End of Tenancy Service in Yorkshire
PROCEDURE OF END OF TENANCY
The procedure of fully deep cleaning a rental home before a tenant goes out is known as the end of tenancy cleaning. It entails thoroughly cleaning the entire property, including the floors, walls, carpets, furniture, and appliances, in order to restore it to its former state. Tenants must leave the property in the same condition as when they arrived. This includes changes to the property’s physical appearance, such as unapproved paint jobs or damage to supplied furnishings, as well as the level of cleanliness. Tenants risk losing a portion of their deposit if the property is not returned in its original condition. If the landlord is unsatisfied with how the property is left, they might make a claim on the deposit. If the disagreement remains unresolved, the deposit adjudicators will have to reach a fair conclusion.Find us on Google Maps.
What should an end of tenancy clean include?
An end of tenancy clean should cover everything provided from move-in. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Mopping floors and tiles
- Vacuuming and steaming carpets and rugs
- Removing cobwebs from walls, ceiling and skirting boards
- Cleaning windows, doors and handles
- Dusting and polishing surfaces, such as tables and sideboards
- Removing limescale from sinks, showers and bathtubs
- Cleaning and polishing taps and other water fittings
- Scrubbing and disinfecting the toilet
- Removing mould from walls and tiles
- Wiping down kitchen cabinets and countertops
- Dusting and clearing out cupboards, wardrobes and drawers
- Cleaning all appliances (kettles, toaster and microwave etc)
- Degreasing the hob, oven and all components
- Emptying and cleaning the fridge and freezer
- Cleaning out large appliances like washing machines or dishwashers
- Emptying and cleaning bins (inside and outside ones)
- Sweeping and tidying outside areas
After cleaning, the property should be free of dirt, dust, limescale, rust, hair or fur, as well as grime, grease, stains and spills.