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How to Set Fixed Prices for End of Tenancy, Deep, Spring, and After Builders Cleaning in the UK

Setting the right fixed price for intensive cleaning services is one of the most important aspects of running a professional cleaning business. Underpricing undervalues your time and effort, while overpricing can push clients towards competitors. This guide explains how to calculate fixed prices for end of tenancy, one-off deep, spring, and after builders cleaning jobs using a proven structure tested in the UK market for over 13 years and successfully implemented on Cleanwich.

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How to Set Fixed Prices for End of Tenancy, Deep, Spring, and After Builders Cleaning in the UK

1. Base Price for a One-Bedroom Flat

When calculating fixed prices, start with a standard property type. A one-bedroom flat, including living room, bathroom, bedroom, kitchen, and hallway, typically requires 4–5 hours of work for a professional cleaner.

To remain competitive without undervaluing your service, the fair fixed price range for this base package in 2025 UK market conditions is: £150–£180, depending on the region.

2. Adding Rooms and Extras

Once the base property is priced, additional spaces are added as fixed surcharges:

  • Extra bedroom: £20–25
  • Additional bathroom: £25–35
  • Staircase (house or split-level flat): £10–15
  • Separate toilet: £10–15
  • Conservatory: £25–30 (including windows)

This structure works well up to three-bedroom properties. Beyond that, larger spaces require additional staffing and time.

3. Properties Larger Than Three Bedrooms

For properties with four or more bedrooms, or three to four bathrooms, additional pricing must reflect increased workload and staffing requirements:

  • Each extra bedroom (over 3): £40–50
  • Each extra bathroom (over 3): £45–50
  • Additional receptions: £40–50, depending on size

4. Property Style and Complexity

Historic properties such as Victorian or Georgian houses, or large villas, often require more labour due to higher ceilings, double windows, and architectural complexity. For such homes, add a surcharge of £30–£50 to the overall price.

5. Pets and Extra Workload

Homes with pets — especially cats and dogs — create additional workload due to hair and odours. Always apply a supplement to cover the extra time needed for thorough cleaning. (Note: low-maintenance companions like aquarium fish or the occasional spider are not subject to this adjustment.)

6. Proven Methodology

This fixed pricing method has been tested and refined over more than 13 years of practice. It is successfully applied in Maidbos, where service providers can configure pricing rules dynamically — adjusting for room numbers, property style, and other factors to provide transparent, fair fixed prices to clients.

7. Worked Example: Three-Bedroom House

Let’s calculate the price for a typical property with:

  • 3 bedrooms
  • 2 bathrooms
  • 1 separate toilet
  • 1 staircase

Calculation:

  • Base price for 1-bedroom flat: £150–£180
  • + 2 extra bedrooms: £20–25 each → £40–50
  • + 1 extra bathroom: £25–35
  • + 1 separate toilet: £10–15
  • + 1 staircase: £10–15

Total fixed price: approximately £235–£295, depending on the region, size, and finishing level of the property.

Conclusion

Fixed pricing for intensive cleaning services must balance fairness to clients with proper compensation for professionals. By using a structured system based on base property types, surcharges for extras, adjustments for size and complexity, and supplements for pets, you ensure your pricing is competitive yet sustainable. With tools like Maidbos, this methodology can be automated to provide consistent, transparent quotes that reflect true market value.

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