End of Tenancy Cleaning Leith.

Quick answer for Leith: Leith end of tenancy cleans start at £149 for a studio and £219 for a two bedroom flat, covering Leith Walk, Easter Road, Pilrig, Bonnington, the Shore and Newhaven in EH6 and EH7. Studios through to six bedroom shares.

Prices in Leith: studio £149, 1-bed £179, 2-bed £219, 3-bed £259, 4-bed £299, 5+ bedrooms from £349, the same fixed ladder everywhere we clean. We cover all of Leith including Leith Walk, The Shore, Pilrig, Bonnington.

Leith carries the broadest spread of rented property in the city and the pricing reflects it: one bedroom flats in the corridor sit roughly around £950 to £1,150 a month against about £1,680 for a two bedroom in the New Town. Cheaper stock lets faster and turns over more often, which is why Leith produces steady end of tenancy work all year rather than one summer surge.

The spine is Leith Walk itself, lined with traditional tenements, many of them with shops or bars at street level and flats above. Off it, Pilrig and Bonnington Road run to quieter tenement streets and some ground floor flats with private access. Easter Road carries a good share of the larger shares. Down at the Shore and Newhaven the stock shifts towards converted warehouses and newer flats with different problems: less cornice and sash, more shower screens, integrated appliances and hard water marks on glass.

We keep this page on the Walk and the tenement corridor deliberately. The socially rented fringe nearer the docks is a different market with a different tenancy type, and pretending otherwise would not help anybody moving out of it.

Deposits on a Private Residential Tenancy are held by SafeDeposits Scotland, Letting Protection Service Scotland or MyDeposits Scotland, lodged within 30 working days of the tenancy starting, and capped at two months' rent. If a deduction is disputed, the scheme decides it on the evidence, which means the inventory and the photographs.

Leith throws up two distinct sets of problems depending on which half of the area you are in. In the tenement corridor it is the classic list: oven, extractor, inside the units, bathroom sealant, and sash windows that have taken traffic dust off the Walk. In the Shore and Newhaven conversions it is glass and chrome. Edinburgh water is soft, so limescale is much less of a problem here than it would be in the south of England, but shower screens and taps still mark, and integrated appliances hide dirt behind door panels that a quick clean never opens.

Large shares are where most Leith deposits actually get lost. Six people generate six people's worth of kitchen, and a clean priced and timed for a two bedroom flat will not get there.

Leith is well served by both the tram and Lothian Buses, and the tram now runs the length of Leith Walk to Newhaven. That is good for your checkout appointment and mixed for us, because the road layout it left behind, combined with bus gates and the 20mph limit across nearly every residential street in the city, makes Leith slower to reach by van than a map suggests.

We build that into the schedule rather than into the price. A Leith job is quoted on the same ladder as anywhere else in our patch. The whole area is comfortably outside the Low Emission Zone, so no part of a Leith clean depends on vehicle emissions standards.

Leith is the most year-round part of our Edinburgh patch. Because the stock is affordable relative to the rest of the city and the tenant base is mixed rather than academic, flats come free in every month of the year rather than all at once in July.

That has a practical benefit for you: outside the summer peak, Leith is the area where we can most often offer a same-day or next-morning slot. Book by 12 noon and we can usually fit you in the same day. If a crew has a free slot you pay the standard fixed price, and if fitting you in means moving other booked jobs there may be an additional charge, which we will tell you before you book rather than after.

Agents working this corridor include King Sisters on Easter Road, Pure Property Management on Bonnington Road, and the larger city-wide firms including DJ Alexander and Rettie. Between them they hold a substantial part of the Leith book, they all inspect against a written inventory, and several of them run HMO portfolios where the checkout standard is set by the licence conditions as much as by the tenancy.