocks at M50, where most flats hand back on the detail rather than the room count. Integrated ovens, chrome taps and full-height glazing are what an inventory clerk checks first, so we arrange concierge access and a loading bay before the team starts.
The M50 media campus around the BBC and ITV sits among newer apartment towers let mostly to professionals. These flats turn on a sharp kitchen and bathroom for the check-out report, with glass balustrades and integrated appliances taking the time, so we book a loading bay and lift slot in advance.
Victorian terraces line the Metrolink route through M30, a fair share now split into flats or let to sharers. A typical check-out runs the full terrace list: oven, internal windows, skirtings and carpets, with several bedrooms and one shared kitchen and bathroom all measured against the same inventory.
M27 mixes 1930s bay-fronted semis with older period homes, most owner-occupied but with a steady rental edge. The semis mean more rooms and a second bathroom to bring up to report standard, and original windows and woodwork take longer to detail than a modern flat.
Older terraces sit beside newer build estates across M28, so the checkout brief shifts street by street. Terraces carry the oven and the carpets on the report; the new-builds hand back on integrated appliances and glazing, which is where we plan the extra time.
A conservation village in M28 with listed and period homes around the green and canal. Sash windows, original cornicing and timber floors all get looked at by an inventory clerk, so we budget extra time for the detail and treat the older surfaces gently.
M5 terraces meet newer dockside flats here, a short walk from the Quays. The terraces put the oven and carpets on the inventory, while the flats hand back on chrome, glass and integrated ovens, so we sort parking or a loading point depending on which job it is.
Regeneration estates and social housing make up much of M6, with tower blocks and walk-up flats among the stock. Carpet wear and the communal stairs and landings are what a clerk tends to flag, so we plan access through the block and time the lift for moving the kit.
Large Victorian villas in M7, many divided into flats let to sharers and students. The conversions keep the original windows, cornicing and high skirtings, all detail an inventory clerk checks, so a check-out here takes longer per room than a plain modern let.
M7 family homes with a settled Orthodox Jewish community, so kitchens here often have separate areas that need careful handling. The bigger houses mean more rooms and bathrooms to bring up to report standard, and we work the kitchen thoroughly because that is where deposits usually turn.
End of tenancy cleaning in Salford from £156, from the MediaCity and Quays apartments to Eccles and Swinton terraces.
MediaCity and the Quays hand back to a managed inventory
Salford Quays and MediaCityUK are a wall of new build-to-rent towers, the BBC-and-ITV district, and flats there hand back to a managed inventory standard rather than a landlord’s eye: floor scuffs, smears on the glass and the balcony glazing, and the finish on the integrated appliances.
Those check-outs are strict because the flat is re-let within days and the operator sets the standard. Nothing is baked on, so the work is quick, but there is nowhere for a mark to hide.
Eccles, Swinton and the student Crescent
The rest of Salford is older. Victorian terraces through Eccles, Swinton, Walkden, Ordsall and Pendleton, where the deposit turns on carpets and damp rather than anything fancy. Add the University of Salford and the huge Crescent regeneration and there is a big student-let market on top, where it is oven and shared-kitchen grease every summer.
The water here is soft, so limescale barely features anywhere in the city. We put the time on grease, glass and carpets instead.
Digital permits at the Quays, driveways in Walkden
Around the Quays and the city-centre fringe parking is controlled, and Salford runs digital permits and pay-by-phone there. For a MediaCity flat we either book a session or come in on the tram and work from the lift, which on a weekday is often the faster of the two.
Out in Eccles, Swinton and Walkden the streets are mostly driveways and unrestricted, so the van goes outside. There is no clean-air charge anywhere in Greater Manchester. Flag a Quays address when you book so we can line up the permit or the tram.
Matched to the check-out
Salford lettings run through agents like Quay Property and Portfolio8 around the Quays and MediaCity, and Reeds Rains at the Anchorage. In the build-to-rent towers the check-out is managed, strict and fully itemised.
We take it in order: the glass and floors in the Quays flats, the oven and shared kitchen in the student houses, the carpets in the terraces. Send the check-in inventory or the check-out report with your details and the clean is built around it.
Soft water, no limescale add-on
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. Carpets are the usual add-on and student houses are priced on the rooms.
Local quotes run from about £135 to £320. A Quays apartment is usually a quick glass-and-floors job; a shared student house with several rooms is the longer one, because the kitchen has done a hard year and each room is often signed off on its own. Tell us the rooms and bathrooms and we price on that.
Soft water, no limescale add-on.
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 Salford
Tell us the basics, get a firm price.
We’ll come back with a firm price and the earliest slot in Salford. Add any extras (carpets, oven, upholstery) and we’ll confirm them upfront.
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Common questions
Do you cover all of Salford?
Yes, across M3, M5, M6, M7, M27, M28, M30 and M50, from Salford Quays and MediaCity to Eccles, Swinton, Walkden, Ordsall and Worsley. Send your postcode to confirm the earliest slot.
Do you clean Quays and MediaCity build-to-rent flats to the managed standard?
Yes, those check out to a managed inventory, mostly glass, floors and integrated appliances, so we clean to that standard rather than a quick wipe.
Is there a charge for driving into MediaCity or the Quays?
Not a clean-air one. Salford is outside the London ULEZ and Greater Manchester’s plan charges no cars or vans, so the van pays nothing. The Quays and the city-centre fringe are controlled parking though, on digital permits and pay-by-phone, so for a MediaCity flat we either book a session or come in on the tram and work from the lift.
Eccles terrace with carpet through the hall. Worth the add-on?
Usually yes, in that stock. The Eccles, Swinton and Ordsall terraces are where carpet wear and damp show up on a check-out, so the hall and the stairs earn the deep clean, particularly where the check-in inventory recorded the carpets as cleaned. Carpets are vacuumed as standard. In the Quays and MediaCity flats the report is mostly glass, floors and integrated appliances instead.