End Of Tenancy Cleaning Blackpool

Tips For An Easy End Of Tenancy Clean

Take into consideration the following tips for a more efficient end of tenancy clean.

How Much Does It Cost For End Of Tenancy Cleaning

The cost of end of tenancy cleaning can vary depending upon several factors such as the size and condition of the property, the level of cleaning required and the location. The average cost ranges from £80-£500 or more.

Consider investing in professional end of tenancy cleaning services to ensure you receive your security deposit back in full.

End Of Tenancy Cleaning Services FAQs

What cleaning is required at end of tenancy?

Remove all your belongings. Make sure you leave the property reasonably clean and tidy (inside and outside), and take away all your rubbish. Leave behind anything the landlord provided for you to use during the tenancy, such as furniture and appliances. Return all the keys to the landlord.

Do I need to clean the windows at the end of tenancy?

Dust is something that gets everywhere and causes many problems for tenants when they come to move out. Skirting boards, wardrobes, coffee tables, and shelves gather dust, so make sure you clean every surface. In addition, you'll need to wash the windows, frames and doors.

Should a rental property be clean when you move in UK?

Bottom Line. It is agreed that it's a tenant's responsibility to clean their rented property when they leave. With that said, a landlord must make sure the premises are in an adequate state before getting new dwellers. So, if there is any hygiene issue left, they should deal with it on their own.

What is standard in an end of tenancy clean?

wiping sockets and light switches. removing stains on carpets, walls and upholstery, as well as cobwebs. wiping appliances down, from the toaster to the soap drawer in the washing machine. cleaning the bins.

Do you have to clean at end of tenancy?

At the end of a tenancy, there is a responsibility on the tenant to leave the property as clean as it was when they moved in. For both tenants and landlords, it's advisable to take plenty of photographs of the property at the start of the tenancy, which provide evidence of its cleanliness, or otherwise, at the time.