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End of tenancy cleaning near you

A deposit-back clean to the inventory standard, with oven, carpets and windows as needed.

Answer 4 quick questions. Insured local pros send you their price.

What needs cleaning?
How many bedrooms?
When?

Pros see only the area until you accept a bid.

Next: a few details about access, then your contact. About 2 minutes.

  • Free
  • No obligation
  • Your details go only to the pro you choose
  • ID and £1m insurance checked

What happens next

  1. A few details about access and photos if you have them. About 2 minutes.
  2. Local pros send you their price, and we text you when each one arrives.
  3. Compare prices and reviews, chat, then choose. No obligation.

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What's included

What pros do

  • Every room cleaned top to bottom: kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas
  • Inside cupboards, drawers, wardrobes and appliances
  • Skirting, doors, switches, windows inside and limescale removed
  • A checklist that matches a typical inventory, with a re-clean promise from many pros

Typical jobs

  • A two-bed flat, keys back on Friday
  • A three-bed house with oven and carpet cleaning added
  • A studio clean between tenants for a landlord
  • A student house at the end of the year

Typical cost

PropertyRest of UKLondon & South East
Studio£120–£170£150–£230
1 bedroom£150–£200£190–£280
2 bedrooms£200–£300£250–£375
3 bedrooms£300–£450£375–£560
4 bedrooms£450–£600£560–£750

From our guide End of tenancy cleaning cost in 2026: what you should really be paying (updated 2026-10-30).

How it works

  1. 1

    Describe the job

    A sentence or two and a photo if you like. It takes a minute and costs nothing.

  2. 2

    Compare bids

    Verified local cleaners send a price, a message and when they can come. Chat before you choose.

  3. 3

    Book and pay safely

    Pay through HelloPros when you book. The pro is paid once you confirm the job is done.

What to check before hiring

  • Whether oven, carpets and windows outside are included or extras
  • What happens if the agent raises issues: a re-clean within a set number of days
  • Public liability insurance and whether they bring all products and equipment

What we check: Every cleaner has shown photo ID and public liability insurance of at least £1m.

End of tenancy cleaning: questions people ask

What does an end of tenancy clean include?

A full clean of the empty property to the standard an inventory clerk expects: inside appliances and cupboards, limescale, skirting, doors and windows inside. Oven, carpet and upholstery cleaning are usually priced separately.

Should the property be empty?

Yes, or as near as possible. Cleaners work faster in an empty home and can reach everything the inventory lists.

What if the agent is not happy?

Many pros return to re-clean any missed area within a few days if the agent reports it. Check the bid for this before you accept.

How long does it take?

A team usually takes three to six hours for a two-bed flat depending on its condition.

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