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An end of tenancy clean is a deep clean of the entire property. This typically covers kitchen appliances inside and out (oven, hob, fridge, washing machine), all bathrooms and toilets, wiping down all surfaces, skirting boards, window sills and frames, light switches and door handles, inside cupboards and drawers, floors vacuumed and mopped throughout, and removal of limescale and grease build-up. It's designed to bring the property back to the condition it was in at the start of the tenancy.

A regular clean covers day-to-day maintenance, hoovering, wiping surfaces, cleaning bathrooms. An end of tenancy clean is far more thorough. It includes areas you wouldn't normally touch, like inside the oven, behind appliances, inside cupboards, and detailed descaling in bathrooms. It's designed to meet the standard landlords and letting agents expect when you move out.

No, you don't need to be there. Most tenants arrange key access with the cleaner or leave a key with a neighbour. You just need to make sure the cleaner can get in and out of the property. If you'd prefer to be there, that's fine too.

Ideally, yes. The cleaner needs full access to all rooms, surfaces, and floors to do a proper job. Cleaning around furniture and belongings makes it harder to reach everywhere and can affect the quality of the result. Try to schedule your clean after you've moved your things out.

A professional end of tenancy clean puts you in the strongest possible position to get your full deposit back, but no one can guarantee it. Deposit deductions can also relate to damage, missing items, or other issues beyond cleaning. What a professional clean does is make sure your landlord or agent has no reason to deduct for cleanliness.