An end of tenancy clean is the deposit-back clean: the deep, room-by-room clean judged against your check-in inventory when you hand the keys to the landlord or letting agent, not a quick tidy. Crouch End is mostly Victorian and Edwardian conversions and period flats, a lot of them let furnished, so a check-out here catches the things those homes hold – dust on high cornicing, picture rails and the tops of wardrobes, mould along old bathroom sealant, limescale on the taps, and grease in the oven. The price is fixed by the number of bedrooms and shown before you book: a studio is £156, a one-bed £198, a two-bed £232, a three-bed £267 and a four-bed £349, all inclusive of VAT, with carpet cleaning as a clear optional extra.
The clean is worked to the check-out inventory standard the local agents and clerks inspect against, and the team brings all its own materials and equipment. It comes with a VAT invoice, £1,000,000 public liability 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 and puts it right at no charge. Defrost the fridge-freezer the day before, and the fixed quote comes back the same day.
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Room-by-room tasks the team works through, matched to what letting agents and inventory clerks check at the check-out.
Most rentals around the Broadway and the streets off Tottenham Lane are conversions in Victorian and Edwardian houses, and they clean differently from a new-build. Original floorboards want sweeping and a barely-damp mop rather than a soaking, sash windows collect dust in the glazing bars and runners, and high cornicing and picture rails hold dust the eye skips over. Where a flat is let furnished, the wardrobes, shelves and the tops of units gather dust that a check-out clerk will find, so those get worked properly rather than wiped in passing.
The clean still follows the same room-by-room checklist below, so nothing is left to chance – kitchen and bathroom first, then the living rooms, bedrooms and the hall – but the method is matched to the surfaces the home actually has. Hard water is common in N8, so limescale on taps, tiles and shower glass is treated properly rather than scrubbed at the last minute.
The team works the property in a set order so nothing gets missed on a moving day when everyone is in a hurry. They start in the kitchen and bathroom – the two rooms that decide most check-outs – then move through the living rooms, bedrooms, hall and stairs, finishing with floors so the last thing done is the thing you walk out on. Cupboards are emptied and wiped inside and out, the oven is degreased, limescale is taken off the bathroom fittings, and skirting, switches and internal windows are covered as standard.
The number of cleaners is matched to the property, so a one-bed conversion and a four-bed house are staffed differently, and because the price is fixed in advance there is no clock running and no pressure to cut a room short – the job is finished to the checklist, not to a time slot. Photos of the finished work can be sent on request, and if anything on the agreed list is flagged at the check-out within 72 hours, the same team comes back to sort it.
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.
End of tenancy cleaning in Crouch End is priced by the number of bedrooms, not by the hour, and shown before you book: a studio is £156, a one-bed £198, a two-bed £232, a three-bed £267 and a four-bed £349, all inclusive of VAT, with the full table above. The figure covers the cleaners, the materials and the equipment, and it is confirmed for the clean you book rather than dangled as a low “from” price that grows with add-ons.
Booking is a short form – the address, the flat size and your check-out date – and the office comes back with a fixed offer and a slot the same day. Carpet and upholstery cleaning are clear extras, only added if you choose them, and every booking includes the 72-hour re-clean and a VAT invoice. In the busy moving months slots fill a week or two ahead, so it is worth booking once your check-out date is set.
Every price below is fixed by property size and inclusive of VAT, covering the labour, materials and equipment – the figure you’re quoted is for the clean you book, with carpet cleaning shown as a clear optional extra rather than a surprise add-on.
| 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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The same end of tenancy clean suits three sorts of people in Crouch End, for the same reason. Tenants book it to hand the keys back with the flat cleaned to the standard the inventory was taken at, so a cleaning deduction is not what holds up the deposit. Landlords book it between lets to bring a period conversion back to a lettable state quickly, and the local letting agents book it to keep a short gap between a check-out and the next viewing.
What they get in common is a fixed price agreed in advance, a single visit finished to the checklist, and a VAT invoice for the records. The cleaners are insured and DBS-checked, access can run through the agent with keys collected and returned, and the 72-hour re-clean covers anything on the agreed list that the check-out flags. It is a plain, dependable service from a company that has cleaned London homes for more than ten years – not a badge collection.
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