End of Lease Cleaning Cost in Melbourne (2026 Price Guide)
- Chris | PG Cleaning Group
- Mar 8
- 18 min read
Last updated: July 2026 | Based on publicly advertised Melbourne market pricing and our experience providing end of lease cleaning services across Melbourne.
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Moving out of a rental property in Melbourne and wondering how much end of lease cleaning costs?
Professional end of lease cleaning in Melbourne generally starts from around $225, but the final price depends on factors such as your property's size, condition, number of bathrooms and whether additional services, like carpet steam cleaning, are required.
Unlike regular house cleaning, end of lease cleaning is designed to prepare your property for the final inspection. Two homes with the same number of bedrooms can require very different amounts of work depending on how well they have been maintained throughout the tenancy.
In this guide, you'll learn:
Typical end of lease cleaning prices in Melbourne
Why quotes vary between cleaning companies
What's usually included (and not included)
Common additional costs to budget for
How to compare quotes fairly
Practical ways to reduce your cleaning costs before moving out
You'll also find real Melbourne pricing examples, comparisons with publicly advertised market rates, and practical insights from our experience providing end of lease cleaning services across Melbourne, helping you understand exactly what you're paying for before booking.
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Typical End of Lease Cleaning Prices in Melbourne
A common question before moving out is:
"How much should end of lease cleaning cost?"
The answer depends on your property's size, condition and the services required. While there is no government-regulated price for end of lease cleaning in Victoria, professional cleaning companies generally base their quotes on the property's layout, overall condition and any optional services required.
The table below compares typical Melbourne market price ranges with PG Cleaning Group's published starting prices, giving you a realistic benchmark of what you can expect to pay.
Property Size | Typical Melbourne Market | PG Cleaning Group |
Studio Apartment | $220–300 | From $225 |
1 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom | $280–380 | From $300 |
2 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom | $320–450 | From $340 |
2 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom | $380–520 | From $390 |
3 Bedroom / 1 Bathroom | $400–600 | From $405 |
3 Bedroom / 2 Bathroom | $450–700 | From $450 |
Typical Melbourne market ranges are based on publicly advertised pricing from multiple professional cleaning companies and are intended as a general guide only. Actual quotes may vary depending on property condition, included services and additional cleaning requirements.
These prices provide a useful starting point, but two properties with the same floor plan can receive very different quotes depending on their condition.
For example, a regularly maintained two-bedroom apartment may only require a standard end of lease clean. Another apartment with the same layout could need several extra hours of work because of heavy oven grease, bathroom mould, dirty window tracks or pet hair.
Although both properties have the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms, the labour required can be very different.
That's why reputable cleaning companies usually assess your property's condition before confirming a final quote rather than relying on the number of bedrooms alone.
Why Do End of Lease Cleaning Prices Vary?
Many tenants are surprised to receive different quotes for properties that appear similar. In reality, end of lease cleaning prices are based on the amount of work required—not just the number of bedrooms.
A well-maintained two-bedroom apartment may take far less time to clean than another property of the same size with heavy grease, mould or years of built-up dirt.
The most common factors that influence the final price include:
Property Size
Larger properties generally take longer to clean because there are more rooms, bathrooms, cupboards, windows and floors.
However, property size is only one part of the quotation.
Property Condition
The property's condition often has the biggest impact on the final price.
Heavy oven grease, bathroom mould, soap scum, dirty window tracks and built-up dust usually require more labour, specialist products and additional cleaning time.
Number of Bathrooms
Bathrooms are often the most labour-intensive areas of an end of lease clean.
Properties with two or three bathrooms generally take longer because each bathroom requires detailed cleaning of showers, tiles, grout, toilets, vanities and fittings.
Additional Services
Some services are not included in every standard end of lease cleaning package and may be quoted separately.
Common examples include:
Carpet steam cleaning
Internal window cleaning
Balcony cleaning
Garage cleaning
Wall spot cleaning
Always compare what's included in each quote before making a decision.
Inspection Requirements
Some properties require a higher cleaning standard because of the tenancy agreement or the expectations of the property manager.
For example, carpet steam cleaning may be required before the final inspection if specified in the lease.
Accessibility & Property Layout
Cleaning time can also be affected by the property's layout.
Multiple balconies, large glass areas, extensive tiling or difficult-to-access spaces may all increase the time required to complete the clean.
The Cheapest Quote Isn't Always the Lowest Cost
When comparing end of lease cleaning quotes, look beyond the advertised starting price.
A lower quote may exclude important services or inspection areas, leading to additional charges or re-clean requests later.
Compare what's included, which optional services are available, and whether the company explains its pricing clearly before you book.
What Can Increase Your End of Lease Cleaning Cost?
While property size provides a starting point, the property's condition usually has the biggest impact on the final cleaning cost.
Heavy grease, mould, soap scum and built-up dirt often require additional labour, specialist products and more cleaning time.
Below are some of the most common reasons an end of lease cleaning quote may be higher than expected.
Heavy Oven Grease
Removing baked-on grease, burnt food residue and carbon deposits can be one of the most time-consuming parts of an end of lease clean. If the oven hasn't been cleaned regularly during the tenancy, additional labour may be required.
Learn why dirty ovens often fail a final inspection in our guide: Why Dirty Ovens
Rangehood Filters
Many tenants clean the outside of the rangehood but overlook the filters inside. Greasy filters often need soaking, degreasing and repeated cleaning before they reach an inspection-ready standard.
Need help cleaning greasy rangehood filters? Read our step-by-step guide: How to Clean Rangehood Filters for End of Lease Inspection.
Greasy Stovetops
Grease often builds up around burner caps, control knobs, drip trays and the edges of the cooktop. These areas are commonly checked during final inspections and can require additional time if they haven't been cleaned regularly.
Find out why greasy stovetops often receive inspection comments: Greasy Stovetops and Final Inspection.
Bathroom Mould
Bathroom mould often requires specialist cleaning products and several cleaning stages. The longer it has been left untreated, the more labour may be required.
Learn why bathroom mould commonly results in inspection comments: Why Bathroom Mould Fails Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Shower Screens
Soap scum and hard water stains can make shower screens difficult to restore. Heavily stained glass often requires several cleaning stages using specialist products.
Learn what property managers commonly notice during the final inspection: Why Shower Screens Fail Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Window Tracks
Dust, dead insects and built-up dirt commonly collect inside window tracks throughout a tenancy. Because these areas are frequently checked during final inspections, cleaning neglected tracks can add extra labour.
Find out why dirty window tracks are one of the most commonly overlooked inspection items: Why Dirty Window Tracks Fail Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Skirting Boards
Dust, pet hair and scuff marks build up along skirting boards over time. Although they're easy to overlook, cleaning every skirting board throughout a property can take longer than many tenants expect.
See why dirty skirting boards are frequently mentioned during final inspections: Why Dirty Skirting Boards Fail Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Light Switches and Power Points
Fingerprints, grease and dust are commonly found on light switches and power points.
These small details are inspected at close range and are often mentioned in cleaning reports.
Learn why light switches and power points often appear in cleaning reports: Why Dirty Light Switches and Power Points Fail Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Cobwebs and Ceiling Corners
Cobwebs, dust and insect marks are often overlooked because they're above eye level.
However, they're commonly noticed during final inspections, particularly in bright natural light.
See why cobwebs and ceiling corners are often noticed during the final inspection: Why Cobwebs and Ceiling Corners Fail Final Inspection in Melbourne.
Optional Services
Some properties also require optional services that are not included in every standard end of lease cleaning package, such as:
Carpet steam cleaning
Internal window cleaning
Balcony cleaning
Garage cleaning
Spot wall cleaning
Adding these services may increase both the cleaning time and the final quote.
Real Example
Imagine two rental properties with exactly the same layout.
Property A
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Regularly maintained
Empty property
Light oven use
No mould
This property would usually require a standard end of lease clean.
Property B
2 Bedrooms
1 Bathroom
Heavy oven grease
Bathroom mould
Dirty window tracks
Pet hair throughout the property
Balcony requiring additional cleaning
Although both properties have the same floor plan, Property B may require several extra hours of cleaning because of its overall condition and the additional work involved.
Carpet Steam Cleaning Costs in Melbourne
Many tenants ask whether professional carpet steam cleaning is required before moving out.
The answer depends on your tenancy agreement.
In Victoria, professional carpet steam cleaning is not automatically required for every rental property. According to Consumer Affairs Victoria, a rental provider can generally only require professional cleaning if the property was professionally cleaned immediately before the tenancy began and this requirement was disclosed before the tenancy agreement was signed.
If you're unsure, check your tenancy agreement or ask your property manager before booking.
Typical Carpet Steam Cleaning Prices in Melbourne
The table below compares typical Melbourne market prices with PG Cleaning Group's current starting prices, providing a useful guide to local pricing.
Service | Typical Melbourne Market Price | PG Cleaning Group |
1 Room | $40–70 | From $55 |
2 Rooms | $80–140 | From $110 |
3 Rooms | $120–210 | From $165 |
4 Rooms | $160–280 | From $220 |
Market price ranges are based on publicly available pricing from cleaning companies across Melbourne. PG Cleaning Group prices reflect our current standard starting rates for empty residential properties.
Actual prices may vary depending on:
Room size
Carpet condition
Heavy staining
Pet odours
Accessibility
Why Is Carpet Steam Cleaning Recommended?
Even when it's not required under the tenancy agreement, many tenants choose professional carpet steam cleaning before the final inspection.
It can help remove:
Embedded dust
Pet hair
Everyday dirt
Food and drink stains
Unpleasant odours
Allergens trapped within carpet fibres
Cleaner carpets also improve the overall presentation of the property during the final inspection.
Does Steam Cleaning Remove Every Stain?
Not always.
Professional carpet steam cleaning can significantly improve the appearance of most carpets, but some stains may be permanent depending on:
The type of stain
How long the stain has been present
Previous cleaning attempts
Carpet material
Dye damage or bleach marks
A reputable cleaning company should explain that while professional equipment can greatly improve most carpets, no company can guarantee the complete removal of every stain.
Carpet Steam Cleaning and Final Inspection
Property managers don't expect carpets to look brand new. Instead, they're generally looking for carpets that are clean, hygienic and reasonably well maintained, taking fair wear and tear into account.
If professional carpet steam cleaning is required under your tenancy agreement, keeping your cleaning receipt may help demonstrate that the requirement has been met.
Helpful Tip
Before booking carpet steam cleaning, check whether your tenancy agreement actually requires it.
If it does, booking carpet steam cleaning at the same time as your end of lease cleaning is usually the most convenient option and helps ensure the property is fully prepared for the final inspection.
What's Usually Included in End of Lease Cleaning?
Although every cleaning company has its own checklist, most professional end of lease cleaning services in Melbourne focus on the areas commonly inspected during the final inspection.
The aim isn't simply to make the property look tidy, but to leave it clean and ready for handover.
Below is a general guide to what's typically included.
Kitchen
The kitchen is one of the most closely inspected areas during a final inspection.
A standard kitchen clean usually includes:
✔ Oven (inside and outside)
✔ Stovetop
✔ Splashback
✔ Benchtops
✔ Sink and taps
✔ Cupboards and drawers (inside and outside)
✔ Floors
Bathrooms
Bathrooms usually require the most detailed cleaning because of soap scum, mould and hard water stains.
A standard bathroom clean generally includes:
✔ Shower tiles and grout
✔ Bathtub
✔ Toilet
✔ Vanity
✔ Mirrors
✔ Taps and fixtures
✔ Exhaust fan cover
✔ Floors
Bedrooms
Although bedrooms are relatively simple to clean, attention is often paid to the smaller details.
Typical tasks include:
✔ Wardrobes (inside and outside)
✔ Power points
✔ Internal windows
✔ Window sills
✔ Floors
Living Areas
Typical cleaning tasks include:
✔ Internal windows
✔ Window tracks
✔ Window sills
✔ Light switches
✔ Power points
✔ Skirting boards
✔ Ceiling corners
✔ Floors
Laundry
Laundry cleaning generally includes:
✔ Laundry sink
✔ Benchtops
✔ Cupboards
✔ Taps
✔ Floors
General Throughout the Property
Most end of lease cleaning services also include:
✔ Dust removal
✔ Vacuuming
✔ Mopping
✔ Internal doors
✔ Door frames
✔ Door handles
✔ Mirrors
✔ Wardrobes
✔ Built-in cupboards
✔ Cobweb removal
✔ Light switches
✔ Power points
Helpful Tip
Every cleaning company has slightly different inclusions.
Before comparing quotes, check exactly what is included in the standard service. Some companies include oven cleaning, rangehood filters or internal windows, while others charge separately.
Comparing the scope of work—not just the advertised starting price—will help you make a fair comparison.
What's Usually NOT Included in End of Lease Cleaning?
Not every end of lease cleaning company includes the same services.
While most standard packages cover the main cleaning tasks required for a final inspection, some services are quoted separately because they require additional labour, specialist equipment or specialised cleaning products.
Understanding these differences can help you compare quotes more accurately and avoid unexpected costs.
Carpet Steam Cleaning
Carpet steam cleaning is one of the most commonly requested additional services.
Because it requires specialised equipment and drying time, many companies quote it separately from the general end of lease clean.
If your tenancy agreement requires professional carpet steam cleaning, check whether it has been included in your quote.
Internal & External Window Cleaning
Window cleaning policies vary between companies.
Some include internal windows as part of their standard service, while others charge separately.
Exterior windows—particularly those on upper floors or in difficult-to-access areas—are often excluded unless specifically requested.
At PG Cleaning Group, internal window cleaning is available as an optional service from $10 per window, allowing customers to choose exactly which windows they would like cleaned.
Full Wall Washing
Minor wall marks and light spot cleaning are often included where practical.
However, washing every wall throughout the property usually requires several additional hours of labour and is commonly quoted as an optional service.
Pressure Washing
Pressure washing driveways, patios, garages or outdoor entertaining areas is generally not included in a standard end of lease cleaning package because it requires specialised equipment.
Blind Cleaning
Basic dusting may be included, but heavily soiled blinds, Venetian blinds or mould-affected blinds often require additional cleaning and may be quoted separately.
Garage Cleaning & Rubbish Removal
Sweeping garage floors is commonly included when requested.
However, organising stored items, moving heavy furniture or removing unwanted rubbish is generally outside the scope of a standard end of lease clean.
Pest Control
Pest control is a separate service from end of lease cleaning and is usually carried out by a licensed pest control technician if required under the tenancy agreement.
Why Do Companies Charge Separately?
Additional services often require:
Extra labour
Specialised equipment
Additional cleaning products
Longer drying times
Extra team members
Increased safety requirements
For this reason, it's normal for these services to be quoted separately from the standard end of lease cleaning package.
Before Comparing Quotes
Rather than focusing only on the advertised starting price, ask whether your quote includes:
Oven cleaning
Rangehood filter cleaning
Internal windows
Window tracks
Shower screen cleaning
Spot wall cleaning
Carpet steam cleaning (if required)
Comparing the full scope of work—not just the price—will help you choose the service that offers the best overall value.
Helpful Tip
A detailed written quote should clearly explain:
What's included
What's excluded
Optional services
Any additional charges that may apply if the property's condition is significantly different from what was originally described
Knowing this before the cleaning day helps avoid misunderstandings for both you and the cleaning company.
How to Compare End of Lease Cleaning Quotes
Choosing the cheapest quote doesn't always save you money.
A lower advertised price may exclude important cleaning tasks or additional services that you'll end up paying for later.
Instead of comparing prices alone, compare the overall value of each quote.
Here are some of the most important questions to ask before booking an end of lease cleaning service.
1. Compare What's Included
Not every cleaning company includes the same services in its standard end of lease cleaning package.
Before comparing prices, check whether the quote includes:
Oven cleaning
Rangehood filter cleaning
Window tracks
Internal windows
Shower screen cleaning
Skirting boards
Light switches and power points
Cupboards and drawers
A quote that appears more expensive may actually include far more work than a cheaper alternative.
2. Understand Any Additional Charges
Some companies advertise attractive starting prices but charge extra for services that many tenants expect to be included.
Ask whether additional charges may apply for:
Heavy oven grease
Bathroom mould
Carpet steam cleaning
Wall spot cleaning
Balcony cleaning
Garage cleaning
Understanding these costs before booking can help you avoid unexpected surprises on the cleaning day.
3. Read Genuine Customer Reviews
Customer reviews can provide valuable insight into a company's reliability and attention to detail.
Rather than looking only at the overall star rating, pay attention to reviews that mention:
Final inspection outcomes
Communication
Attention to detail
Punctuality
How problems were resolved
Consistent positive feedback over time is usually more meaningful than a small number of perfect reviews.
4. Check Insurance
Professional cleaning companies should carry appropriate public liability insurance.
While accidental damage is uncommon, insurance provides additional peace of mind for both tenants and property owners.
5. Understand the Re-clean Policy
Many professional end of lease cleaning companies offer a re-clean policy if cleaning-related issues are identified during the final inspection.
Before booking, ask:
How long is the policy valid?
Does it cover cleaning-related issues only?
Which areas are covered?
Are there any exclusions?
Understanding the policy beforehand can help avoid misunderstandings later.
6. Look for Transparent Pricing
A trustworthy cleaning company should clearly explain:
What's included
What's excluded
Optional services
Any additional charges
Booking terms
Clear pricing makes it much easier to compare different companies fairly.
Quick Comparison Checklist
Before booking an end of lease cleaner, ask yourself:
Question | ✔ |
Is the quote clearly itemised? | ☐ |
Is oven cleaning included? | ☐ |
Are window tracks included? | ☐ |
Is carpet steam cleaning included if required? | ☐ |
Does the company explain any additional charges? | ☐ |
Is the business fully insured? | ☐ |
Is there a re-clean policy for cleaning-related issues? | ☐ |
Does the company have genuine customer reviews? | ☐ |
Our Approach to Pricing
At PG Cleaning Group, we believe comparing quotes should be straightforward.
That's why we publish our starting prices online, clearly explain what's included in our service, and discuss any additional work with customers before cleaning begins.
If extra labour is required because of heavy grease, mould or other unusual conditions, we'll explain this before starting the job—not after it has already been completed.
Our goal is simple: transparent pricing, clear communication and no unexpected surprises.
Helpful Tip
If you're preparing for your final inspection, don't compare cleaning companies on price alone.
Take a few minutes to compare what each company includes, how transparent their pricing is and whether they have a clear re-clean policy.
A slightly higher quote that includes more services may provide better overall value than a cheaper quote with multiple hidden extras.
How to Reduce Your End of Lease Cleaning Cost
Professional end of lease cleaning doesn't have to be expensive.
In many cases, the final cost depends on how much cleaning is required when moving day arrives. Keeping your rental property well maintained throughout the tenancy can reduce both cleaning time and the likelihood of additional charges.
Here are some practical ways to help keep your cleaning costs down.
Keep Up With Regular Cleaning
Regular cleaning throughout your tenancy helps prevent grease, mould and built-up dirt from becoming difficult to remove.
Simple tasks such as wiping kitchen surfaces, cleaning the shower regularly and vacuuming floors can make the final clean much easier.
Clean High-Impact Areas Before They Become Heavily Soiled
Some areas take significantly longer to restore if they have been neglected for months or years.
Paying attention to items such as:
Ovens
Shower screens
Window tracks
Rangehood filters
Skirting boards
can reduce the amount of labour required during your end of lease clean.
Remove Personal Belongings Before the Clean
Professional cleaners work much more efficiently in an empty property.
Packing and removing furniture before the cleaning appointment allows every surface to be accessed and cleaned properly while avoiding unnecessary delays.
Defrost the Refrigerator (If Required)
If refrigerator cleaning is included in your booking, defrosting it before the cleaners arrive can save time and allow the appliance to be cleaned more effectively.
Treat Mould Early
Small areas of mould are usually much easier to clean than mould that has been left untreated for a long period.
Improving ventilation and cleaning bathrooms regularly can help reduce mould growth throughout your tenancy.
Book Your Cleaning Early
Booking your end of lease cleaning several days or weeks in advance gives you more flexibility and makes it easier to arrange additional services, such as carpet steam cleaning, if they're required.
Check Your Tenancy Agreement
Before paying for optional services, check your tenancy agreement to confirm what is actually required.
For example, professional carpet steam cleaning is not automatically required for every rental property in Victoria.
If you're unsure, ask your property manager before booking.
Use a Final Inspection Checklist
One of the easiest ways to avoid unnecessary cleaning costs is to identify small issues before your property manager does.
Before handing back the keys, complete one final walkthrough of the property and check commonly overlooked areas such as:
Window tracks
Shower screens
Light switches
Skirting boards
Ceiling corners
Our Melbourne Final Inspection Checklist can help you identify these areas before your inspection and reduce the risk of cleaning-related comments.
Quick Moving-Out Checklist
Before booking your end of lease cleaning, ask yourself:
☐ Have I removed all personal belongings?
☐ Does my tenancy agreement require carpet steam cleaning?
☐ Is the oven heavily soiled?
☐ Is there any bathroom mould?
☐ Have I checked the window tracks?
☐ Is the shower screen free from soap scum?
☐ Do I understand exactly what's included in my cleaning quote?
If you answered "No" to several of these questions, spending a little time preparing the property beforehand may help reduce both your cleaning costs and the likelihood of cleaning-related inspection comments.
Get Your Instant End of Lease Cleaning Quote
Every rental property is different, which means the final cost of an end of lease clean can vary depending on its size, condition and any additional services required.
While the price ranges in this guide provide a useful starting point, the most accurate way to estimate your cleaning cost is to request a personalised quote based on your property.
Before Requesting a Quote
Having the following information ready will help you receive a more accurate estimate:
Property type (apartment, townhouse or house)
Number of bedrooms and bathrooms
Whether the property will be empty
Whether carpet steam cleaning is required
Any additional services (such as balcony, garage or internal windows)
Your preferred cleaning date
Providing these details allows the cleaning company to estimate the required labour more accurately and helps reduce unexpected costs on the day.
Helpful Resources
If you're preparing for your final inspection, these guides may also help:
Melbourne Final Inspection Checklist – Learn what property managers commonly inspect before returning the keys.
End of Lease Cleaning Melbourne – Find out what's included in a professional end of lease clean.
How to Pass End of Lease Inspection in Melbourne – Practical tips to reduce the risk of cleaning-related inspection comments.
Fair Wear and Tear Victoria Guide – Understand what tenants are and aren't responsible for before moving out.
Why Choose PG Cleaning Group?
Moving is stressful enough without worrying about unexpected cleaning costs or unclear service inclusions.
At PG Cleaning Group, we aim to make the booking process as simple and transparent as possible. Before you book, you can:
Check your estimated price instantly online
View what's included in your service before booking
Choose optional services, such as carpet steam cleaning or internal window cleaning
Know your pricing upfront, with no hidden charges
Our goal is to help you prepare your property for its final inspection with clear pricing, honest communication and professional service from start to finish.
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Frequently Asked Questions About End of Lease Cleaning Costs
How much does end of lease cleaning cost in Melbourne?
Professional end of lease cleaning in Melbourne typically starts from around $220–$300 for a studio apartment.
The final price depends on the property's size, condition, number of bathrooms and any additional services required, such as carpet steam cleaning or wall cleaning. The best way to determine the cost is to request a personalised quote.
Why do prices vary between cleaning companies?
Cleaning prices vary because every company has its own pricing structure, service inclusions and cleaning standards.
Property size, condition, included services and optional extras can all affect the final quote. When comparing quotes, always compare what's included—not just the advertised starting price.
Is carpet steam cleaning included in end of lease cleaning?
Not always.
Many cleaning companies quote carpet steam cleaning as a separate service because it requires specialised equipment.
If your tenancy agreement requires professional carpet steam cleaning, confirm whether it is included in your quote or needs to be added separately.
Do I need professional end of lease cleaning?
Professional cleaning is not legally required for every tenancy.
However, many tenants choose it to save time and reduce the risk of cleaning-related issues during the final inspection. Your tenancy agreement may also include specific cleaning requirements.
What if my property is heavily soiled?
If your property has heavy oven grease, bathroom mould, excessive dust, pet hair or other built-up dirt, additional cleaning time may be required.
Reputable cleaning companies should explain any additional charges before starting work.
How long does end of lease cleaning usually take?
The time required depends on the property's size and condition.
Typical cleaning times include:
Property Size | Typical Cleaning Time |
Studio Apartment | Around 2–4 hours |
1 Bedroom | Around 3–5 hours |
2 Bedroom | Around 4–6 hours |
3 Bedroom | Around 6–8 hours |
Properties requiring carpet steam cleaning or additional services may take longer.
Can I get an instant online quote?
Yes.
At PG Cleaning Group, you can check your estimated cleaning price online based on your property size and the services you require.
Because every property is different, the final quote may vary depending on its condition and any additional cleaning requirements.
Will professional cleaning guarantee that I get my full bond back?
No.
No cleaning company can legitimately guarantee the return of your bond because the final decision is made by your rental provider or property manager.
However, professional end of lease cleaning can help prepare the property to a high cleaning standard and reduce the likelihood of cleaning-related issues during the final inspection.
How far in advance should I book end of lease cleaning?
We recommend booking your end of lease cleaning as early as possible, particularly during busy moving periods.
Booking ahead gives you a better choice of dates and allows enough time to arrange additional services, such as carpet steam cleaning, if required.
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