END OF TENANCY CLEANING · GREENWICH
A proper move-out clean reaches the places left exposed when the packing is finished. We arrange your Greenwich tenancy cleaning from the initial room list through to the final check, explaining the work and quote before you choose the appointment.
Tell us your moving date and what needs cleaning.
1 · YOUR FIRST CALL
Call 020 3404 6962. Tell us your postcode and when the keys are due back, then describe the rooms in the property. Include extra bathrooms and separate rooms, and explain whether furniture is staying so we know what will be accessible.
We ask about the kitchen appliances and any cleaning problem you want us to see. A checklist from your agent helps us talk through the specific tasks, including whether carpets or upholstery need treatment as part of the move.
2 · QUOTE AND BOOKING
Your quote is prepared for the work you describe. We explain which interiors and treatments are included and discuss availability. This is the time to raise another appliance or room, before the appointment is put in place.
We arrange who lets us in, where to unload and how to reach the property. Leave a telephone contact for the day and tell us who should receive the keys at the end, particularly if you have already moved out.
GUIDE PRICES
One-bedroom property: from £208 without carpet cleaning, or £238 with carpet cleaning.
These are starting prices for the property or room, rather than an hourly rate. Your total depends on the size and condition of the home and any extra work. We’ll confirm the price and what it includes before you book. Minimum charges and booking terms apply, appointments depend on availability, and any congestion charge is extra.
Tell us if you need the oven or other appliance interiors cleaned. We’ll explain the work included in your quote and whether an oven-cleaning offer applies.
3 · BEFORE WE ARRIVE
Please remove rubbish, food and belongings from the areas being cleaned. Empty the cupboards and appliances included for interior work. Clear shelves and bathroom surfaces so the cleaning can reach beneath the things you normally keep there.
Keep power and water on until the visit is complete. Ask us about freezer preparation early, and tell us if removals or repairs are delayed. A clear home and working utilities are part of getting the appointment ready.
4 · ON ARRIVAL
We begin by looking at the booked rooms and any concerns raised on the phone. Show us delicate finishes, existing damage and areas with limited access so we can take them into account before work starts.
If the available property differs from the booking, we talk through the difference with you. We then work on the accessible surfaces and interiors before the floor finish, avoiding fresh dirt falling onto already-cleaned floors.
5 · HOW WE CLEAN
We clean the kitchen storage as well as the cooking area. Loose crumbs are removed from empty cupboards before their shelves and corners are wiped. Worktops, splashbacks, hob surrounds and reachable extractor surfaces receive attention for grease and food residue. The oven and other appliance interiors in your quote are cleaned with suitable removable parts handled where appropriate, then we finish the sink and taps and remove product traces.
In the bathroom, we work around the main fixtures and the fittings where deposits collect. We clean the basin, toilet, bath or shower, remove soap film and treat removable scale with a product suited to the material. Glass and mirrors receive their finishing clean after the buildup is dealt with, and the floor is cleaned once the fixture work is complete.
We follow the dust revealed by an emptied room into shelves, ledges and skirting edges. Doors, handles and switches are wiped and the internal window areas included are cleaned. We vacuum the carpets, including edges exposed by moving out. Suitable hard floors are mopped after the surface work, keeping the finish free of dirt from the rest of the clean.
Tell us about furniture left for the next tenancy. We clean its booked accessible hard surfaces once the shelves, drawers and tops have been cleared of personal items.
Heavy cabinets, beds and fitted units may block access underneath or behind them. Discuss those areas and any upholstery request before booking so the work is clear from the start.
Ask us about carpet cleaning for each room and staircase needing treatment. Describe visible marks, confirm the option you want and discuss drying before the property inspection.
We can discuss upholstery cleaning from an item list and fabric details. Additional window cleaning needs the windows and access specified before we include it in your arrangements.
6 · COMPLETION AND KEYS
We look back through the cleaning at the end, checking for missed dust, streaks and residue. If you are meeting us, walk through the home and point out any cleaning detail you want reviewed while we are still there.
Keys are handed back as arranged with you. Send photos promptly if you later notice a cleaning concern, so it can be reviewed under the booking terms. Worn fittings and damaged surfaces may remain visible after cleaning.
Yes. Tell us about every space needing cleaning, including separate toilets and additional rooms, so the quote reflects the property you are leaving.
Share the list before booking. We can go through its tasks and explain the interiors or additional treatments to include rather than assuming every item is covered.
Remove food and belongings and leave shelves and drawer interiors empty. We can then clear loose debris and wipe the bases and corners.
Yes, if you know. The location, cause and carpet material help the treatment discussion, although not every mark or existing discolouration can be removed.
Yes, with entry and key return arranged beforehand. Leave a number for you or a representative who can answer questions during the visit.
Let us know promptly. We can review the planned appointment and access with you using the updated timetable.
Call us with the Greenwich address, room list and moving timetable. We will explain the work, prepare your quote and agree access for the cleaning day.
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