Vacate cleaning in Perth, WA

Moving out and want the bond back? We clean to what your property manager actually inspects — not to a generic checklist written in another state.

What a vacate clean covers

Oven, racks and trays · range hood and filters · cooktop · inside all cupboards and drawers · shower screen, tiles and grout · toilets · window tracks, sills and flyscreens · built-in robes inside and out · skirtings, switches and door frames · marks on walls · light fittings within reach · floors throughout.

What the law in WA actually asks of you

Under the Residential Tenancies Act, the property has to be returned in a reasonable state of cleanliness, measured against the Property Condition Report you signed on the way in. That’s not the same as spotless: fair wear and tear isn’t yours to fix, and a landlord can’t demand a professional standard if the place wasn’t professionally cleaned before you moved in.

We say that plainly because it matters. Plenty of people pay for work they didn’t owe. What we do is meet the standard your agent inspects against, and give you an invoice that shows it.

Carpets and flea treatment

Most WA leases have a special condition requiring professional carpet cleaning, and a flea treatment if you’ve had a cat or dog — even if you’ve never seen a flea. The pet bond your landlord holds, up to $260, is set aside by law for exactly that. Flea treatment needs a licensed pest technician, so we don’t do it ourselves, but tell us and we’ll organise it for you alongside the clean.

What it costs

From $320 for a one-bedroom, priced on the property rather than by the hour. Ovens, range hoods and shower screens are what push a vacate clean up, and they’re the three people forget to mention. See what changes the price.

If the agent picks something up

Tell us within 72 hours and we’ll come back and redo it. What we can’t fix is damage or wear and tear — that’s a separate conversation with your agent, and one you may well win.