End of Tenancy Cleaning Checklist
End-of-tenancy cleaning can make or break the relationship between tenants and landlords. For tenants, it’s the key to securing your deposit. For landlords, it ensures the property is ready for new occupants.
The Tenant’s Checklist
Start with the kitchen — scrub ovens, fridges, and counters. Move on to the bathroom, removing mold and limescale. Don’t forget light fixtures, skirting boards, and carpets. Small details count!
The Landlord’s Perspective
A spotless property attracts quality tenants faster. Using a professional cleaning service ensures standards are met and prevents future complaints.
Professional vs DIY Cleaning
While DIY can save money, professionals bring industrial equipment and experience. Their services often include guarantees that satisfy letting agents.
Keeping communication open between tenants and landlords, supported by a clear checklist, saves time, stress, and money.
