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If you have ended a tenancy on a Straight Road Edwardian detached or a Burlington Place 1970s end-terrace in Old Windsor before, you already know the airing-cupboard immersion-tank lagging is where the inventory clerk will lift the foam jacket and write the first deduction line. Monster Cleaning has run the Old Windsor SL4 2 end-of-tenancy round since 2014, working the Edwardian Straight Road and Crimp Hill detached, the 1930s Bagshot Road semis, the 1970s and 1980s Burlington Place estate end-terraces, and the modern Crimp Hill rebuild and Beaumont infill on the south-west fringe. Phone 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected]. One-bed from £207, three-bed from £339, full agent-approved hand-back.
Last updated April 2026. We cover the SL4 2 parish from Straight Road and Crimp Hill in the north down to the Beaumont and Burlington Place fringe in the south, with same-week turnaround and a proper clerk hand-back.
End of tenancy cleaning in Old Windsor starts at £156 for a studio and runs to £425 for a four-bed, agent-approved against a 57-point agent-approved checklist, with a 48-hour re-clean guarantee and a 97% first-time pass rate.
Old Windsor is a parish in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, the SL4 2 postcode covering the historic Anglo-Saxon settlement where King Edward the Confessor kept his palace before Windsor Castle existed. Rents on the Crown Estate fringe and the bigger Edwardian detached on Straight Road and Crimp Hill clear £3,000 a month easily, and a four-bed off the river end lets at well over that. The RBWM private-tenant guidance sets the baseline on deposit conduct, and the parish itself sits inside the Royal Borough’s planning and HMO regime. Deposits are large. The clerks who walk these properties have done the SL4 2 round for years and they look at things a clerk on a generic Slough flat would not bother with: the leaded-light bay on a Straight Road Edwardian, the immersion-tank lagging in an airing cupboard, the picture-rail dust at seven feet on a Crimp Hill rebuild double-height hall, the original tile-path porch on a Burfield Road semi.
We did 23 Old Windsor hand-backs in the last twelve months. The deductions our clients get hit with sit in the same three categories almost every time, and none of them are about dust on a skirting board.
The Renters’ Rights Act 2025 changed what counts as fair
Section 21 went on 1 May 2025 under the Renters’ Rights Act 2025. A landlord can no longer end a tenancy with a no-fault notice, so the deposit dispute is the only lever left at the hand-back. Old Windsor’s clerks know this and the inventories we are seeing in 2026 are tighter than the ones we saw in 2023. The Act also writes in a new fair-wear-and-tear framework that tightens what a landlord can deduct for after a long tenancy, which matters here because a fair share of our Crimp Hill and Burlington Place tenants stay five or six years. If you are about to hand back, the Tenancy Deposit Scheme guidance on cleaning is the document the adjudicator will quote at the landlord if it goes to dispute. Read it before the clerk arrives.
Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead licensing and HMO regime
RBWM does not run a borough-wide selective licensing scheme. Mandatory HMO licensing under the Housing Act 2004 still applies to any Old Windsor property let to five or more unrelated occupants forming two or more households, and the larger Edwardian detached on Straight Road or off Crimp Hill that get converted into staff-let HMOs for Royal Holloway visiting fellows and Eton College support staff do get caught by this. The RBWM private-housing pages have the form and the fee. From a hand-back point of view the HMO inventory schedule is twice as long as a single-let schedule because the clerk has to itemise every room separately, which means the cleaning brief gets twice as long too. If the property is a registered HMO, factor a half-day extra on top of the standard quote.
Affinity Water hardness and the Crimp Hill mineral problem
Affinity Water supplies Old Windsor through the Egham aquifer and the SL4 2 mains run consistently very hard. Affinity Water’s quality page publishes calcium-carbonate concentrations and the SL4 2 zone sits around 280 mg/l, which is classed as very hard on the WRAS scale. What that means at hand-back is that every chrome fitting in the property has a thin grey-white ring at the join, every shower screen runner has a calcium ridge, every kettle and dishwasher base has a chalk crust, and every bathroom-tap aerator is partly blocked. The Crimp Hill rebuild houses with the rainfall shower-heads are the worst offenders because the nozzles bead up faster on a horizontal spray. We descale chrome fittings with a weak-acid soak rather than an abrasive (abrasives scratch the plating and the clerk will dock you for the scratch, not the calcium). Glass screens get the same soak plus a soft squeegee. Aerators come off, sit in solution for thirty minutes, get rinsed and refitted. The bathroom-fittings line item is normally the second deduction the clerk writes, behind oven grease.
The Anglo-Saxon palace site and what the church-side properties are like
Old Windsor’s bespoke local feature is the Anglo-Saxon palace site near St Peter and St Andrew’s church on the river side of Straight Road, the 12th-century parish church where Mary Robinson is buried. The cluster of larger Edwardian and Victorian detached on the church side of the village, looking west across the river meadows to Runnymede where the Magna Carta was sealed in 1215, lets the highest in the parish and runs to the most demanding hand-back briefs. Original 1900s parquet in the entrance hall, leaded-light bay windows in the front sitting room, decorative cornicing in the principal rooms, and on the older houses an original tile-path porch with encaustic-tile flooring that has been walked on for 120 years. The clerks on this stretch — Hamptons Windsor, Knight Frank Windsor and Strutt & Parker Windsor in particular — work to a level closer to a country-house inventory than a town inventory, and the prep brief includes lifting the entrance rug to check the parquet edge-grout, soft-cloth work on the cornice plasterwork, and a finger-test of the picture-rail line at seven feet. The Beaumont side of the parish to the south-west, where the modern Crimp Hill rebuild and the 1980s Beaumont estate sit, has a different inventory entirely — cleaner lines, fewer original details, but more chrome and glass to descale.
“Monster came on a Friday morning in late January. We were ending five years and four months on a 1970s two-bed end-terrace on Burlington Place, my husband on the Royal Household maintenance team at Windsor Castle for the last eight years and me three days a week at the Theatre Royal Windsor box office, and our daughter through her GCSEs at Holyport College on the bus from the Bells of Ouzeley stop. The worry from the start of the tenancy had been the airing cupboard. The immersion tank lagging had been put on in the early 2000s and never lifted, and underneath it a small green calcium ring had grown around the brass valve where Affinity Water had been leaving a slow weep for years. Add to that the landing carpet outside the daughter’s bedroom where our terrier had taken to sleeping for the whole five years, and there was a pet-hair ridge worked into the loops that the inventory at check-in had photographed pristine. Knight Frank Windsor’s clerk had warned us at the mid-tenancy that the airing cupboard would be looked at properly on the way out. Monster sent a team of three at 8 sharp. They lifted the immersion lagging, descaled the brass valve with a weak-acid soak rather than scouring, re-soaked the lagging foam, dried it overnight and reset it. They shampooed the landing carpet on the high-pile setting and walked the terrier-hair ridge out with a low-pile brush head. Knight Frank’s clerk on the Wednesday spent six minutes in the airing cupboard, three on the landing, ticked through the rest in twenty minutes flat. Full £1,860 deposit cleared by the Friday.”
A recent end of tenancy cleaning our team finished in Redbridge.— Helen R., Burlington Place, Old Windsor SL4 2
Streets and inspection patterns we work in Old Windsor
We are on the Old Windsor round most weeks. The streets and zones below are where the bulk of our SL4 2 end-of-tenancy work lands, and underneath the list is the pattern of what the clerks at Hamptons Windsor, Knight Frank Windsor, Strutt & Parker Windsor, Romans (Englefield Green and Egham desks) and the smaller Mansbridge Balment tend to flag on each property type.
Straight Road — the spine of the parish running from the village core south, large Edwardian and late-Victorian detached on the church-side, original 1900s parquet in the entrance halls, leaded-light bays, decorative cornice plasterwork, large rear gardens dropping toward the river meadow
Crimp Hill — the upper-westerly slope, a mix of older Edwardian semis and the newer Crimp Hill rebuild estate, the rebuild houses with rainfall shower-heads and double-height entrance halls, the older semis with original tile-path porches
Bagshot Road — 1930s detached and semis along the southern approach, pebbledash and roughcast render, brick-detail bay windows, original metal-frame Crittall windows on some plots
Burlington Place — the 1970s and 1980s estate to the south-east of the village core, two- and three-bed end-terraces and mid-terraces, integral garages, the airing-cupboard immersion tanks that are now thirty-plus years old
St Luke’s Road — quieter side road off Straight Road, mid-century semis with replaced double glazing, modest front gardens
Burfield Road — the eastern boundary toward the Wraysbury approach, mix of 1930s semis and 1960s infill, original tile-path porches on the older plots
Albany Road — tighter Edwardian terrace street, decorative joinery on the front porches, picture-rail and cornice details intact in the principal rooms
St Andrews Way — cul-de-sac off the church side, 1980s detached and semi-detached, cleaner lines, fewer original details, more chrome and glass
Beaumont — the south-west fringe estate near the old Beaumont College site, 1980s and 1990s detached, double garages, more contemporary fittings and rainfall shower-heads
Tite Hill — the southern boundary running toward Englefield Green, older detached on the higher ground, larger plots, original sash and casement mix on the period stock
Ouseley Road — the lane down to the Bells of Ouzeley pub and the river, mix of period cottages and a few newer infill plots
Crown Estate fringe — the meadows-side properties looking west to Runnymede, the highest-value lets in the parish, country-house-inventory level of clerk attention
On a Straight Road Edwardian the clerk goes for the entrance-hall parquet edge-grout first, then the leaded-light bay in the front sitting room where the putty bead at the bottom of each lozenge has gone streaked grey, then the cornice plasterwork (soft-cloth only), and the picture-rail line at seven feet that a domestic cleaner with a short stick will miss. On a Crimp Hill rebuild the running order shifts to rainfall shower-head nozzles, the double-height entrance-hall light fitting, the chrome staircase balustrade joints, and the integrated kitchen extractor housing. On a Burlington Place 1970s end-terrace it is the airing-cupboard immersion-tank brass valve first, lifting the foam lagging to check underneath; then the kitchen extractor canopy, the bathroom shower-screen runner, then the landing carpet outside the smaller bedroom which on the family lets is where the pet-hair line gets walked in. On a Bagshot Road 1930s semi the order is different again: the original Crittall window beads where they exist, the tile-path porch encaustic tiles, the bay-window sealant strip, and the front-reception cornice. On a Beaumont 1980s detached the clerk focuses on rainfall shower-heads, chrome mixer fittings, glass shower screens and the integrated oven trim. We have run the same five clerk panels through the parish for over a decade and the pattern stays steady.
What is included in the Old Windsor end-of-tenancy clean
Every Old Windsor hand-back is built around the same 57-point agent-approved checklist. End of tenancy is the hand-back clean. Deep is for staying. Regular is for keeping it tidy. The work below is the first one.
Kitchen
Behind the cooker, hood filter degreased, oven interior including the door glass and the trim around the seal, hob and splashback. Extractor canopy pulled where it pulls and detailed top and bottom. Fridge and freezer emptied, defrosted (if you give us notice the night before), interior wiped, seals detailed. Dishwasher filter pulled and cleaned. Microwave interior and underside of the turntable plate. Sink and drainer descaled with a weak-acid soak. Tile grout brushed in the splashback. Bin-cupboard interior. All cupboard fronts inside and out, drawer interiors, plinth and kickboards.
Bathrooms
Bath, basin, toilet (cistern interior and the rim under the seat included), shower tray, shower screen and the screen runner where the SL4 2 hardness leaves a calcium ridge. Chrome fittings descaled by weak-acid soak rather than abrasive. Rainfall shower-head nozzles soaked and rinsed. Aerators removed, soaked, rinsed and refitted. Tile grout brushed. Mirror, light fitting, extractor fan grille. Floor including the tile cove at the wall join. Towel rail, radiator behind it.
Bedrooms, living rooms and the throughout work
Skirting boards and door frames cleaned and dust-free. Picture rails wiped on the period stock at seven feet, by long-handled tool, then finger-tested. Cornice plasterwork soft-cloth only. Light switches, sockets, light fittings and shades. Wardrobe interiors, drawer interiors, the under-bed space. Window glass inside and out where access allows, frames, sills, hinges and tracks. Curtain rails and pelmets. Carpets vacuumed to the edge including the rug-print edge-grout area on parquet hallways. Internal doors top and bottom edge. Loft hatch wiped where reachable.
Throughout
All radiators (top, sides and underneath), thermostat panels, smoke and CO alarms, the entry phone if there is one, electrical-meter cupboard interior, under-stair cupboard floor, airing-cupboard floor (and where the immersion tank is in there, the lagging gets lifted and the valves checked), boiler cupboard exterior, hallway light fitting, and the front-door internal face plus the threshold. The 48-hour re-clean guarantee covers anything the clerk flags on the day; we come back at no charge and put it right inside three days.
What it costs
Old Windsor sits inside our base pricing band. Studios start at £156. One-beds £207. Two-beds £243. Three-beds £339. Four-beds £425. Hourly work, if you only want a partial brief, is £30 per cleaner. Add-ons run on a flat per-item basis: carpet shampoo is £36 per bedroom and £43 for a living room, with a whole-flat carpet on a two-bed coming in at £115; oven add-ons are £77 for a single oven, £110 for a double and £114 for a 90cm range. The full agent-approved 57-point checklist, the 48-hour re-clean guarantee and the £1.2m in deposits we have recovered for our tenants over the last decade are all included in the headline number — no surprise charges at the door, no upsell when we walk in, and the same flat rate whether we are quoting a Burlington Place end-terrace or a Crimp Hill rebuild.
How the booking works
You ring 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] with the property address, the bed count, the check-out date and which agent is handling the hand-back.
We quote against the bed count and the agent’s typical inventory standard on the SL4 2 round — Hamptons Windsor, Knight Frank Windsor, Strutt & Parker, Romans or Mansbridge Balment — with a written quote inside the hour.
We slot you onto the round, normally same-week, occasionally next-day if the diary has a gap. We send a confirmation email with the cleaner-team lead’s name and the arrival window.
The team arrive on the day, run the 57-point checklist start to finish, photograph the hand-back rooms and leave the property in agent-approved condition. You or the agent walk it through on the day or the next morning.
If the clerk flags anything inside 48 hours, we come back at no charge under the 48-hour re-clean guarantee and put it right. The 97% first-time pass rate means a re-clean is a corner-case, not the norm.
How much is end of tenancy cleaning for a one-bed flat in Old Windsor?
A one-bed flat in Old Windsor starts at £207 with the full 57-point agent-approved checklist and the 48-hour re-clean guarantee. On a Burlington Place 1970s flat with a tired airing-cupboard immersion tank we will usually quote that flat rate and recommend the bathroom-fittings descale as the only add-on. On a Straight Road conversion the same flat rate plus an oven-trim detail covers most jobs.
Kensington and Chelsea: another job wrapped up by our cleaners.
Do you cover Straight Road Edwardian detached and Burlington Place end-terraces?
Yes — the Edwardian detached up Straight Road, the 1930s semis on Bagshot Road, the 1970s end-terraces on Burlington Place and the modern Crimp Hill rebuild are all a regular part of our weekly SL4 2 round. We use soft cloths on original cornice plasterwork, hand-soak any encaustic-tile or parquet floors, weak-acid descale chrome rather than scour, and the team leader on a four-bed detached has done at least twenty hand-backs on this stock.
Why is the water in Old Windsor so hard?
Affinity Water supplies SL4 2 through the Egham aquifer, and the calcium-carbonate concentration runs around 280 mg/l, which is classed as very hard. That is why every chrome fitting in the property has a thin grey-white ring at the joins, every shower screen has a calcium ridge on the runner, and every rainfall shower-head has beaded-up nozzles. We descale chrome with a weak-acid soak rather than abrasive, because abrasives scratch the plating and the clerk will dock you for the scratch, not the mineral.
Which agents do you regularly hand back to in Old Windsor?
Hamptons Windsor, Knight Frank Windsor, Strutt & Parker Windsor, Romans (Englefield Green and Egham desks) and the smaller Mansbridge Balment are the five clerk panels we work to most weeks on SL4 2 hand-backs. The bigger names on the Crown Estate fringe and the church-side Straight Road properties work to a level closer to a country-house inventory; the Burlington Place and Beaumont rounds work to a tighter, faster town inventory. We brief our team-leads on which panel is walking the property before the van leaves the yard.
Do you handle HMOs in Old Windsor?
Yes. Mandatory HMO licensing under the Housing Act 2004 still applies to any Old Windsor property let to five or more unrelated occupants forming two or more households, and the larger Edwardian detached on Straight Road that get converted into staff-let HMOs for Royal Holloway visiting fellows or Eton College support staff do get caught by this. The hand-back brief on an HMO is twice as long because every let room is itemised separately on the inventory schedule. Factor a half-day extra on top of the standard quote.
Is Old Windsor inside a selective licensing scheme?
No. The Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead does not run a borough-wide or parish-level selective licensing scheme. The mandatory HMO regime still applies as above, and standard Tenant Fees Act 2019 and Renters’ Rights Act 2025 protections cover all SL4 2 private tenants. The RBWM private-tenant pages have the current guidance.
How long does an Old Windsor end-of-tenancy clean take?
A one-bed Burlington Place end-terrace is normally a five- to six-hour job for a team of two, finishing inside one working day. A three-bed Bagshot Road 1930s semi is a seven- to eight-hour job for a team of three. A four-bed Edwardian on Straight Road or off the Crown Estate fringe is a full ten- to twelve-hour day for a team of three or four, occasionally split across an evening prep and a morning finish. The 48-hour re-clean guarantee window starts from when we leave the property.
Can you do a same-day clean before the clerk arrives?
Often yes, depending on the diary. If you ring before 9am with a same-day brief we can normally slot a two-cleaner team in for the afternoon on a one- or two-bed Old Windsor flat. Three- and four-bed houses need a working day’s notice because the team size doubles. Email [email protected] with the address, the bed count and the clerk’s scheduled arrival time and we will come back inside the hour.
Do you bring the cleaning products and equipment?
Yes — everything is on the van. Vacuum cleaners with both high-pile and low-pile heads, carpet shampooer for the add-on, weak-acid descaler for the chrome and the rainfall shower-heads, oven-trim degreaser, soft cloths for the original cornice plasterwork on the Straight Road and Crimp Hill stock, long-handled tools for the picture-rail line at seven feet, and a step ladder for the high-reach light fittings on the Crimp Hill rebuild double-height halls. You do not need to provide anything.
What if my landlord disputes a deduction after the clean?
We supply the dated hand-back photo set and the 57-point checklist tick-sheet to your deposit-scheme adjudicator on request, free of charge. The three main UK schemes are the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, mydeposits and the Deposit Protection Service; whichever holds the deposit, we will package the evidence to the format the adjudicator wants. Our 97% first-time pass rate means disputes are rare, but when they happen the paperwork is ready.
Fresh from a end of tenancy cleaning in Havering.
Do you clean carpets in Old Windsor?
Yes. Bedroom carpets are £36 each, the living-room carpet is £65, and the whole-flat carpet shampoo on a two-bed comes in at £115. On the Burlington Place 1970s end-terraces where families have been in for five-plus years and a pet has walked the landing for the whole tenancy, the carpet shampoo plus a low-pile brush head on the worn ridge is what gets the deposit cleared. Booked alongside the end-of-tenancy clean it goes onto the same job sheet.
Do you do oven cleaning as a separate booking?
Yes, on the oven cleaning service page. A single oven is £77, a double is £110 and a 90cm range cooker is £114. If the oven is part of an end-of-tenancy clean it is included in the headline price, no separate charge. Booked on its own it is a 90-minute job for one cleaner, normally same-week, occasionally same-day on the Old Windsor round.
Do you cover the river-fringe properties near St Peter and St Andrew’s church?
Yes. The church-side stretch of Straight Road, the lane down to the Bells of Ouzeley and Ouseley Road, and the Crown Estate fringe properties looking west to the Runnymede meadows are all on our regular SL4 2 round. The inventory standard on this stretch is higher, the cornice and parquet work is more demanding, and we send a senior team-lead on these jobs.
What if my Old Windsor property has been empty for months before the hand-back?
That changes the brief from an end-of-tenancy clean to an after-builders or void-property clean, both of which are heavier on the dust extraction and the surface restoration. The after-builders cleaning page covers the void brief. Pricing is by-quote rather than the flat tariff, because the dust load varies wildly between a four-month empty Bagshot Road semi and a renovated Crimp Hill rebuild.
Do you work weekends?
Yes. Saturday is normal on the Old Windsor round and we run Sunday cleans where the clerk arrives Monday morning. No weekend surcharge.
Where can I read more on tenant rights at the hand-back?
Ready to book your Old Windsor end of tenancy clean
Ring 0333 555 2076 or email [email protected] with the property address, the bed count, the check-out date and the agent handling the inventory. We will come back inside the hour with a written quote against the 57-point agent-approved checklist, slot you onto the SL4 2 round normally same-week, and back the clean with the 48-hour re-clean guarantee. Monster Cleaning Ltd, since 2014, registered at 255 Upper Richmond Road West, SW14 8QS London, Companies House 9919639, Trustpilot 3.1 out of 5 across 128 reviews. £1.2m of deposits recovered for our tenants over the last decade across the 300+ letting agents we hand back to, with a 97% first-time pass rate on the Old Windsor SL4 2 round.
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