End of tenancy checklist for London Bridge homes
Every end of tenancy cleaning job in London Bridge follows a written, room-by-room checklist, so nothing depends on memory. Before we start, we walk through the property with you or your agent and adjust the list to suit it.
- Kitchen: oven, hob, extractor hood and filters degreased; fridge and freezer defrosted and cleaned; cupboards and drawers cleaned inside and out; sink and taps descaled; tiles and splashbacks degreased; appliances wiped inside and out.
- Bathrooms: bath, shower, basin and toilet sanitised; limescale removed from screens, taps and tiles; grout scrubbed; mirrors and cabinets polished; extractor fan cover cleaned.
- Bedrooms and living areas: wardrobes and built-in storage cleaned inside; skirting boards, doors, frames and handles wiped; light switches and sockets cleaned; radiators dusted; cobwebs removed.
- Windows: inside glass, frames, sills and tracks cleaned; blinds dusted where fitted.
- Floors: carpets vacuumed throughout; hard floors vacuumed and mopped, including edges and under movable furniture.
- Finishing: bins emptied and cleaned, rubbish bagged, and a final walk-through against the checklist.
End of tenancy cleaning for modern apartments and new-build blocks in London Bridge
Homes across London Bridge are mainly modern apartments and new-build blocks. New-build flats have open-plan kitchens, glass showers, hard floors and lots of chrome and glossy surfaces. Our teams plan each visit around the property, not a one-size-fits-all routine. Agents for new-build flats check glass showers, extractor filters, integrated appliances and balcony doors, so we clean all of these as standard.
We book lifts, fobs and concierge access ahead, and use streak-free methods on glass, gloss and stainless steel. Whether you live near The Shard or on a quiet residential street, the standard is the same.
Tips before your end of tenancy in London Bridge
A little preparation helps your clean go smoothly and makes sure the time is spent where it matters most.
- If your landlord or agent flags anything, forward the report to us within 72 hours and we will return to London Bridge to re-clean it free.
- Read your check-in inventory before we arrive and tell us about anything the agent noted, such as marks on walls or a stained carpet.
- Add carpet cleaning if your tenancy agreement asks for professionally cleaned carpets, and keep the receipt for your agent.
- Leave light bulbs working and the heating on in winter so the team can see clearly and surfaces dry quickly.
Who books end of tenancy cleaning in London Bridge?
Our end of tenancy cleaning service in London Bridge is popular with tenants moving out and wanting their full deposit back, landlords preparing for new tenants, letting agents and property managers who need inventory-standard cleans and students leaving shared houses. Southwark is a busy rental borough, especially with young professionals in SE1, SE15 and SE16. We treat every home as if it were our own, with careful, insured cleaners and clear communication from booking to finish.
How to book end of tenancy cleaning in London Bridge
Booking takes a couple of minutes. Get an instant price online by choosing your service, the number of bedrooms and bathrooms and any extras, then enter your London Bridge postcode (SE1) to check availability. We confirm a fixed price and your date by email, and you can manage everything from your online account.
Our cleaners reach London Bridge using London Bridge or by van with all equipment. Most of the borough is a controlled parking zone, so we arrange parking or travel by public transport. You do not need to be at home: many customers leave a key or a lockbox code, and we message you when the clean is finished. Our end of tenancy teams also work across nearby Southwark (SE1), Bermondsey (SE1), Peckham (SE15), Camberwell (SE5), Dulwich (SE21) and East Dulwich (SE22), so if you are moving between neighbourhoods we can clean both homes on the same day.