An end of tenancy clean is a full top to bottom clean of a property at the end of a tenancy, built around what letting agents and landlords actually check at the final inspection. It covers appliances inside and out, kitchen cupboards, bathrooms, skirting boards and window sills, and is intended to give you the best possible chance of getting your deposit back in full.
Cleanliness is consistently one of the most common reasons for deposit deductions at the end of a tenancy. Inspections are done against the inventory taken when you moved in, which means the standard is not how clean the place looks to you, it is how clean it was recorded as being on day one.
We clean to that standard. Ovens, extractor filters, inside cupboards, behind appliances, limescale on shower screens and taps: the things that get photographed and itemised on a check-out report.
If you are a tenant, it is worth knowing your deposit should be held in a government-approved tenancy deposit protection scheme, and you can dispute unfair deductions through that scheme's free adjudication service. There is plain-English guidance on how deposit protection works at GOV.UK.
Everything the inventory clerk is going to look at:
We are based in Astley and cover the towns around Leigh and Wigan, stretching east into Salford and south towards Warrington.
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