How Much Does End of Tenancy Cleaning Cost in Brighton & Hove?

End of tenancy cleaning prices in Brighton and Hove are usually quoted as a fixed, all-inclusive price rather than an hourly rate. That is the right way to book — letting agents have a fixed checklist they need to pass, so you want a fixed price that covers the whole specification.

As a guide, a 1-bedroom flat in Brighton or Hove typically costs from £135 to £170, a 2-bedroom flat from £165 to £230, and a 3-bedroom house from £230 to £320. Those prices include the oven, internal windows, full kitchen and bathroom detail and a re-clean guarantee.

The biggest factors are property size and condition. A small flat in good condition is straightforward; a larger property with a heavily used oven, mouldy bathroom grout or carpet stains will take longer. Carpets are usually quoted as an add-on because not every clean needs them.

Watch out for vague hourly quotes. An hourly rate without a fixed scope is the most common reason tenants end up paying more than they expected. A reputable cleaning company in Brighton or Hove will visit or review photos, agree the specification and quote a fixed price.

Every end of tenancy clean we quote in Brighton or Hove includes the same comprehensive specification: full kitchen detail (oven, hob, extractor, fridge, freezer, all cupboards), full bathroom detail (limescale, grout, taps, fittings), all internal windows and frames, doors, switches, skirting, sockets, radiators and floors.

We also include a 72-hour re-clean guarantee — if your letting agent or landlord raises any cleaning issue at the inventory check, we return and re-clean the flagged area free of charge.

Move out completely first — the property should be empty so we can clean every surface. Leave the keys with the agent or landlord and we will collect them. If you are on a tight budget, consider booking carpet cleaning separately a few months earlier rather than as part of the move-out.

Most importantly: get the quote in writing with the specification listed. This is what separates a professional cleaning company from a one-person operation that may not pass the inventory.