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End of tenancy/one of clean

  • 19-11-2017 10:03pm
    #1
    mirrorwall14
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    Have any of the landlords (or anyone else) a recommendation for a one off clean/end of tenancy clean. I’d guess PM only for boards rules. Looking to get someone in for a clean before Christmas and have no clue where to start looking. I’m in North Kildare


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  • #2
    Guy Sajer
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    I wouldn't bother with them. I bet the cost of professional cleaning will be deducted whether you get them or not.
    Do a thorough and complete clean yourself. Professional cleaners will not move furniture to clean underneath.
    Our apartment was professionally cleaned before we moved in but there were old batteries and wrappers under the bed and nail clippings in drawers.


  • #3
    The_Conductor
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    Guy Sajer wrote: »
    I wouldn't bother with them. I bet the cost of professional cleaning will be deducted whether you get them or not.
    Do a thorough and complete clean yourself. Professional cleaners will not move furniture to clean underneath.
    Our apartment was professionally cleaned before we moved in but there were old batteries and wrappers under the bed and nail clippings in drawers.

    A professional clean is tax deductible- a landlord is not allowed to enumerate any time or effort he/she puts into cleaning a property- thus from a time (more than anything else) but also a financial perspective- it makes perfect sense to use a professional cleaner/cleaning service.

    OP- I would suggest putting the area the property is in- into Google and doing a search- or alternatively- seeking word of mouth recommendations locally.

    As for the person who is implying professional cleaning does not extend to moving furniture cleaning under beds etc- they just got a bad cleaner in.......

    I'd also suggest you have a look a look at providers of 'deep cleaning' alongside 'professional cleaning' services- as despite the similarity in terms- they are in fact two different services. Any property that has been let should be deep cleaned before a new tenant is procured- it doesn't matter how neat and tidy the previous tenant was, or how neat and tidy they leave the property- it gets deep cleaned before its relet. This would extend to cleaning and deoderising the fridge/oven etc etc


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