We provide inventory, cleaning, gas and electrical services for residential tenancies in London.

Our services are available throughout London.

You can book online through our website or contact us directly by phone or email to arrange a service.

If you need to make changes to your booking, we require at least 48 hours’ notice (Monday to Friday). Unfortunately, changes cannot be made for bookings scheduled within 48 hours. Specific terms may apply depending on the service.

Yes, we work with both estate agents and private landlords, as well as tenants, to ensure all property needs are met.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate how we can put this right.

An inventory report documents the property’s condition and contents at the start and end of a tenancy, helping to avoid disputes by providing a clear record for comparison.

Typically, the landlord or letting agent arranges the report, but tenants may also request one for transparency.

The report includes a detailed list of items, their condition, meter readings, keys, and photographs documenting the state of the property.

Inventory reports are conducted at the beginning (check-in) and end (check-out) of a tenancy to record any changes or damages.

Yes, both can attend the check; however, this is not essential.

The inventory report serves as evidence to resolve disputes through mediation or deposit protection schemes.

It includes thorough cleaning of the entire property, including kitchen appliances, accessible windows (inside and out), kitchens, bathrooms, and vacuuming/dusting of furniture. Full cleaning specifications are available when booking or requesting a quote.

Internal windows and safely accessible external windows are included. Carpet and upholstery cleaning is an optional extra we can provide if needed.

No, as long as access to the property is arranged, you don’t need to be there.

The duration depends on the property size and condition, but we recommend allowing a day to ensure everything is completed to a high standard.

With over a decade of experience working with London’s largest estate agencies, our professional cleaning is tailored to meet or exceed landlord and agent expectations, ensuring the return of your deposit.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate whether something was missed, needs improvement, requires specialised cleaning, or cannot be restored.

An EICR is a safety inspection of the property’s electrical systems, identifying potential hazards and ensuring compliance with regulations.

In the UK, an EICR must be conducted every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.

Landlords must address any issues within 28 days (or sooner if specified). We can provide a quote to complete the required works, and once finished, a follow-up inspection will confirm compliance.

PAT testing checks the safety and functionality of all portable electrical appliances (such as kettles, toasters, and lamps) provided by the landlord.

Landlords are legally required to ensure all appliances they provide are safe. PAT testing is not mandatory but is strongly recommended.

Landlords can face fines of up to £30,000 for non-compliance with EICR regulations and may be held liable for any harm caused by unsafe appliances.

It’s a legal document confirming all gas appliances have been inspected and are safe to use. It’s required annually for rental properties in the UK.

A gas safety inspection must be conducted every 12 months to comply with UK law.

A qualified gas engineer inspects gas appliances, pipework, and ventilation to ensure they function safely and efficiently.

The inspection covers gas appliances, including boilers, cookers and heaters.

Yes, tenants must receive a copy within 28 days of the inspection.

You can book with us online and provide the tenant’s details so we can arrange a suitable time for them to attend.

We provide inventory, cleaning, gas and electrical services for residential tenancies in London.

Our services are available throughout London.

You can book online through our website or contact us directly by phone or email to arrange a service.

If you need to make changes to your booking, we require at least 48 hours’ notice (Monday to Friday). Unfortunately, changes cannot be made for bookings scheduled within 48 hours. Specific terms may apply depending on the service.

Yes, we work with both estate agents and private landlords, as well as tenants, to ensure all property needs are met.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate how we can put this right.

An inventory report documents the property’s condition and contents at the start and end of a tenancy, helping to avoid disputes by providing a clear record for comparison.

Typically, the landlord or letting agent arranges the report, but tenants may also request one for transparency.

The report includes a detailed list of items, their condition, meter readings, keys, and photographs documenting the state of the property.

Inventory reports are conducted at the beginning (check-in) and end (check-out) of a tenancy to record any changes or damages.

Yes, both can attend the check; however, this is not essential.

The inventory report serves as evidence to resolve disputes through mediation or deposit protection schemes.

It includes thorough cleaning of the entire property, including kitchen appliances, accessible windows (inside and out), kitchens, bathrooms, and vacuuming/dusting of furniture. Full cleaning specifications are available when booking or requesting a quote.

Internal windows and safely accessible external windows are included. Carpet and upholstery cleaning is an optional extra we can provide if needed.

No, as long as access to the property is arranged, you don’t need to be there.

The duration depends on the property size and condition, but we recommend allowing a day to ensure everything is completed to a high standard.

With over a decade of experience working with London’s largest estate agencies, our professional cleaning is tailored to meet or exceed landlord and agent expectations, ensuring the return of your deposit.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate whether something was missed, needs improvement, requires specialised cleaning, or cannot be restored.

An EICR is a safety inspection of the property’s electrical systems, identifying potential hazards and ensuring compliance with regulations.

In the UK, an EICR must be conducted every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.

Landlords must address any issues within 28 days (or sooner if specified). We can provide a quote to complete the required works, and once finished, a follow-up inspection will confirm compliance.

PAT testing checks the safety and functionality of all portable electrical appliances (such as kettles, toasters, and lamps) provided by the landlord.

Landlords are legally required to ensure all appliances they provide are safe. PAT testing is not mandatory but is strongly recommended.

Landlords can face fines of up to £30,000 for non-compliance with EICR regulations and may be held liable for any harm caused by unsafe appliances.

It’s a legal document confirming all gas appliances have been inspected and are safe to use. It’s required annually for rental properties in the UK.

A gas safety inspection must be conducted every 12 months to comply with UK law.

A qualified gas engineer inspects gas appliances, pipework, and ventilation to ensure they function safely and efficiently.

The inspection covers gas appliances, including boilers, cookers and heaters.

Yes, tenants must receive a copy within 28 days of the inspection.

You can book with us online and provide the tenant’s details so we can arrange a suitable time for them to attend.

We provide inventory, cleaning, gas and electrical services for residential tenancies in London.

Our services are available throughout London.

You can book online through our website or contact us directly by phone or email to arrange a service.

If you need to make changes to your booking, we require at least 48 hours’ notice (Monday to Friday). Unfortunately, changes cannot be made for bookings scheduled within 48 hours. Specific terms may apply depending on the service.

Yes, we work with both estate agents and private landlords, as well as tenants, to ensure all property needs are met.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate how we can put this right.

An inventory report documents the property’s condition and contents at the start and end of a tenancy, helping to avoid disputes by providing a clear record for comparison.

Typically, the landlord or letting agent arranges the report, but tenants may also request one for transparency.

The report includes a detailed list of items, their condition, meter readings, keys, and photographs documenting the state of the property.

Inventory reports are conducted at the beginning (check-in) and end (check-out) of a tenancy to record any changes or damages.

Yes, both can attend the check; however, this is not essential.

The inventory report serves as evidence to resolve disputes through mediation or deposit protection schemes.

It includes thorough cleaning of the entire property, including kitchen appliances, accessible windows (inside and out), kitchens, bathrooms, and vacuuming/dusting of furniture. Full cleaning specifications are available when booking or requesting a quote.

Internal windows and safely accessible external windows are included. Carpet and upholstery cleaning is an optional extra we can provide if needed.

No, as long as access to the property is arranged, you don’t need to be there.

The duration depends on the property size and condition, but we recommend allowing a day to ensure everything is completed to a high standard.

With over a decade of experience working with London’s largest estate agencies, our professional cleaning is tailored to meet or exceed landlord and agent expectations, ensuring the return of your deposit.

We’re sorry if we don’t meet your expectations. Please let us know immediately, and we’ll investigate whether something was missed, needs improvement, requires specialised cleaning, or cannot be restored.

An EICR is a safety inspection of the property’s electrical systems, identifying potential hazards and ensuring compliance with regulations.

In the UK, an EICR must be conducted every 5 years or at the start of a new tenancy.

Landlords must address any issues within 28 days (or sooner if specified). We can provide a quote to complete the required works, and once finished, a follow-up inspection will confirm compliance.

PAT testing checks the safety and functionality of all portable electrical appliances (such as kettles, toasters, and lamps) provided by the landlord.

Landlords are legally required to ensure all appliances they provide are safe. PAT testing is not mandatory but is strongly recommended.

Landlords can face fines of up to £30,000 for non-compliance with EICR regulations and may be held liable for any harm caused by unsafe appliances.

It’s a legal document confirming all gas appliances have been inspected and are safe to use. It’s required annually for rental properties in the UK.

A gas safety inspection must be conducted every 12 months to comply with UK law.

A qualified gas engineer inspects gas appliances, pipework, and ventilation to ensure they function safely and efficiently.

The inspection covers gas appliances, including boilers, cookers and heaters.

Yes, tenants must receive a copy within 28 days of the inspection.

You can book with us online and provide the tenant’s details so we can arrange a suitable time for them to attend.