End of tenancy
Inside the oven, behind the fridge, the window tracks and the skirting. The places a landlord's inventory clerk actually looks.
Most people start with a one-off and end up on a regular slot. Either is fine.
Weekly or fortnightly, at a time that suits, with the same person each visit. After the first two or three you stop leaving notes, because they already know the flat.
The jobs where the difference is obvious the second you walk in, and where a photograph does the selling.
Inside the oven, behind the fridge, the window tracks and the skirting. The places a landlord's inventory clerk actually looks.
Fine dust settles into everything and normal cleaning just moves it around. This takes more than one pass.
No rates are published anywhere, and we will not guess at them. Send an hourly rate, or a from-price for a one-bed and a two-bed, and they go on the page. London cleaning is heavily price-shopped and a page without numbers loses to one with them.
Also worth confirming, because the answers change the whole page: