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lazy_girl wrote:I'm impressed. I would have thought a professional cleaning service would cost more. I'm in two minds what to do when i move out of my current house in feb; when the house was dirty when i moved in it seems a bit much to expect professional cleaning when i move out. yet this seems to be pretty much expected and finding another £300 will be hard.
ukbilly - good luck and i hope you get a satisfactory result.
It really depends on what it says in your checking in "Inventory/Condition Check In Report". You or your professional clerk have the right to be present when the LL's Inventory clerk does the analysis. If your house was dirty and you or your rep stated that on the report, then the LL can't demand that it be any better. You would have a good claim.FREEDOM IS NOT FREE0 -
lazy_girl wrote:I'm impressed. I would have thought a professional cleaning service would cost more. I'm in two minds what to do when i move out of my current house in feb; when the house was dirty when i moved in it seems a bit much to expect professional cleaning when i move out. yet this seems to be pretty much expected and finding another £300 will be hard.
ukbilly - good luck and i hope you get a satisfactory result.
You're right. It is on the low side. I told these particular tenants not to bother with the curtains and the sofa/lounge chair.FREEDOM IS NOT FREE0
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