What to Check in an End-of-Lease Cleaning Quote

A 2025 price example cannot establish today's quote for a different property. To compare end-of-lease cleaning proposals, give providers the same property and task details and review their current written inclusions, exclusions and price basis.

Move-in clean of an empty Australian home before handover

Provide consistent property information

Share the address, property type, rooms, condition, furnishings, access and requested date with each provider. Clarify whether the request is a routine clean, end-of-lease handover or another service.

List every task you want considered

Identify rooms and surfaces, then list carpets, oven, windows, upholstery or other requested work separately. Ask which items are included, optional, excluded or require assessment.

Compare the written price basis and terms

Review the current price basis, appointment availability, access, payment, cancellation terms and any applicable re-clean policy. Do not compare a headline price that uses different tasks or property assumptions.

Do not treat a quote as a bond promise

A cleaning quote does not guarantee a bond refund, inspection outcome or legal result. Use your agreement and current official local tenancy guidance for those questions.

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FAQs

Everything about bookings, coverage and what to expect.

Provide current details for the property, condition, access, timing and requested tasks, then confirm the written scope.

Use current, like-for-like written quotes; historical examples may not reflect current scope or availability.

No. A quote sets a service scope, not a tenancy or bond decision.