End of tenancy cleaning in Brent Cross NW4 starts at £156 including VAT for a studio. Professional materials and oven cleaning are included, optional machine carpet cleaning is priced by property size, and covered cleaning points receive a 72-hour re-clean process.
New apartments can combine a private tenancy with concierge desks, resident lounges, lifts and other managed facilities. A standard end of tenancy booking covers the agreed private unit. Shared corridors, lifts, bin stores, gyms, lounges and amenity rooms need a separate communal or commercial scope when they are part of the required work.
| Private unit | Bedrooms, bathrooms, kitchen, reception rooms, halls and agreed internal storage |
| Building access | Entrance, concierge, intercom, fob, lift and key return instructions |
| Separate scope | Shared corridors, lifts, amenities, waste removal, repairs and external high access |
Established Brent Cross flats and houses may add stairs, separate reception rooms, utility spaces, sheds or garden-side access. List every internal space included in the tenancy rather than relying on the bedroom count alone. The office may ask for details or photographs when an unusual layout or condition changes the work.
If the property is far dirtier than described on the day, any change is discussed and agreed with the client first. The service supports the recorded inventory cleaning standard and provides a 72-hour re-clean for covered points. It cannot guarantee a deposit outcome.
Choose your flat or house size and see the fixed total with VAT before you book - the price does not change at the door.
Review the inventory-standard checklist and add carpet or upholstery cleaning if your tenancy agreement calls for it.
Pick a date, hand over keys or codes, and the team arrives fully briefed - we work around removals and inventory appointments.
The property is cleaned room by room against the checklist. If the check-out report flags a listed item, we return within 72 hours.
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The room-by-room inventory checklist begins in the kitchen with the oven, hob and extractor, reachable appliance interiors and exteriors, empty cupboards and drawers, worktops, splashbacks, sink, taps and compatible flooring. Integrated appliances still need to be empty and accessible; identify any panel, hinge or finish that requires a cautious method.
Bathrooms and cloakrooms are checked separately. Cleaning addresses removable scale on compatible taps, shower glass, sanitaryware, mirrors, tiles and reachable extractor covers. Failed sealant, chips, corrosion, loose fittings and permanent marks belong to maintenance or condition reporting rather than repeated chemical treatment.
Bedrooms, reception rooms, studies and halls receive reachable dusting through frames, ledges, radiators, switches, sockets and skirting boards. Empty agreed wardrobes, drawers and fitted storage are cleaned internally. Internal window glass, sills and frames are covered where safely reachable from inside; external panes and unsafe height access are excluded.
Carpets are vacuumed in the core service. Machine extraction is an optional add-on priced by property band. Compatible hard floors are treated for their material after higher-level detail is complete, reducing repeat traffic across a finished route.
If the check-out report identifies a covered cleaning point, send it within 72 hours of the completed service. Name the exact room and surface, include the report wording and add a relevant image where possible. This makes the issue traceable to the confirmed private-unit scope.
The re-clean applies to listed cleaning work within the booking. It does not add an omitted room, shared amenity, optional carpet extraction that was not selected, external glazing, waste removal, repair or property damage. A lounge used by all residents is not part of a private tenancy clean unless it was separately contracted.
Keep the invoice, confirmed scope and relevant check-out extract together. The 72-hour route corrects a valid covered cleaning point; it does not promise the deposit outcome, which remains part of the landlord or deposit process.
Book with the full room list, correct access plan and honest property condition so the quote, inventory checklist and final review all refer to the same Brent Cross home.
The published core prices are £156 for a studio, £198 for one bedroom, £232 for two bedrooms, £267 for three bedrooms and £349 for four bedrooms, including VAT. Five-bedroom and unusual properties receive an individual quote. Oven cleaning, professional materials and the agreed internal room scope are included.
Optional carpet extraction adds £27 for a studio, £27 for one bedroom, £32 for two bedrooms, £35 for three bedrooms and £42 for four bedrooms. A one-bedroom clean with carpet extraction is £225, while a three-bedroom clean with carpet extraction is £302.
The bedroom band provides the starting tier for a standard layout. Give the true bedroom and bathroom count together with any study, utility room, cloakroom, dressing room, extra landing, balcony-door interior or fitted storage included in the tenancy. This lets the confirmed quote describe the property the team will receive.
| Property Type | End of Tenancy Cleaning | + Carpet Cleaning |
|---|---|---|
| Studio flat | Starting from£156 | Starting from+ £27 |
| 1 Bedroom | Starting from£198 | Starting from+ £27 |
| 2 Bedrooms | Starting from£232 | Starting from+ £32 |
| 3 Bedrooms | Starting from£267 | Starting from+ £35 |
| 4 Bedrooms | Starting from£349 | Starting from+ £42 |
| 5+ Bedrooms | Quote | Quote |
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All cleaning materials and equipment are included in the final price. Every end of tenancy booking carries a 72-hour re-clean: if the check-out report flags an item on the agreed checklist, the team returns and puts it right at no charge. |
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Request an individual quote for five or more bedrooms, several extra bathrooms, unusually large floor area, extensive fitted storage or a group of secondary rooms that changes the standard property band. State whether a study, utility, conservatory, converted loft or separate internal store belongs to the handover.
Access can also affect planning without turning into a hidden assumption. Give the building name, correct entrance, concierge procedure, lift or stair route, visitor parking instruction and key-return method. If the team must move equipment through a managed loading route, provide the authorised details before the booking is confirmed.
Send photographs of severe grease, limescale, building dust, pest matter or another exceptional condition. Identify stone, engineered timber, wool, lacquer and other sensitive materials, and state whether furniture prevents access to floors, cupboards or appliance interiors.
Include the inspection deadline, key route and any concierge, loading or lift window so the quotation reflects one achievable cleaning programme.
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Remove food, possessions and loose waste from every room before the appointment. Empty cupboards, drawers and wardrobes that are included in the scope. A cleaner cannot wipe an internal shelf properly while it is still packed, and moving personal items creates uncertainty about what should remain.
Defrost the fridge and freezer safely in advance, leave doors open as advised and provide power, hot water and working lights. The included oven should be cool and available, with trays and racks left for treatment. Report any appliance fault or damaged control before cleaning begins.
Newer Brent Cross apartments can contain integrated fronts, engineered flooring and large internal glazed sections. Identify the material when known and keep balcony doors or internal windows accessible from inside. External glazing, balcony exteriors, façades and unsafe high access require another service or building arrangement.
Complete removals, repairs, decorating and contractor work before the clean. Later foot traffic and drilling can return dust to skirting boards, floors and fittings that were already finished. The cleaning team should receive the same empty, powered and accessible property described in the confirmed scope.
A: End of tenancy cleaning includes a full top-to-bottom clean of the entire property, following a fixed inventory checklist. The service covers kitchens, bathrooms, living areas, appliances, fixtures, and fittings, ensuring the property is ready for inspection.
A: Letting agents and landlords in London require the property to meet professional cleanliness standards before returning your deposit. A proper end of tenancy clean reduces the risk of deductions and failed inventory reports.
A: The clean follows a checklist built around what inventory clerks actually score at London check-outs, shaped by years of cleaning for tenancy handovers. That covers appliances inside and out, limescale-prone areas, and the hidden zones that trigger most deductions. Oven cleaning and VAT are in the fixed price, and a 72-hour re-clean stands behind the work.
A: Yes. Every end of tenancy clean carries a 72-hour re-clean. If the check-out report or your landlord flags an item covered by the agreed checklist within 72 hours of completion, the team returns and re-cleans it free of charge, subject to access. This is the only guarantee we offer, and it applies to end of tenancy cleaning only.
A: If the report cites a cleaning item on the agreed checklist and it is raised within the 72-hour window, we re-clean the affected areas at no extra cost. Most flagged items are resolved in a single focused visit. Refunds are not offered; the re-clean is how the result gets corrected before the deposit conversation goes any further.
A: Yes. All cleaning professionals are covered by Public Liability insurance up to £1,000,000. This covers accidental damage to property during the cleaning process.
A: Cleaning time depends on the size and condition of the property. A small flat in good shape may take 3-4 hours, while larger or heavily used homes can take most of the day. The service finishes once the full checklist is covered, whatever the clock says.
A: No, you don’t need to be present. You can give access through someone else, leave keys with the concierge, or book key collection and return for a small additional fee. Most clients prefer not to be at the property during cleaning.
A: Before the service, please remove all personal items, defrost the fridge/freezer, and bag any leftover rubbish. Ensure electricity, hot water, and lighting are available so the team can work safely and efficiently.
A: Yes. Please make sure the freezer is fully defrosted at least 24 hours in advance. This allows the team to clean it thoroughly without delays or risk of water damage.
A: Yes. All materials, tools, and professional-grade cleaning products are provided and included in the price. You don’t need to supply anything.
A: The team size depends on the property. For smaller flats, one or two cleaners may be enough. For larger homes, we usually send a team of three or four to ensure the work is completed efficiently and to standard.
A: No. External window cleaning is not included in the standard quote. It can be added as an extra service if safe access is possible. Balcony window exteriors are included if balcony cleaning is booked.
A: Yes. Deep oven cleaning is included. We ask that you specify the oven type - single, double, or rangе, when booking so we can assign the proper time and tools.
A: End of tenancy cleaning is usually performed in unfurnished or mostly empty properties. If lightweight furniture remains, it can be moved by the cleaners - only if it can be safely handled by one person.
A: Please arrange parking within 50-150 metres of the property. If a permit is needed, sort it in advance. Where only paid parking is available, parking and congestion charges are covered by the client. Keys or codes can be logged with the booking if you cannot be there.
A: Morning slots (8:00-9:00 am), early afternoon slots (1:00-2:00 pm), and in special cases late afternoon around 5:00 pm. Services run Monday to Saturday, and slots fill 1-2 weeks ahead in busy moving months, so book once your check-out date is set.
A: If the property is in the London Congestion Zone, the congestion charge will be added to your final invoice. We’ll inform you of this during booking confirmation.
A: No. Painted walls and ceilings are only dusted and cobwebs removed. We do not wash them due to the risk of damage to the paint or surface.
A: Vacuuming of carpets and soft furnishings is included. Deep steam cleaning (hot water extraction) is available as an additional service and can be added during booking.
A: In most cases, yes - especially if carpets or sofas were present during tenancy. Many landlords or letting agents expect hot water extraction to be performed. Always check your tenancy agreement for specific requirements.
A: Light dusting of blinds is included as standard. If you require deep cleaning (e.g. for greasy or smoke-covered blinds), it’s available for an additional charge.
A: Light dusting lifts loose surface dust but leaves a film on the slats. Deep cleaning means taking the blinds down where the fitting allows, soaking and wiping slat by slat, and drying before rehanging. Check-out reports photograph blinds against daylight, which is why the film shows even when the room looks clean.
A: We provide end of tenancy cleaning across most London postcodes, covering Zones 1 to 5. If you're unsure whether we operate in your area, contact us and we’ll confirm availability.
A: Yes. We offer cleaning services from Monday to Saturday. Sunday bookings are possible in some cases, depending on availability and may involve a surcharge.
A: We offer discounted rates when carpet cleaning is added to end of tenancy cleaning. The exact price depends on how many rooms are carpeted and their condition. You’ll receive the full quote before confirming the booking.
A: Carpets usually dry within 8 to 12 hours after steam cleaning. We recommend avoiding walking on them during this period to prevent re-soiling or fibre deformation.
A: End of tenancy cleaning follows a strict checklist and is designed to meet letting agent standards. One-off cleaning is more general, without a guarantee, and is usually used for spring cleaning or occasional refresh.
A: A landlord cannot require you to pay for professional cleaning - the Tenant Fees Act 2019 banned mandatory cleaning fees and clauses. What a landlord can do is claim from the deposit if the property is returned less clean than the check-in inventory records. That is why the practical standard is the inventory report, and why a checklist-based clean with an invoice settles most disputes before they start.
A: Fixed prices with VAT and oven cleaning included, a published room-by-room checklist built to the inventory standard, vetted and insured cleaners with £1,000,000 public liability cover, and a 72-hour re-clean tied to the check-out report. The aim is simple: give your deposit its best chance and keep the handover short.
A: The property should be emptied of personal belongings and rubbish. While pre-cleaning isn’t required, properties in extremely poor condition may affect duration or cost. If unsure, feel free to send us photos for review.
Managed apartment access needs a named route. Confirm whether the team reports to a concierge, uses a resident entrance, collects a fob or receives a temporary access instruction. Give the flat number and a working contact for any building issue that cannot be resolved at the door.
If the building controls lift reservations, contractor hours or loading access, arrange them before the clean. Allow enough time after removals so equipment can enter and the team can work without competing with movers. A booked cleaning slot cannot correct a missing fob or an unavailable lift.
For a direct-access flat or house, confirm the key safe, neighbour, office collection or in-person handover. Keep any collection point within the route agreed with the office. At the end, state whether keys are returned to the same place, handed to a named contact or left under a confirmed instruction.
Keep other contractors out once cleaning is complete and remove waste through the approved route. Shared corridors and lifts should be left as required by the building, while cleaning of those common areas remains a separate scope unless it was expressly booked.
Parking controls and visitor eligibility depend on the exact address, while managed developments may use private loading or contractor rules. Check the current sign or building instruction and secure lawful access for unloading, the complete cleaning period and equipment collection.
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