Bethnal Green end of tenancy cleaning prices
Renting is the usual way to live in Bethnal Green: at the 2021 census 38.2% of Tower Hamlets households rented privately, and the borough had the lowest share of owner-occupiers in England and Wales.
The flats that change hands most are on the Cranbrook and Boundary estates, in the Victorian terraces near Roman Road and above the shops on Bethnal Green Road, and our fixed-price end of tenancy clean for any of them starts at £156 for a studio.
Last updated November 2026.
| Property | Price |
|---|---|
| Studio or bedsit | £156 |
| 1 bedroom | £207 |
| 2 bedrooms | £243 |
| 3 bedrooms | £339 |
| 4 bedrooms | £425 |
| Larger houses and shares | Quoted from the room count |
| Partial cleans and odd layouts | £30 per cleaner per hour |
These prices are set by size and cover the whole home. The oven and carpets are priced separately below, so you add them only if the inventory calls for them. The calculator at the top of the page works out the same total from your bedrooms and add-ons.
Housing on and around Bethnal Green Road
The Cranbrook Estate, next to Roman Road and built around the figure-of-eight Mace Street, opened in 1963. Berthold Lubetkin designed it with Francis Skinner and Douglas Bailey: six towers of 11, 13 and 15 storeys and five lower blocks, 529 homes in all. Most of them are two-bedroom flats (271), with 115 one-bedroom flats, 100 three-bedroom flats and 43 bedsits, so a typical Cranbrook clean is the £243 two-bedroom price. Tenants on the Roman Road side will find more on our Roman Road page.
The Boundary Estate, on the edge of Shoreditch, was opened in March 1900 on the cleared Old Nichol slum, and its red-brick blocks around Arnold Circus are Grade II listed. It was planned as 1,069 tenements of two or three rooms, so many of its flats will price as a studio or a one-bedroom clean. In blocks this age the clerk usually checks the window reveals and behind the radiators, and we clean both.
Between the estates are Victorian terraces, many inside the Victoria Park Conservation Area, split into upper and lower flats or let whole as family houses.
Bethnal Green Road itself runs west from the tube station toward Shoreditch, with a street market traced to the eighteenth century and flats above many of its shops. North of the road, the Sunday flower market on Columbia Road fills the street, which matters if your check-out falls on a Sunday there.
Licensing in Tower Hamlets after September 2026
Tower Hamlets ran selective licensing in Weavers, Whitechapel, and Spitalfields and Banglatown wards from 1 October 2021. That scheme closed to new applications on 30 September 2026, and the council says there is no selective licensing scheme in the borough from 1 October 2026 while it considers options for a new one. Licences already issued stay valid until they expire, usually five years after issue, so many flats in the Weavers part of Bethnal Green are still licensed.
Shared homes are a separate matter. The borough-wide additional licensing scheme runs from 1 April 2024 to 31 March 2029 and covers a home where three or more people from two or more households share facilities, including flats on any floor and some flats in purpose-built blocks. A three-bedroom ex-council flat let to three friends is usually inside it.
What this means at check-out: a licensed landlord or agent works from a full inventory, and a shared house is checked room by room plus the shared kitchen and bathroom. Our price for a share is for the whole property, so housemates on a joint tenancy can split one bill and one booking.
The 57-point clean, room by room
Kitchen first. We degrease the hob, extractor hood and filter, wall tiles and splashback, clean every cupboard and drawer inside and out, clean the fridge and freezer (defrosted beforehand by you), the washing machine seal and drawer, and the sink. Where appliances can be moved safely we clean behind and under them.
Bathrooms come next. Bethnal Green is on Thames Water, which says all the water in its region is hard, so limescale builds on taps, shower screens, shower heads and around the plughole. We descale those, clean the toilet including the base and the seat hinges, scrub tiles and grout, and clean the bath panel, mirrors and the extractor grille.
Then the living room, bedrooms and hall: skirting, doors and frames, light switches and sockets, radiators, window sills, the inside of the windows and any fitted wardrobes, before every floor is vacuumed and mopped. The water and electricity have to stay on for the clean; the team cannot bring its own.
Our cleaners are interviewed in person, insured and trained on the checklist. If the agent or the clerk raises anything we cleaned within 48 hours, we come back and put those points right without charge.
Add-ons and their prices
- Oven with the clean: £31 for a single or single wide oven, £62 for a double oven or a 90cm range.
- Oven booked on its own: £77 single, £110 double, £114 single wide, £143 for a 90cm range cooker.
- Carpets with the clean: £29 a bedroom, £36 a living room, £47 a through lounge, £35 a flight of stairs, £20 a hallway, £8 a landing.
For the oven, the racks, trays and other removable parts are soaked separately while the cavity, glass and seals are cleaned by hand, normally in your kitchen; the inner door glass is cleaned where the door design allows. The oven cleaning and carpet cleaning pages give the detail. If a Victorian conversion has carpet on its stairs as well as the bedrooms, the £35 stair price applies.
How booking works
Booking takes three steps
- Your postcode and the property. The form gives the price.
- A date that suits you. Seven days a week.
- We confirm it with you by phone or WhatsApp.
0333 555 2076 · 8am to 7pm
Call 0333 555 2076 or message us on WhatsApp at the same number, 8am to 7pm, seven days a week; photos of the oven or carpets help us price add-ons. Tell us the bedrooms, the date the flat is empty, the check-out time and the street. We have been cleaning since 2014 across London, Liverpool and Manchester, over 300 letting agents use us, our Google rating is 4.7, and tenants have recovered £1.2m in deposits after our cleans.
Two thirds of Tower Hamlets households have no car or van. The Central line stops at Bethnal Green, and the Overground’s Weaver line calls at Bethnal Green and Cambridge Heath. Bethnal Green sits in the council’s Zone A for parking. Any parking charge the team has to pay is added at cost, only where it applies.
Book the clean for after the last box leaves and before the clerk arrives. The same prices apply to student shares near Queen Mary’s campus at Mile End, one stop east on the Central line. The rest of the borough is on our Tower Hamlets end of tenancy cleaning page.
Bethnal Green tenancy cleaning questions
My flat is in Weavers ward. Does it still need a selective licence?
New selective licences stopped on 30 September 2026, but a licence already granted stays valid until its expiry date. If three or more people from two or more households share the flat, the additional HMO scheme applies anyway, and it runs to 31 March 2029.
How much is a two-bedroom flat on the Cranbrook Estate?
£243, the same as any two-bedroom home. Add £31 if the oven needs cleaning and the carpet prices per room if the flat has fitted carpet.
We are four sharers in a house off Bethnal Green Road. Can you clean it in one visit?
Yes. A four-bedroom house is £425 for the whole property, shared kitchen and bathroom included, and one booking covers everyone on the tenancy. Bigger shares are quoted from the room count.
What if the clerk is not happy with something?
Send us the agent’s or clerk’s note within 48 hours of our clean and we return to redo the items they listed, free, as long as the flat has not been used or moved into since.
Can I book if I am still packing on the day?
The clean works best in an empty flat, so book it for after the removal. If the dates are tight, tell us the move time and we will look for a later slot that day.