Chiswick's stock is largely Edwardian and Victorian houses and mansion flats, with original timber floors, cornicing and sash windows still in place, plus a quieter riverside pocket.
Family lets make up a high proportion of the tenancies, which tends to mean longer stays, more lived-in wear, and properties where the surfaces themselves are part of what is being protected.
Original timber and stone floors are the reason we ask what a property has before we arrive. A general-purpose cleaner on an oiled or waxed board strips the finish and leaves a dull patch; too much water lifts the grain. That is damage rather than fair wear and tear, which means it comes out of a deposit. Matched chemistry and controlled moisture avoid the whole problem.
Cornicing, ceiling roses, panelled doors, deep skirtings and sash windows all hold dust in places a routine clean never reaches, and all of them photograph badly at a check-out.
Family tenancies show in carpets, stairs, sofas and the kitchen rather than in the fabric of the building. Hot-water extraction and a proper oven strip-down usually do more for the final inspection than extra hours of general cleaning.
Prices come from the same central calculator we use everywhere — they depend on the property, not the postcode.
Photographs of finished work carried out by our own teams.
End of tenancy cleaning from £130 (studio, one bathroom), £150 for a one-bedroom flat and £250 for a three-bedroom house with two bathrooms in standard condition. Standalone carpet and upholstery visits from £80, oven cleaning from £55, bathroom deep cleaning from £75.
Build your exact priceYes, provided you tell us what they are when you book. Waxed, oiled, sealed and unsealed timber all behave differently, as do original tiles and stone, and we match the method to the surface with controlled moisture.
It can. Damage caused by an inappropriate product or over-wetting is not treated as fair wear and tear, so it is deductible. It is one of the main reasons we ask about floors and finishes before the visit.
Yes. Mansion flats usually mean tall windows, large rooms and communal entrances — tell us the access arrangements and whether there is a lift when you book.
Prices come from the same central calculator we use everywhere: end of tenancy from £130 for a studio with one bathroom and £170 for a two-bedroom flat in standard condition. There is no Chiswick surcharge.
Yes. Standalone carpet and upholstery visits start from our £80 minimum and individual items can be priced in the calculator.
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