An end of tenancy clean is the deposit-back clean: the thorough one judged against your check-in inventory when you hand the keys back, not a quick tidy-up. Around Sloane Square most of these are period mansion flats – parquet or herringbone floors, marble bathrooms, sash windows and decorative cornicing – and the checkout is judged to a prime managing agent’s standard. So the price is fixed by bedrooms and shown before you book: a studio is £156, a one-bedroom £198, a two-bedroom £232, a three-bedroom £267 and a four-bedroom £349, with carpet cleaning from +£27 a room – a fixed figure shown where the prime firms hide theirs, and far below what a Sloane Square address is usually quoted.
The clean covers what an inventory clerk actually checks – the oven inside and out, the extractor filter, cupboards in and out, inside the appliances, limescale off taps, tiles and shower glass, plus skirting, internal windows and floors – worked to the checklist rather than to a set number of hours, so it never runs to an hourly bill. The period features are treated with care: floors mopped with the right product rather than soaked, marble descaled gently rather than with harsh acid, and sash windows done pane by pane. It is a thorough clean to the checkout standard, not specialist stone or wood restoration.
It comes with a VAT invoice, £1,000,000 insurance and DBS-checked cleaners, and the 72-hour re-clean is included: if the check-out flags a line on the agreed checklist, the team returns free. We don’t promise your landlord’s decision – no honest cleaner can – but we work the flat to the standard the inventory is judged against, coordinating with the concierge or managing agent on access. Defrost the fridge-freezer the day before, and the quote comes back the same day with no payment upfront.
Your home is your fortress. But even “fortresses” need to be cleaned. Otherwise, you risk a multitude of health problems caused by mould and dust, as well as pests. We help you manage those risks and keep your home clean and comfortable. All the while saving you time so you can focus on the things you enjoy.
We stand for excellence in both cleaning and customer care. Thus, we ensure you will receive the best customer care in the industry. Instead of an anonymous call centre, standing on hold and talking to different people who don’t care, you get a Samyx Cleaning representative responsible for your case.
We’re not the cheapest cleaning company in London and there’s a reason for that. We take extra care to ensure every customer receives a thorough cleaning service. We’d rather have fewer, yet happier clients than treating you like “just another job”. You get the best value for your money.
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Away from tenancies, most Sloane Square bookings are weekly or fortnightly domestic visits at £17.90 an hour – below the prime housekeeping rates – on a predictable schedule, with the same vetted cleaner each visit and no separate booking fee. Keeping the same cleaner builds familiarity, so preferences are remembered without needing to explain them each time, whether it is a garden-square flat used for the season or a home lived in year-round.
A typical visit wipes surfaces, clears glass and mirrors, and vacuums and mops the kitchen, bathroom and living areas, with care around the period features – the right product on parquet, a gentle touch on marble – and the spots that build up fastest done first. Fragrance-free products can be used on request, there is extra care around children, pets and delicate finishes, and the water here is hard, so limescale on taps and shower glass is treated properly. Visits fit around the household’s hours – including early, late and weekend slots.
Access is arranged before the day through a concierge, a porter, a key or a coded key tag, with a text before arrival, and every cleaner is DBS-checked with photo ID. Send your postcode and preferred slot for a fixed hourly quote the same day.
One local team covers the end of tenancy clean, the weekly domestic visit and the rest across SW1 – each quoted before you book, with the price shown up front and the work done by vetted, insured, DBS-checked cleaners. For end of tenancy the price is fixed by bedrooms, so a Sloane Square flat is a known figure before anyone arrives, with the period features treated with care. Pick a service below, or send your postcode for a price.
Weekly or fortnightly visits on a fixed schedule with the same vetted cleaner and no separate booking fee, preferences remembered between visits. Arrange regular domestic cleaning from £17.90 an hour.
The deposit-back clean, worked to the inventory standard SW1 letting agents and clerks check – oven inside and out, cupboards, limescale off taps and shower glass, skirting, sash windows and floors, with the period features treated with care. Book end of tenancy cleaning from £156, fixed by bedrooms and shown up front, with a VAT invoice and a 72-hour re-clean.
A single thorough visit that resets a flat before hosting or after a busy period, targeting high-traffic areas and the spots a quick clean overlooks. Book a one-off clean from £28.80 an hour.
Reception-room and bedroom carpets lifted of dust, marks and allergens with hot-water extraction, texture refreshed – often asked for at a check-out. Book carpet cleaning from £36, or +£27 a room added to an end of tenancy clean.
Fine dust from a refurbishment cleared from high areas first, then ledges, sills and floors, so it stops resettling and the space is ready to use. Book after builders cleaning from £32 an hour.
Fabric sofas and chairs treated so dust and odours lift and fabric feels fresher, with material labels respected. Add upholstery cleaning from £30.
Racks, trays, door glass and the hob degreased so the kitchen looks and smells fresher – included in an end of tenancy clean, or booked on its own. Book oven cleaning from £65.
Reception areas, desks and washrooms kept presentable for the offices and studios around the King’s Road and Sloane Street, worked around opening hours. See office cleaning from £24 an hour – at or below the prime standard.
| Regular Domestic Cleaning RDC | One-Off Cleaning ONE | End of tenancy Cleaning EOT | After Builders Cleaning ABC | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All surfaces | ||||
| Exterior of cupboards | ||||
| Inside of cupboards | ||||
| Top of the kitchen cupboards | ||||
| Exterior of appliances | ||||
| Inside of appliances (dishwasher, washing machine etc) | ||||
| Clean walls | ||||
| Tidy up, ironing & wash dishes | ||||
| Inside windows and frames | ||||
| Outside windows and frames | ||||
| Vacuum & mop floors | ||||
| Remove limescale everywhere | ||||
| Inside oven | ||||
| Extractor fan filter | ||||
| Descale toilet | ||||
| Clean grouting | ||||
| Inside fridge/freezer | ||||
| Carpet & Upholstery | ||||
| Clean external areas (balcony, terrace, etc) |
Beyond the regulars and the end of tenancy clean, the same Sloane Square team covers the rest, each with a price shown before you book. A one-off deep clean from £28.80 an hour resets a flat before hosting or after a busy stretch, and oven cleaning from £65 clears racks, trays and the hob. Carpet cleaning from £36 (or +£27 a room with an end of tenancy clean) refreshes reception rooms and bedrooms, and upholstery from £30 freshens fabric sofas and chairs.
For work, office cleaning is a shown £24 an hour – at or below the prime standard, where much of the market quotes bespoke premiums – and suits the offices and studios around the King’s Road and Sloane Street, worked evenings or weekends. After a refurbishment, after builders cleaning from £32 an hour clears the fine dust, and communal areas from £20 an hour keep the entrances and lifts of the mansion blocks in order.
Every one is quoted before you book, with the price shown and a VAT invoice, and carried out by the same vetted, insured, DBS-checked cleaners, coordinating with the concierge or managing agent on access. Send your postcode and what you need for a same-day price.
A period flat around Sloane Square usually comes with the features that make it worth living in – parquet or herringbone floors, a marble bathroom, sash windows, decorative cornicing – and they last for decades if they are looked after and suffer quickly if they are not. Most of the day-to-day care is about what you don’t do. Grit is the enemy of a wood floor, so a doormat at the door and a no-shoes habit save more wear than any polish; and standing water is the enemy too, so wipe spills straight away rather than letting them sit on the boards.
Marble is softer and more porous than it looks. The limescale and bathroom sprays that are fine on tiles will dull and etch a marble surface, so it wants a gentle, pH-neutral wipe and a quick dry rather than a harsh descaler. Sash windows benefit from the runners being kept clear so they don’t jam, and the trickle vents kept clear so the flat breathes and the plaster stays dry. None of it is difficult; it is mostly a matter of reaching for the mild option rather than the strong one.
For the deeper work – the floors, the marble, the windows and the corners – a regular or one-off clean keeps a period flat on top of itself with material-aware care, and the end of tenancy clean returns it to the standard the inventory was taken at when you move. Either way the price is shown before you book, with a VAT invoice, and the same vetted cleaner returns where you want continuity. Send your postcode and what you need for a same-day quote, with no payment upfront.
Expanding Our Cleaning Services: Nearby Areas We Proudly Serve:
You can also find us providing cleaners in areas near you, including: Pimlico, SW1; Victoria, SW1; St James's, SW1; Green Park, SW1; Hyde Park Corner, SW1; Knightsbridge, SW1; Mayfair, W1; Marylebone, W1; Regent Street, W1; Piccadilly, W1; Oxford Street, W1; Savile Row, W1; Fitzrovia, W1; Great Portland Street, W1; Bond Street, W1; Chancery Lane, WC2; Drury Lane, WC2; Holborn, WC2; Covent Garden, WC2; Charing Cross, WC2; Embankment, WC2; Chelsea, SW3; Brompton, SW3; Battersea, SW11; Clapham Junction, SW11; Vauxhall, SW8; South Lambeth, SW8; Nine Elms, SW8; Battersea, SW8; Kennington, SE11; Lambeth, SE11; Waterloo, SE1; Bermondsey, SE1; Bankside, SE1; Southwark, SE1; Borough, SE1; Bayswater, W2; Hyde Park, W2;
