A full property clean to the inventory standard W5's letting agents check against — from the Dickens Yard towers to the mansion flats by the Common and the period homes off Pitshanger Lane. Limescale and the whole property.
End of tenancy is a clean against a checklist — the one the agent's inventory in W5 will be measured by.
W5 is the heart of Ealing, and it takes in a lot: the new flats at Dickens Yard and The Filmworks by the Broadway, the mansion blocks around Ealing Common, the Edwardian houses off Pitshanger Lane, and the streets down towards South Ealing. Plenty of it is rented, and when a tenancy ends the property's judged against the inventory taken at move-in — the cleaning being where deposits most often slip. So an end-of-tenancy clean is built around that list: limescale and bathrooms, the whole property gone over methodically.
The property tells you where the work is. A new Broadway flat has integrated appliances and glass that inspections look at closely; a mansion flat or a period house off the Lane has parquet, sash windows and an older kitchen with years in it. We cover the full range across W5, cleaned empty and to standard, so the place stands up to check-out.
Looking at one neighbourhood in particular? See our cleaning in Ealing Broadway, or what a end of tenancy clean covers right across the borough.
Letting agents check against a list, so we clean against one too, limescale and bathrooms included. We can't promise what a landlord decides, but we can make sure the cleaning isn't the reason a W5 deposit takes a hit. Best done once the property's empty.
No. Your quote is fixed before anyone arrives, and nothing is ever added without your written agreement. If a job turns out bigger than described, you’re asked first — in writing — before anything changes.
You pay when you book, so it matters that it's right. If it isn't right, tell us and we'll come back and put it right, free.
Every cleaner is personally vetted and right-to-work checked, and we've seen each one, on video or in person, before their first booking.
No. You get the same cleaner at every visit. They learn your home; you know who’s at the door.
If it isn't right, tell us and we'll come back and put it right, free.
Your cleaner is self-employed and responsible for their own work. If anything is damaged, tell us the same day and we'll sort it out with you and the cleaner.
All of it — Ealing Broadway, Ealing Common, Pitshanger, Montpelier and down towards South Ealing. A full property clean to the inventory standard agents check against, wherever in W5 you are.
Yes, both are common across W5.
Once the property's empty, ideally — so every cupboard, surface and floor can be reached and finished before the check-out inspection.
Please leave a vacuum, mop and basic products in the property for the day. Your cleaner works with what's there, the same as on every clean.
Get a free, no-obligation quote — and see exactly what you'll pay before you commit.