Define the cleaning work for the property
List the rooms, floors, fixtures and accessible surfaces that need cleaning. Note existing damage, repairs, maintenance and fair wear separately from removable soil. A cleaner can quote agreed cleaning tasks, but does not decide whether a tenancy requirement is valid or repair defects.
Use the handover checklist and condition report
Compare the property’s current condition with the entry condition report and follow written handover instructions. Ask the property manager to clarify any task that is unclear. Requirements differ across properties and jurisdictions; a general article cannot replace the lease, official tenancy information or qualified advice.

Confirm inclusions and optional work
Ask the provider to state rooms, appliances, accessible cupboards, windows, carpet work and exclusions in writing. Carpet extraction, outside windows, balconies, rubbish, pest treatment and repairs may be separate tasks. Confirm access, timing and any re-clean policy before booking.
Keep bond and inspection expectations realistic
Cleaning can address agreed removable soil but cannot guarantee a bond refund, inspection approval or resolution of damage. Keep the quote, booking confirmation and inspection feedback so concerns can be assessed against the booked scope.




