End of Tenancy Cleaning in Stockport
End of tenancy cleaning across Stockport (the town centre, the Heatons, Bramhall, Cheadle and Marple) 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 Stockport?
End of tenancy cleaning in Stockport 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.
A standard clean, priced per size. Your quote pins the figure down for condition, location and any add-ons. Build your quote or see the full price list.
Areas we cover in Stockport
Postcode areas: SK1, SK2, SK3, SK4, SK5, SK6, SK7, SK8.
SK1 runs new-build apartments alongside Old Town conversions in former mills and offices. The new flats hand back on integrated ovens, chrome and glass; the conversions keep high ceilings and original brick, so we match the team and the time to whichever stock the check-out covers.
Period semis fill the conservation streets of SK4, with a high private-rented share among the owner-occupiers. These older homes carry sash windows, cornicing and timber floors that an inventory clerk goes over closely, so we set aside extra time for the detail at check-out.
A leafy SK4 suburb with a large rented share in its period villas and semis. Many are split into flats, so a typical check-out means several bedrooms and a shared kitchen and bathroom on one inventory, with the original woodwork taking the most time to bring up to standard.
Mostly terraced housing in SK5 with a big rented share and steady turnover. A move-out here is the full terrace list, oven, internal windows, skirtings and carpets, and with so many sharer lets we book early and clean room by room against the report.
Victorian terraces pack the streets near the station in SK3, a good number let to sharers and professionals. The oven and the carpets are usually where a clerk starts, so those get the most attention, and we plan parking on the narrow terraced roads before arriving.
Late-Victorian and Edwardian villas stand around Davenport Park in SK3, many now period conversion flats. Original sash windows, picture rails and cornicing all get checked at the inventory, so we budget extra time and treat the older surfaces with care.
SK2 mixes estate housing with semi-detached family homes, so the checkout brief changes with the street. The estate flats put carpet wear and communal stairs on the report; the semis bring more rooms and a second bathroom, which is where we plan the time.
Mainly semi-detached family houses in SK2, mostly owner-occupied with a modest rental share. The semis mean more rooms and a second bathroom to cover for the report, and kitchens carry the most weight because that is where deposits usually go.
An affluent SK7 area of detached, owner-occupied homes, so rentals here are larger and well-fitted. Bigger houses mean more bedrooms and bathrooms to bring up to report standard, with utility rooms and en-suites adding to the inventory the clerk works through.
An A6 village in SK7 of Victorian terraces and 1930s semis, a steady share of them rented. The terraces carry the oven and carpets on the report; the semis add rooms and a second bathroom, so we match the time to whichever the check-out covers.
End of tenancy cleaning in Stockport from £156, from the town-centre mill conversions to Bramhall and the Heatons. Free re-clean inside 48 hours if flagged.
Weir Mill, Stockport 8 and a developer’s inventory
Stockport is in the middle of a genuine revival and the rental stock shows it. The town centre around the viaduct is filling with new apartments and restored Victorian mills, Weir Mill and the big Stockport 8 scheme among them, and those hand back to a developer’s inventory standard rather than a landlord’s judgement.
That means smears on the glass and the balcony glazing, plaster and sticker residue left from the fit-out, and grout haze on new tiling. None of it is baked on, so the job is quick. The standard it is measured against is the thing that catches people out.
The Heatons, Bramhall and a long-tenancy check-out
Around the centre it is leafy and settled. The Heatons, Bramhall, Cheadle and Marple are period and family homes, usually let for years at a time, so the check-out is the oven, sash-window and high-level dust, and carpet worn along the hall and the stairs.
The water up here is soft, so limescale is a minor worry and the hours go on grease and carpets instead. A deep carpet clean lifts the grime and the marks; it will not put flattened pile back after a long let, and a clerk should record that as wear rather than dirt. We say which is which.
Driveways in Bramhall, pay-and-display by the viaduct
In the suburbs, the Heatons, Bramhall, Cheadle and Marple, parking is mostly driveways and unrestricted streets, so the van goes outside and nothing needs arranging.
The town-centre controlled zones are pay-and-display or permit-only, so for a mill-conversion flat we either sort that or come in by train to Stockport and work from the door. There is no clean-air charge to budget for: Greater Manchester’s plan charges no cars or vans. Give us the postcode up front and we sort the parking before the day.
Snapes and Maurice Kilbride treat the report as the spec
Most Stockport lettings, whether through Snapes around Bramhall and Cheadle Hulme or Maurice Kilbride in Cheadle, end in an itemised clerk’s report.
We treat that as the spec for the day: glass and grout in the town-centre apartments, oven and sash windows in the suburban houses, every line ticked against the inventory. Forward the check-in inventory or the check-out report with your booking and the team cleans to it.
Apartment or family house, fixed first
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 end of tenancy clean. Carpets are the usual add-on, and bigger family houses are priced on the property.
Local quotes run from about £125 to £275, so our band sits in line. A new town-centre apartment is usually quick. A four-bed in Bramhall with a couple of bathrooms is the bigger job, so send the size and we fix the figure before you book.
Apartment or family house, fixed first.
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 Stockport
Tell us the basics, get a firm price.
We’ll come back with a firm price and the earliest slot in Stockport. Add any extras (carpets, oven, upholstery) and we’ll confirm them upfront.
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Common questions
Do you cover all of Stockport?
Yes, across SK1 to SK8, from the town centre and the Heatons to Bramhall, Cheadle, Cheadle Hulme, Marple and Hazel Grove. Send your postcode to confirm the earliest slot.
Do you clean the new town-centre apartments to the developer standard?
Yes, the Weir Mill and Stockport 8 type flats check out to a managed inventory, so the glass, the grout and the appliance film all get done to that standard rather than a quick wipe.
Does the van pay anything to come into Stockport?
Nothing. Stockport is outside the London ULEZ and Greater Manchester’s clean-air plan charges no cars or vans, so there is no daily charge to budget for. Parking is the only thing to arrange: the Heatons, Bramhall, Cheadle and Marple are mostly driveways and unrestricted streets, while the town-centre zones are pay-and-display or permit-only, so for a mill-conversion flat we sort that or come in by train.
A long tenancy in the Heatons has flattened the carpets. What can you do?
Clean them properly and be straight about the rest. A deep carpet clean is the add-on and it lifts the grime and the marks; the flattened pile from a long let is wear, and a clerk should record it as wear rather than dirt. Carpets are vacuumed as standard. Worth booking the add-on where your check-in inventory recorded the carpets as cleaned.