End Of Lease Cleaning Checklist
End Of Lease Cleaning Checklist
Extensive End Of Lease Cleaning Checklist Approved by Agents, Individuals and Landlords
An end of lease cleaning checklist typically includes tasks such as cleaning and sanitizing the kitchen (including the stove, oven, refrigerator, and dishwasher), cleaning and sanitizing the bathrooms, dusting and vacuuming all rooms, washing all windows and window coverings, and cleaning all baseboards and moldings. It may also include tasks such as cleaning the patio or balcony, if applicable, and ensuring that all light fixtures and ceiling fans are clean. Additionally, the checklist may require that all carpets be professionally cleaned and that any damages to the property be repaired before the lease is up. It is important to note that the specific tasks included on an end of lease cleaning checklist can vary depending on the property and the terms of the lease.
What Does an End of Lease Cleaning Checklist Melbourne Include
Bedrooms & Living Areas
- Get rid of cobwebs and dust from every section of the property.
- Remove dust and dirt from the lights, switches, mirrors, railings, and edges.
- We cover cupboards and drawers cleaning from inside and outside including knobs and handles.
- Wipe down window glasses, window frames, windowsills from the inside, and bedroom doors with handles.
- Spot Cleaning of the wall marks (few marks on the walls).
- Vacuuming and mopping of the timber and tiled floors.
- Carpet steam cleaning for the carpeted area
Kitchen
- Clean cooktop, skirting boards, lights, switches, lights, splashback, sink and taps.
- windowsills, window frames, and window glasses from inside.
- Cupboards cleaning and drawer cleaning from inside and outside. Wipe down door handles and knobs.
- Remove oil and grime from the oven, dip trays, stove, range hood and cooktop. Clean and shine the oven from inside and outside.
- Get rid of oily drops, food marks and dirt from the kitchen walls.
- Vacuum and mop the tiled floor. Remove food dirt from the grout.
Bathroom & Toilet
- Remove cobwebs from the ceiling.
- Clean and shine mirrors, bathroom accessories
- Thorough toilet cleaning and sanitize toilet bowl and surrounding surface
- Remove dust and dirt from the bathtub, sink, lights, switches, door, air vents and cupboards.
- Get rid of water marks from the bathroom shower screen and bathroom tiles.
- Minor mauled cleaning from the bathroom tiles.
- Floor cleaning includes moping, vacuuming, and sanitising.
Others (Extra Cost):
- Balcony and balcony outside window or sliding door outside cleaning
- Appliances such as microwaves, dishwashers, fridges, air conditioning, washing machine, or dryer. (Except Oven)
- Outside windows, patio, BBQ, alfresco, outdoor seating table
- Venetian blinds, curtains, vertical blinds, and timber or aluminum blinds require deep cleaning for each strap.
- Mould cleaning from the entire wall and ceiling
- Garage cleaning
- Balustrade/Balcony railing windows cleaning
- Flea treatment or pet fumigation will be an additional cost if you have any pet hair.
End Of Lease Cleaning Checklist FAQs
End of lease cleaning Melbourne includes kitchen, bathroom, oven, cooktop, rangehood, windows from inside, skirting boards, light fittings and spot cleaning on the walls. If you have carpet then we include steam cleaning on the carpet as well.
Our cleaners come with the cleaning material, tools and equipment so you don’t need to arrange cleaning tools for us.
Inside windows have been included in our standard end of lease cleaning checklist. Yes, we clean outside windows as per customer request. Outside windows aren’t covered in a generic end of lease cleaning quote. Additional charges are applicable for the outside windows cleaning.
Yes, Doing professional end of lease cleaning will give you surety that we include everything inside the property from kitchen, bathroom, oven, cooktop, rangehood in professional where agent will accept this.
End of lease cleaning can take between 4 to 10 hours depending on the condition of the property and how big the place is.
End of lease cleaning is so important to secure or get your bond money back. If you hire profesional end of lease cleaners then you don't need to worry about anything. They will ensure you to give your bond money back.
No, you don't need to be present during the end-of-lease cleaning. You can leave the key in the letterbox or under the mat for us. Additionally, you are welcome to inspect the property once the cleaning is complete.
Cleaning covers inside and outside of the oven in a cleaning checklist.
Blinds come under an additional cleaning service. Our cleaners can clean the blinds with additional charges.
We cover minor mould in a shower tiles. If you have mould covered in an entire wall, bathroom or ceiling then it will take more time and effort to do it. Mould cleaning is covered in an additional cleaning service.
Regular domestic cleaning only covers a certain part of the property such as wiping of stove top, toilet, sink, mopping and vacuuming. It doesn’t include scrubbing or detailed cleaning. End of lease cleaning covers inside property areas. It includes thorough cleaning or deep cleaning.
We clean a couple of spots from the walls. If you have entire walls covered with crayons, dust, smoke marks, oil dripping marks then it comes under a wall washing which requires extra time and manpower with an additional cost.
End of lease cleaning basic checklist covers cooktop, oven, cupboards, switches, wall marks, skirting board, range hood, bathroom, toilet, sink, mirrors, vacuuming, mopping, light fittings and carpet steam cleaning.
We don’t work on an hourly basis. However, if the property is messy and requires more time to clean it then additional charges may be applicable.
