The short answer for Iver tenants
Nearly two in three homes in the Ivers are detached or semi-detached houses, from the rendered 1920s semis of Richings Park to the interwar houses set back behind deep front gardens in Iver Heath. Our end of tenancy clean for any of them has a fixed price by bedrooms: £176 for a studio, £227 for one bedroom, £263 for two, £359 for three and £445 for four.
Last updated October 2026.
The oven and the carpets are separate add-ons with their own prices, set out lower down. Put your bedrooms and any extras into the calculator at the top of the page and it gives the total, with any parking cost the street adds.
Iver homes compared by price
The Iver ward counted 4,129 households at the 2021 census. Of those, 1,531 lived in semi-detached houses, 1,141 in detached houses, 628 in terraces and 651 in purpose-built flats. Here is how each kind of home in the parish lines up against our prices, and where a cleaner spends most of the day in it.
| Home | Where in the Ivers | Price | What takes the time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flat over a shop | Iver High Street, in the conservation area | £227 or £263 | A kitchen fitted into a small room, older sash or casement windows, the stairs up from the street door |
| Flat in a purpose-built block | Iver Heath and the edges of the village | £176 to £263 | Kitchen grease, the shower screen, the extractor fan |
| Bungalow | Richings Park, Wellesley Avenue and Somerset Way | £263 or £359 | Every room on one floor, so long runs of skirting and a big kitchen |
| Two-storey semi | Richings Park, Thorney Lane South and Bathurst Walk | £359 | Bay windows on both floors, the stairs, the side extension |
| Interwar detached house | Iver Heath, The Parkway, Longstone Road and Ashford Road | £445 for four bedrooms | Dormer bedrooms, wide windows, garden doors at the back |
| Five bedrooms or more | The larger houses on the rural edge | quoted from the room count | Extra bathrooms and a second reception room |
| One room in a shared house | Anywhere in SL0 | £30 per cleaner per hour | Your room plus your share of the kitchen and bathroom |
Richings Park houses and the station
Richings Park was planned as a garden village. The Sykes brothers bought the Richings estate in 1922, and the architect George E. Clare of Harrow designed all the original houses. He built them from his own patented Clare’s Blocks: large kiln-fired blocks the size of six bricks, keyed top and bottom, with channels inside to make a kind of cavity wall, and finished with render or pebbledash. Buyers chose from twelve designs of detached house, semi and bungalow. Other builders carried on through the 1930s, 1940s and 1950s.
The Ivers Neighbourhood Plan describes the original houses as two storeys with hipped roofs and gabled, canted bay windows, in an Arts and Crafts style, with single-pitch roofs over the side extensions. Inside, that means bay windows in the front rooms upstairs and down, and often an extra room at the side. Bays collect dust along the sill and the board at the bottom of the window, and clerks tend to check them.
Iver station opened in Richings Park on 1 December 1924 and is now on the Elizabeth line, with trains towards Abbey Wood in one direction and Maidenhead in the other. It counted 363,000 entries and exits in 2024/25, against 90,928 in 2020/21. More commuters means more people renting here for the line. The station has no public car park, and Richings Park has a controlled parking zone, so tell us when you book if the house has no drive. Any parking we pay for goes on the quote at what it costs us.
The houses of Richings Park were built from Clare’s Blocks, each the size of six bricks, then rendered or pebbledashed.
The village, the Heath and Pinewood
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Iver village is older. The High Street is a conservation area, and the neighbourhood plan describes buildings of two or dormered three storeys standing at the back of the pavement, mostly in buff brick, with shops on the ground floor. The homes above them are the small flats in our table. The parish also has a number of 16th and 17th century houses, and where one of those is let, the cleaner works round older floors and joinery.
Iver Heath, to the north, is low-density and suburban, with houses behind generous front gardens. The plan marks The Parkway, Longstone Road, the north side of Church Road and Ashford Road as an area of special character for its interwar houses, and the design code for it lists detached houses with a full-width dormer above the ground floor. Pinewood Studios opened on the edge of Iver Heath in 1935, and rooms in houses nearby are advertised by their distance from the studios. If you are moving out of one of those rooms and the others are staying, book it by the hour.
The parish also takes in the hamlets of Thorney and Shreding Green, and most of the open land round them is Metropolitan Green Belt. The M25 runs through the parish without a junction of its own, so our van comes in from junction 5 of the M4 or junction 1 of the M40. Book an early start if your check-out is in the morning.
Hard water, rents and licensing
The water round the Ivers is hard. Affinity Water runs a treatment works at Iver, beside the M25, that draws from the Thames, and its 2025 test results for the neighbouring West Drayton and Ickenham and Denham supply zones show 283 and 285 milligrams of calcium carbonate per litre. Affinity says almost all of its supplies are hard because of the geology of southern England. Limescale builds up on shower screens, taps, plugholes and the kettle, and our cleaners descale all of them as part of the price.
Rents in Buckinghamshire averaged £1,475 a month in August 2026, according to the ONS: £1,578 for a semi and £2,163 for a detached house. A tenancy deposit is capped at five weeks’ rent where the annual rent is under £50,000, so on an average Bucks semi about £1,820 rides on the check-out report.
Buckinghamshire Council runs the national mandatory licence for houses in multiple occupation, which covers homes with five or more people from two or more households, and lists no selective or additional scheme. Licensing is the landlord’s business. Your clean is judged against the check-in inventory, with fair wear and tear allowed for, and a landlord cannot charge you for a professional clean as a condition of the tenancy.
What the clean covers
Our cleaners work to a 57-point checklist. In an Iver house it covers:
- Kitchen: inside and outside every cupboard and drawer, worktops, wall tiles, the hob and the cooker hood, the sink and taps descaled, the fridge and freezer, and the floor under any appliance that slides out.
- Bathrooms and cloakrooms: shower screens, taps and heads descaled, tiles and grout, bath, basin, toilet, mirrors and the fan cover.
- Living rooms and bedrooms: skirting boards, doors and frames, light switches, radiators, the inside of fitted wardrobes, window sills and the inside of every window, bays included.
- Floors vacuumed and mopped throughout, and the stairs done step by step.
The oven is never part of the fixed price. It is an add-on: £31 for a single or a single wide oven, and £62 for a double or a 90cm range cooker. There is more on the standalone service on our oven cleaning page.
Carpets booked with the clean cost £29 a bedroom, £36 a living room, £47 a through lounge, £35 a flight of stairs, £20 a hallway and £8 a landing. Check the tenancy agreement for a carpet clause before you add them, and see our carpet cleaning page for the service on its own.
Every cleaner we send is interviewed in person, insured and trained on the checklist. We have been cleaning since 2014, more than 300 letting agents use us, and tenants we have cleaned for have won back £1.2m in deposits. Our Google rating is 4.7. Should the agent or the inventory clerk raise anything within 48 hours, we return and clean it again at no charge. The phone line, 0333 555 2076, is open from 8am to 7pm every day. Iver is one of the places on our Buckinghamshire list, and we cover London next door too.
Iver end of tenancy FAQs
We are leaving a three-bed semi on Thorney Lane South in Richings Park. What is the price?
£359, fixed by the three bedrooms. A single oven adds £31 and carpets are priced room by room.
Can your van park in Richings Park on the day?
Richings Park has a controlled parking zone and the station has no car park. If the house has a drive, we use it. If not, we pay for what the street needs and add that cost to the quote, at what it costs us.
I rent a room near Pinewood and my housemates are staying on. What should I book?
Book by the hour, at £30 per cleaner. We clean your room and your share of the kitchen and bathroom.
Do you clean the flats above the shops on Iver High Street?
Yes, priced by bedrooms like any other home. Tell us about the stairs and the street door when you book, so the cleaner knows how to get in.
Our house in Iver Heath has five bedrooms. How is that priced?
Homes above four bedrooms are quoted from the room count. Call us on 0333 555 2076 with the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and reception rooms.