If cleaning is raised at check-out, we return to address the agreed scope at no labour charge.

Property cleaning, finished to inspection standard.
Specialist end-of-tenancy, deep, move-in and post-renovation cleaning for London homes and property professionals.
Four guarantees built around the handover.
Your confirmed booking stays protected, so the property deadline is not left exposed.
Clear scheduling for tight check-outs, move-ins and property handovers.
Cleaning and agreed add-ons stay together for simpler property administration.
What does your property need?
Choose the situation that matches your property. Each service is scoped around what happens next — inspection, move-in, handover or a full reset.
End of tenancy
For check-outs, landlord inspections and new-tenancy handovers where the details are scrutinised.
Deep cleaning
For occupied or vacant properties that need a complete reset beyond routine cleaning.
Post-renovation
For fine dust, residue and finishing detail after refurbishment, decorating or building works.
Move-in cleaning
For homes that should feel fully prepared before the first box, key handover or arrival.
Guide price only — final quote depends on property size, condition, access and scope.
The Tidy Hub Plan
Quarterly property maintenance designed to keep valuable London homes consistently presentable, protected and tenant-ready.
A considered service from first message to final handover.
A reliable handover starts before the team arrives: the property condition, inventory or inspection date, access and agreed inclusions need to be clear. Tidy Hub turns those details into one accountable cleaning brief.
Tell us about the property
Share the postcode, size, occupied or vacant status, current condition, access plan, deadline and any inventory, oven, appliance or carpet requirements.
Start a quote →02We tailor it for you
We match the scope to the property event and confirm the details that change the job—furnishings, cupboard interiors, appliances, carpets, parking, keys and timing.
Send property details →03The right clean, not a generic clean
The team works through the agreed brief systematically, including kitchens, sanitary fittings, edges, high- and low-level dust and the details that become obvious in an empty property.
Explore services →04Finished for what comes next
The property is finished for the next event—check-out comparison, marketing photography, key handover or occupation—rather than judged only by a quick surface impression.
See real results →A property can look tidy and still reveal missed detail the moment someone looks closely.
That is why Tidy Hub starts with what happens next — check-out, photography, keys, handover or move-in — and works backwards from the finish the property needs.
See the Tidy Hub Standard →The Tidy Hub Standard
Every job is judged by what matters at the end: the finish. We focus on the details that show up during inspections, photography, viewings and handovers.
Gallery →A cleaning partner that understands what happens after the clean.
Keys, access, inspection deadlines, tenant arrivals, landlord expectations and last-minute changes are part of property work. Our service is built around that reality.
For letting agents & property managersCLIENT REVIEWS
Real clients. Ready properties.
“Everything looked brand new, including the oven. Absolutely flawless, perfect work. Highly recommended!”
“The carpets looked like new and every cupboard and appliance was cleaned thoroughly. I would highly recommend this company.”
“They are fast, reliable and well priced. Will definitely recommend them.”
Selected from recent verified Google reviews.
Request a quote →Useful answers before you book.
The best cleaning decision starts with knowing what the property actually needs. These guides explain the details behind inspections, handovers and specialist cleans.
All insights →Why cleaning becomes a deposit dispute — and where the risk usually sits
A practical look at why cleaning is scrutinised at the end of a tenancy and why a clear handover standard matters.
Read the evidence →What “inspection-ready” means when a tenancy is ending
Understand the difference between a property that looks tidy and one prepared for check-out, inspection and new keys.
Explore end of tenancy →Why post-renovation dust needs a different kind of clean
Fine dust, residue and newly fitted surfaces need a more considered finish before photography, handover or move-in.
Explore post-renovation →Founded by Mirela and Larisa. Built around one standard.
Mirela and Larisa built Tidy Hub from experience across cleaning, lettings and property management. The standard is simple: understand what the property is being prepared for, communicate clearly, and finish the details that matter when someone looks closely.
“The quality exceeded our expectations. Reliability was critical — new tenants arriving shortly. Tidy Hub delivered perfectly.”
Choose by what happens next.
Checking out, moving in, finishing building work, or simply resetting the property? Start with what happens next — not a generic cleaning package.
Tenancy ending?
Choose end-of-tenancy cleaning when the property is being prepared for check-out, inspection, key return, or a new tenancy.
End-of-tenancy cleaning →02Moving in?
For a clean starting point before belongings arrive, with kitchens, bathrooms, fittings, and contact points fully reset.
Move-in cleaning →03Builders or decorators just finished?
For fine dust, residues, and newly finished surfaces before photography, handover, move-in, or the owner returns.
Post-renovation cleaning →04Needs a complete reset?
Choose deep cleaning when the property needs more than routine upkeep but is not in a tenancy handover or post-renovation situation.
Deep cleaning →Check-out, explained simply.
- What does inspection-ready actually mean?
- Inspection-ready means the agreed cleaning brief has been completed and the property is prepared for room-by-room comparison with its check-in inventory or condition record. Cleaning is separate from fair wear, damage and maintenance, and no clean can decide the outcome of a deposit claim.
- What do agents check at checkout?
- At check-out, an agent or inventory clerk typically compares cleanliness and condition with the check-in report, records room-by-room findings and notes missing items or damage separately. The exact review depends on the tenancy agreement, inventory and evidence for that property.
Tell us what needs cleaning. We’ll tell you what it takes.
Send the property details, preferred date and requirements. We’ll review the brief and come back with a clear, tailored quote.
