What an end of tenancy clean actually is
It's not a big regular clean — it's a checklist job. Letting agents and landlords inspect against an inventory: inside the oven, behind appliances, limescale off taps and screens, skirting, extractor filters, windows inside. The standard is "ready for the next tenant to walk in", and cleaning is one of the most common reasons deposits end up in dispute.
What it costs
As a guide, a full end of tenancy clean of a 2-bed flat is £120–£180. A smaller place sits closer to a deep clean at £80–£120, and hourly cleaning runs £15–£25/hr if you'd rather book time than a package. On top of the job price there's a 5% booking fee capped at £7.50, shown with the price before you confirm — and you'll get an AI-suggested price for your exact place in seconds, free to see.
How to get it done well
- •Book it for AFTER the removals — cleaning an occupied flat twice is how deposits get argued over
- •Send the agent's checklist (or your inventory) with the job description so nothing on it is a surprise
- •Say what's provided: whether products and equipment are there or need bringing
- •Photograph the finished rooms — your Jobber's photos plus your own are what settles a dispute before it starts
Why book it through BOB O JOB
Every cleaner is Stripe Identity-verified and interviewed by our team before they can take work. You see the price up front, follow arrival live, and pay only when the job's done — nothing is charged until you confirm.
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