Bond clean before you hand back the keys
Moving out of a rental means the property manager will compare the unit against the entry condition report. A local tasker can take the scrubbing off your plate in the final week of your lease.
Describe the number of bedrooms, bathrooms and whether carpets, blinds or the oven need attention, and taskers in your suburb will bid with their own price.
Typical jobs
- Full bond clean of a two bedroom unit
- Oven, rangehood and cooktop degreasing
- Carpet steam cleaning
- Window tracks and sliding door runners
- Wall spot cleaning and scuff removal
- Bathroom grout and mould treatment
- Blinds and ceiling fan dusting
- Garage and balcony sweep
Tips
- Attach a copy of the relevant parts of your entry condition report.
- List any extras such as carpets or blinds separately.
- Give the key handover date and time.
- Say whether power and water will still be connected.
Agree who supplies the cleaning products and vacuum, how the tasker will get access if you have already moved, and whether a return visit is included if the property manager flags something.
By city
- End of Lease Cleaning in Sydney
- End of Lease Cleaning in Melbourne
- End of Lease Cleaning in Brisbane
- End of Lease Cleaning in Perth
- End of Lease Cleaning in Canberra
Frequently asked questions
Will a tasker guarantee my bond back?
No one can promise that, because the property manager makes the decision. Share the condition report so the tasker knows the standard expected.
Can I add carpet cleaning?
Yes. Mention it in the task description so bids include it, or post it as a separate task.
How long does a bond clean take?
It depends on the size and condition of the property. Ask taskers to state an estimate in their bid.
Do I need to be there?
Not always. Agree key access in advance and release payment with the completion code once you have checked the photos or visited.
Who pays for products?
Whoever you agree on. Taskers can request an advance of up to 50% for supplies, which you approve.