Clifton, Hotwells and Cliftonwood
Georgian and Victorian flats over several floors, often with no lift, sash windows and tall rooms, close to the University of Bristol.
Bristol, South Gloucestershire and Bath
From top-floor flats in Clifton to new-build houses in Bradley Stoke and listed townhouses in Bath, the homes around Bristol vary a lot, and so do the councils that license them. Send your postcode for a written quote.
Each area below has its own notes on the homes you find there, who licenses them and what to mention when you ask for a quote.
Georgian and Victorian flats over several floors, often with no lift, sash windows and tall rooms, close to the University of Bristol.
Victorian terraces and converted flats along Gloucester Road, where licensing rules change from one ward to the next.
Compact BS3 terraces with rear kitchens and steep stairs, plus newer flats around the former tobacco factories.
Newer family houses with en-suites and integrated kitchens north of the city, near UWE Bristol and the Brabazon development.
Family homes on estates from several decades, many on footpath layouts, in the market towns north-east of Bristol.
Listed Georgian flats, Victorian villas and student houses in a World Heritage city with its own council and parking rules.
The region around Bristol is split between three councils. Bristol City Council runs additional HMO licensing across the city and selective licensing in certain wards. South Gloucestershire Council, which covers Bradley Stoke, Filton, Patchway and Yate, applies the national mandatory HMO licence only. Bath and North East Somerset Council sets its own rules for Bath.
None of that changes what a clean has to achieve. In every area the property should go back in the condition recorded on the check-in inventory, allowing for fair wear and tear, so the room-by-room checklist and the deposit rules for tenants and landlords apply in the same way.
Totterdown, Easton, Fishponds, Horfield, Kingsdown, Ashley Down, Ashton Gate, Windmill Hill, Stoke Gifford, Filton and Patchway are all covered. If your district is not named here, send the postcode and you will get a clear answer.
The City of Bristol, Bradley Stoke, Stoke Gifford, Filton and Patchway, Yate and Chipping Sodbury in South Gloucestershire, and the city of Bath.
Very likely. Districts such as Totterdown, Easton, Fishponds, Horfield and Kingsdown are covered as part of Bristol. Include the full postcode when you get in touch and you will be told straight away.
As soon as you know the date the property will be empty and the date of the check-out inspection. Many student lets around the universities end together in the summer, so get in touch earlier if yours ends then.
Not the cleaning itself, but it matters to landlords. Bristol City Council, South Gloucestershire Council and Bath and North East Somerset Council each run their own licensing and parking rules, which can affect access and paperwork at the end of a tenancy.
The standard is the same, but shared houses near the University of Bristol, UWE Bristol and the two Bath universities often end on the same summer days, with a shared kitchen and several bathrooms. Booking early helps.
It can. Residents’ parking schemes operate in parts of Clifton, Cotham, Southville and Bath, so say whether a visitor permit is available and where the nearest parking is when you ask for a quote.
Often they do. High ceilings, cornicing, deep skirting boards, sash windows and stairs with no lift add time, while newer homes tend to have more bathrooms and integrated appliances to clean instead.
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