End-of-tenancy cleaning, against the list you were given
Moving out is busy enough without spending the last evening on the skirting boards. An end-of-tenancy clean is for a rented home that is being handed back.
Work to the inventory, not a slogan
Agents and landlords use different checklists. Send the list you have been given, or describe it in the message: appliances, inside windows, carpets, garage, that sort of thing. We will say which parts we can do and which we can't.
We do not guarantee that a deposit will be returned. The deposit is a matter between you, the landlord or agent, and the scheme that holds it. A clean carried out with reasonable care still leaves room for a disagreement about wear and tear. We won't pretend otherwise.
Practical points before the day
The clean is easier in an empty or nearly empty house. If furniture is still in place, say so. Cupboards should be clear if you want them cleaned inside.
Keys, alarms and parking matter on a moving day, when the street may already be blocked by a van. Put a phone number we can reach on the day.
If the agent wants to inspect the same afternoon, leave enough time. We would rather agree a realistic finish than have you book an inspection we cannot see.