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End of Tenancy Certificate
We provide an End of Tenancy Certificate. Exclusive to East Anglia Carpet Cleaning. Our certificate details the address of the carpet cleaning, the process, carpets listed and if an insecticide has been used. We date it and sign it. Simply give it to your agent or landlord as proof.
7 Stage Carpet Cleaning Process
- Vacuum carpets with commercial vacuum and Hepa filter
- Pre-spray carpets with carpet cleaning solution
- Carpets are agitated and power groomed with contra rotating brushes
- Spot treatment for stains and stubborn traffic areas
- Hot water extraction (steam clean) to remove dirt
- Final rinse to leave carpets free of detergent
- Application of our carpet deodoriser - Made with Essential Oils
Insecticide Treatment (when you've had pets in a rented property)
East Anglia Carpet Cleaning has a qualified and licensed Textile Insect Pest technician. Always make sure you use a professional to eradicate pests that damage carpets, textiles and cause bites, allergies and rashes to humans. Don’t risk your deposit! We use a potent and professional insecticide that kills fleas, carpet moths, carpet beetles and other carpet damaging insects. Also kills eggs, larvae and pupae. Remains active for up to 4 months. Certificate on completion.
End of Tenancy Carpet Cleaning Requirements
Most estate agents and letting agents (also landlords) now require carpets to be professional cleaned at the end of tenancy. This will be stated in your contract. Hiring a carpet cleaning machine and doing the work yourself is not usually permitted. Professional cleaning with proof of the work carried out is a must in these cases. We provide a certificate which will list our work and also we can also list services for de-infestation (fumigation) when you have had pets in the rented property. More Information
We cover Ipswich, Colchester, Bury St Edmunds, Cambridge, Huntingdon, Norwich, Lowestoft and most of Suffolk, Norfolk, Cambridgeshire and Essex.
