Cleaning costs — guidance, not a quote
Cleaning is priced once the rooms, condition and frequency are known. These factors move the cost up or down.
What drives the cost
- Type of job: a regular clean, a deep clean or a bond / end-of-lease clean.
- Size of the property and how many rooms, bathrooms and kitchens are included.
- Condition: built-up grease, soap scum and clutter all add time.
- Whether insides of ovens, fridges or cupboards are included.
- Access: parking, stairs and strata entry arrangements.
- Products: your supplies or the cleaner’s; bond cleans should match the condition report.
Insurance notes
House cleaning is rarely an insurance claim on its own. If cleaning follows a covered event such as a leak, photograph the property and keep receipts. Cover depends on your policy.
Why there is no price list here
Two homes of the same size can need very different time once condition and access are checked, so any fixed price would be guesswork. Official consumer and tenancy guidance is linked below.