What's included in an end of tenancy clean
What actually gets done, and what tends to drive the price up or down.
What a thorough end of tenancy clean covers
Every room, floors and surfaces throughout, plus the detail a regular clean usually skips: inside the oven, inside the fridge and cupboards, limescale removal in the bathroom, skirting boards, interior windows, and blinds if the property has them. Whether each of those is included is exactly what you're agreeing when you accept a quote — it's worth listing what you want covered when you post the job, not assuming it's included by default.
What actually changes the price
Property size and number of bedrooms/bathrooms, how much extra work is asked for (oven and fridge interiors add real time), and the general condition — a property that's been kept reasonably clean throughout the tenancy is a different job from one with heavy build-up of grease, mould or dirt that needs extra time to shift. Describing the condition honestly when you post the job is what gets you a quote that actually matches the work, rather than one that changes on the day.
Getting a quote that matches the job
Because every quote on ClearView is priced against the actual job description rather than a fixed rate card, the accuracy of what you post matters. List the property type, the rooms, which extras you want, and the general condition, and cleaners covering your area will quote against that specifically.
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