End of tenancy cleaning

When a property is handed back, the inventory clerk isn't looking at whether it's tidy. They're looking at the oven door, the grout around the bath, the tops of the kitchen cupboards and the marks by the light switches. Our end of tenancy clean is organised around exactly those places, and anything else you need — carpets, the oven interior, the fridge — is added to the quote up front so nothing gets left to the last day.

The last week of a tenancy is rarely relaxed. Boxes need packing, keys need returning, and somewhere in the middle the property has to be clean enough to pass a check-out. An end of tenancy clean takes that last job off your list and does it properly.

We work from the inventory's point of view. Kitchens and bathrooms get the most time because they're where deductions usually come from, but we also go round the small things that are easy to miss: the top of the door frames, the switch plates, the skirting behind the bedroom door. If you want carpets or the oven done too, they go on the same quote so you're not booking three different people.