A Room-by-Room Bond-Clean Planning Guide

An end-of-lease clean is easier to organise with the lease, condition report and property-manager instructions at hand. Use those documents to build a room list, then confirm optional tasks and access with the provider.

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Prepare the property and records

Read the lease and entry condition report. Remove personal belongings and ordinary rubbish, arrange keys and access, and document existing damage. Repairs, pest control, gardening and hazardous waste are separate from routine cleaning.

Kitchen and bathroom tasks

List benches, sinks, cupboard surfaces, appliance exteriors/interiors if required, bathroom fixtures, mirrors, tiles and floors. Oven, rangehood filters, dishwasher and other appliance interiors should be confirmed separately. Follow product labels and surface-care instructions.

Bedrooms and living spaces

Identify accessible surfaces, floors, storage areas, window tracks and any carpet task in the agreement. Do not move heavy furniture or dismantle fixtures unless authorised and safe. External areas or high-level work need separate scope.

Confirm the quote and visit

Share property type, room count, condition, access, preferred date and requested extras. Review written inclusions, exclusions, price basis and re-clean terms. Cleaning cannot guarantee a bond refund or agent inspection decision.

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FAQ

FAQs

Everything about bookings, coverage and what to expect.

Yes. It records the property's documented starting condition and helps identify areas to discuss.

Not automatically; those are separate services.

No. Bond decisions are made under the relevant tenancy process.