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End To End · London
End of Tenancy Cleaning London
A detailed clean for the day you hand back the keys. End To End helps tenants, landlords and letting agents prepare London properties for checkout, with kitchen degreasing, bathroom descaling and room-by-room cleaning.
- Products and equipment brought to your property
- Clear quotes based on size, condition and agreed extras
- Appointments planned around access and checkout
Plan your budget
End of Tenancy Cleaning Prices in London
Our published starting price is £119. Your quote depends on the number of rooms and bathrooms, the property’s condition, furnishing and the services you choose. A heavily used kitchen or extra bathroom can need considerably more work than an empty studio.
Send your postcode, bedroom and bathroom count, moving date and photographs of any heavy build-up. Mention parking restrictions, stairs, lift access and key collection before confirming the booking.
These are starting prices from our published price list, not fixed property packages. Specialist services are charged separately; ask for an itemised total and confirmation of any applicable VAT or access charges.
| Service | Starting price |
|---|---|
| End of tenancy cleaning | From £119 |
| Same-day tenancy cleaning | From £149 |
| Carpet cleaning · additional | From £25 / room |
| Upholstery · additional | From £35 / seat |
| Oven cleaning · additional | From £69 |
| Exterior windows · additional | From £75 |
Room by room
What Is Included in Our End of Tenancy Cleaning?
The checklist below describes the usual room-by-room scope. Your booking confirmation should specify the areas included, appliance requirements and separately priced work. Empty cupboards and accessible surfaces let the team clean thoroughly.
| Area | Usual cleaning scope | Check before booking |
|---|---|---|
| Kitchen | Degrease worktops, splashbacks and hob surfaces; clean the sink, taps, empty cupboard shelves, doors and accessible fittings. | Flag stone, delicate finishes and heavy grease. Specialist oven work is an add-on. |
| Bathroom | Clean sanitaryware, taps, tiles, mirrors and shower screens; tackle removable soap residue and limescale using suitable products. | Cleaning cannot repair damaged grout, sealant or permanently etched glass. |
| Bedrooms | Dust accessible furniture, empty wardrobes, skirting boards, door frames and switches; vacuum floors and mop suitable hard flooring. | Mattress and upholstery treatments require a separate quote. |
| Living areas | Wipe accessible shelving and surfaces, remove dust from reachable fittings and clean floor edges and high-touch points. | Carpet extraction and fabric stain treatment are additional services. |
| Hallways | Clean accessible banisters, doors, frames, skirting boards and entrance flooring; vacuum reachable stair treads. | Tell us about multiple floors and restricted communal access. |
| Windows | Clean reachable internal glass, frames and sills within the agreed scope. | Exterior glazing and windows needing specialist access are separately assessed. |
| Appliances | Wipe accessible appliance surfaces; agree internal fridge, freezer, washing machine and dishwasher requirements in advance. | Empty and defrost appliances where needed. Oven deep cleaning is separately priced. |
Service illustrations show cleaning tasks and property interiors; they are not customer case studies or evidence of completed bookings.
Choose the right service
End of Tenancy Cleaning vs Regular Domestic Cleaning
A routine domestic visit maintains an occupied home. A move-out clean gives more attention to the empty property’s fixtures, edges and accumulated residue before handover.
| What changes? | Regular domestic cleaning | End of tenancy cleaning |
|---|---|---|
| Purpose | Ongoing upkeep between visits. | A detailed one-off clean before checkout or a new tenancy. |
| Cupboards and edges | Mostly exposed, frequently used surfaces. | Empty cupboard interiors, skirting boards, door frames and accessible corners. |
| Kitchen and bathroom | Routine wiping and maintenance. | More attention to grease, soap residue and removable limescale. |
| Specialist work | Usually arranged separately. | Carpets, upholstery and oven deep cleaning can be quoted alongside the visit. |
| Planning | Recurring visits around daily use. | Access, moving arrangements, inspection timing and drying need to be coordinated. |
Before we arrive
Preparing Your Property Before the Clean
- Remove personal belongings. Clear boxes, food, toiletries and rubbish. Empty cupboards, drawers and wardrobes so shelves can be reached.
- Arrange entry and keys. Confirm who will let the cleaners in, concierge instructions, entry codes and where keys should be left afterwards.
- Keep utilities connected. The team needs running water and electricity. Tell us about any supply problems before the appointment.
- Check parking and appliances. Explain permits, loading restrictions, stairs and lifts. Empty the fridge and allow enough time to defrost the freezer safely.
- Leave time before checkout. Book after removals and before the inspection. Allow for the agreed clean and any carpet drying rather than scheduling the clerk during the visit.
Share the check-in inventory or an agent’s checklist if available, and identify fragile fittings, loose handles or existing damage. These details help set a clear, realistic scope.
An organised visit
What Happens During a Move-Out Clean?
Confirm the priorities
On arrival, the team checks accessible areas and flags anything that needs a different treatment or cannot safely be reached.
Work through the rooms
Kitchens and bathrooms receive focused attention, followed by fixtures, surfaces and floors. Booked specialist treatments are coordinated with the clean.
Review the finish
Priority areas are checked before departure. Arrange a final walkthrough where possible and report concerns promptly with photographs and clear details.
The details matter
Commonly Missed Areas During Checkout
Clean floors alone do not tell the whole story. Small deposits of grease, dust and scale can remain visible once a room is empty. Include these points in your final walkthrough.
Extractor filters
Grease collects on mesh and edges. Confirm safe removal and the appropriate treatment for the filter type.
Oven door glass
Baked-on residue may need a specialist oven clean. Do not assume dismantling or internal glass access is included.
Inside cupboards
Check shelf corners, hinges and drawer runners after food and belongings have been removed.
Shower screens
Look along lower edges and seals. Removable scale differs from permanent glass damage.
Skirting boards
Dust lines show clearly behind cleared furniture and at the edge of hard floors.
Door frames
Inspect upper ledges, handles and touch marks around frequently used doors.
Window sills
Pay attention to corners, frames and reachable internal glass, with delicate finishes identified first.
Behind appliances
Only accessible areas can be cleaned safely. Moving heavy or connected appliances must be assessed and agreed first.
Build the right booking
Additional Cleaning Services
Some properties need more than surface cleaning. Ask for these services to be listed separately in your quote, with access, fabric suitability and drying requirements confirmed.
Carpet cleaning
Extraction cleaning can address embedded dirt in suitable carpets. Explain stains and previous treatments; permanent marks may remain.
Explore carpet cleaning ↗
Oven cleaning
A separately priced deep clean for oven cavities, racks and accessible glass. Tell us the appliance type and condition.
Explore oven cleaning ↗
Upholstery cleaning
Request treatment for sofas, chairs or other agreed fabrics. The method depends on the material, care label and condition.
Explore upholstery cleaning ↗For glazing outside the standard internal scope, see exterior window cleaning. Renovation dust may need after builders cleaning; suspected mould needs assessment through our mould removal service.
Practical reasons to book
Why Choose End To End?
Professional end of tenancy cleaning works best when the scope and logistics are clear. Our service brings the cleaning and handover arrangements into one conversation.
Cleaning across London
Explore local services in Ealing, Wandsworth and Hampstead. Call with your postcode to confirm coverage, travel arrangements and appointment availability for your property.
Equipment supplied
The team brings products and equipment for the booked service. You provide water, electricity and access.
Clear service choices
Combine tenancy cleaning with separately quoted carpets, oven or upholstery treatments.
Access considered
Key collection, concierge, parking and lift instructions are discussed before the visit.
Seven-day enquiries
Weekend and urgent appointments depend on availability. Confirm the slot before arranging your inspection.
Before you book
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers for your next property handover.
Will cleaning guarantee my deposit is returned?
No. Cleaning can address the agreed cleaning tasks, but deposit decisions also involve the inventory, damage and other tenancy matters. Compare the property’s condition with your check-in record and keep photographs after the clean.
What if I notice something after the clean?
Contact End To End promptly with photographs and the specific areas concerned. Ask for the re-clean eligibility, reporting deadline, exclusions and access requirements in writing when booking; a return visit should not be assumed without confirmation.
How much will my property cost?
End of tenancy cleaning starts from £119 on our published price list. The final quote depends on rooms, bathrooms, furnishing, condition and agreed extras. Provide accurate details and photos so the quote reflects the work required.
How long does a move-out clean take?
There is no reliable single duration for every property. Size, grease and scale build-up, appliance work, team size and extras all affect timing. Request an estimated completion window and allow additional time for any carpet or upholstery drying.
Do I need to supply products or equipment?
No. The team brings suitable cleaning products and equipment for the booked work. Please keep water and electricity available and flag delicate stone, wood, specialist finishes or product sensitivities before the visit.
Can you clean a furnished property?
Yes. Tell us what furniture remains and remove personal possessions so surfaces and storage can be accessed. Heavy furniture, fitted units and connected appliances may restrict access; discuss movement and any specialist fabric cleaning in advance.
Are the oven and carpets included?
Do not assume they are. Oven deep cleaning, carpet extraction and upholstery treatment are separately priced services. Ask for each required appliance and room to appear on the quote, including what can safely be treated.
Can I book for today or the weekend?
Same-day and weekend appointments may be available, depending on location, workload and the property’s requirements. Call with your postcode and deadline. Confirm the appointment before making key-return or inventory arrangements.
Do I need to stay at the property?
Agree entry, keys and a contact number before the clean. If you cannot stay, ensure the team can reach you about access or an unexpected condition. Arrange a walkthrough or clear handover instructions before departure.
Can cleaning remove every stain or mould mark?
No. Permanent staining, wear, etched glass and failed sealant may remain after cleaning. Mould may need separate assessment and treatment, and cleaning alone does not resolve an underlying moisture problem. Share photographs before booking.
Ready for handover
Let’s plan your move-out clean.
Have your postcode, property size and checkout date to hand. We will discuss the scope, access and any extras before you book.
Call 020 3404 5102
Appointments subject to availability.