End of Lease Cleaning

End of lease cleaning has one job to do: get your bond back without an argument. Real estate agents and property managers inspect these cleans against a specific standard, and our end of lease service is built around meeting it the first time, not doing a general tidy-up and hoping it passes.

That means kitchens cleaned inside cabinets, behind appliances and inside the oven, not just wiped over; bathrooms treated for soap scum, grout, and limescale build-up; skirting boards, light switches, and window tracks actually addressed rather than skipped; and carpets steam cleaned where required, since that's one of the most common reasons a bond clean gets knocked back at inspection. We understand these jobs come with a fixed deadline, so we confirm timing upfront and work from a checklist based on what agents in the South-East typically expect — and if a property needs a second pass after inspection feedback, we'll talk you through the options.