End of Tenancy Cleaning in Southend-on-Sea

Deposit-back end of tenancy cleans across Southend-on-Sea, Westcliff, Leigh-on-Sea and the wider SS postcodes. Tenant-, landlord- and letting-agent-ready to inventory standard.

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What does an end of tenancy clean include?

An end of tenancy clean is a full, room-by-room deep clean that returns a property to the condition recorded on the check-in inventory, priced per property rather than per hour.

In the kitchen, that means the oven interior, door glass, racks and trays, the hob and extractor filters, inside and on top of every cupboard, the fridge and freezer defrosted and wiped, the washing machine drawer and seal, plus tiles, splashbacks and the sink descaled. In the bathroom, limescale is removed from taps, shower screens and heads, grout is scrubbed, the toilet is cleaned behind and beneath, and mirrors, extractor vents and cabinets are finished.

Bedrooms and living rooms cover skirting boards, windowsills and window tracks, interior glass, inside wardrobes and drawers, radiators, sockets, picture rails and light fittings, with carpets vacuumed and hard floors mopped. Communal areas — stairs, hallway, banisters, light switches, door frames and the front door — are done last so nothing is re-marked. Cobwebs, bin areas and any exterior glass reachable from the ground are usually included too. Compare the room list against our end of tenancy checklist before you book.

End of tenancy cleaning prices in Southend (2026)

Expect £150–£200 for a studio or one-bed and £200–£280 for a 2-bed flat across Southend-on-Sea and the SS0–SS9 area, with larger houses quoted on size and condition.

Typical end of tenancy cleaning prices in Southend, 2026
Property sizeTypical price
Studio / 1-bed£150–£200
2-bed flat£200–£280
3-bed house£280–£380
4-bed house£350–£450
5+ bed house£450+ (quoted individually)

Prices depend on the condition of the property, whether carpets and the oven are included, and how recently it was last cleaned properly. A flat that has been well kept sits at the bottom of the range; a shared house at the end of a three-year tenancy sits at the top. Most cleaners offer a re-clean guarantee if the landlord, agent or inventory clerk raises specific issues within 48–72 hours. Every price is set by the cleaner — we take no commission and add no booking fee. Add-ons commonly quoted alongside are oven cleaning and carpet cleaning.

Will an end of tenancy clean protect my deposit?

It significantly improves your odds. Cleaning is the single most common reason for deposit deductions reported by the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, so evidence of a professional clean removes the most likely dispute before it starts.

Under the Tenant Fees Act 2019 a landlord or agent cannot require you to use a particular cleaning company, and deposits are capped at five weeks' rent for annual rents under £50,000. What they can do is deduct for a property returned below the standard recorded at check-in. That standard is set by the inventory clerk, who photographs and grades every room at the start and end of the tenancy.

Keep the invoice and any before-and-after photographs. A dated receipt from a named local cleaner is exactly the sort of evidence an adjudicator weighs when a claim is disputed — and it gives the cleaner a reference point if a re-clean is requested.

What's the difference between a deep clean and an end of tenancy clean?

An end of tenancy clean is measured against the inventory: the goal is returning the property to move-in condition for the next tenant. A deep clean is a broader refresh, usually booked for a home that is still lived in.

End of tenancy work is the more forensic of the two — inside drawers and wardrobes, behind and beneath white goods, window tracks and frames, extractor filters and the full oven interior all get checked because a clerk will look there. A deep clean prioritises the surfaces you live with day to day and works around furniture and belongings.

Areas we cover

We list end of tenancy specialists across every SS postcode. Pick your area below to see who covers your road.

Moving within the borough? Our hub for end of tenancy cleaning in Southend pulls together local availability, typical turnaround times and what agents here expect.

Landlord or letting agent?

If you manage property in SS0–SS9, you need cleaners who work to inventory standard without being chased. The cleaners listed here are used to check-out reports, agent snagging lists and the 48–72 hour re-clean window.

Several handle multi-property turnarounds across Southend-on-Sea, Westcliff-on-Sea and Leigh-on-Sea in a single week, and are comfortable with key-safe collection, agent key handover and access outside office hours. For portfolio work, see cleaners for landlords in Southend.

How to book

Three steps, and you deal with the cleaner directly from first message to final invoice.

  1. Browse the directory. Browse end of tenancy cleaners covering your postcode.
  2. Check their profile. Services offered, postcodes covered, insurance and DBS status, reviews and whether the oven or carpets are included as standard.
  3. Contact them direct. Send the property size, move-out date and postcode through the quote form and local cleaners reply with a fixed price. We never take commission.

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