What to Do About Wall Damage Before a Kew Handover

A wall mark before a Kew move-out may be removable soil, paint change, a hole or another repair issue. Cleaning is not a repair service, and no cleaner can promise a bond result. Record the condition and confirm what work is appropriate before applying filler, paint or a cleaning product.

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Record the mark before changing the surface

Take clear photos and note the room, location, approximate size and when you noticed it. Check the property condition documents and previous communications you have. Do not sand, patch, repaint or apply a strong cleaner until you know the surface and have checked the relevant instructions.

Separate cleaning from wall repair

A surface wipe may be different from filling a hole, repairing plaster or repainting. Identify the material and likely work, then ask the property contact what authorization or contractor information is required. A cleaner can only perform agreed cleaning tasks; they do not assess structural damage or restore finishes.

Prepare a separate repair or cleaning request

If requesting a clean in Kew, provide the address, rooms, condition, access and desired tasks, and confirm current provider availability. List wall repairs, paint work, water damage or mould separately for an appropriately qualified trade or property professional.

Use official Victorian bond information for tenancy questions

Consumer Affairs Victoria’s bond information hub links to current claim and dispute resources. Check the relevant page or seek qualified advice for your circumstances; this cleaning guide does not interpret responsibility or promise a refund.

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No. Cleaning does not repair plaster, fill holes or restore paint. Ask the property contact or a qualified trade about repair scope.

Do not assume a repair method or permission. Identify the surface, check the relevant documents and confirm the appropriate scope before changing it.

No. A cleaner cannot determine a bond claim. Use current Consumer Affairs Victoria guidance for Victorian bond information.