End of lease cleaning for a three-bedroom home with one bathroom starts from $500. The final price depends on the property’s condition, cleanliness, accessibility, and any specific or additional cleaning requirements.
What Does the $500 Starting Price Cover?
The $500 starting rate applies to an end of lease clean for a home with three bedrooms and one bathroom. With more rooms and living areas to prepare, a three-bedroom property generally requires more cleaning time and attention than a smaller home.
The advertised amount is a starting price rather than a fixed quote. Properties of the same size can require different levels of work depending on how they have been maintained throughout the tenancy.
What Factors Can Change the Final Price?
The overall condition of the property is one of the main factors that can influence the cost. The level of cleanliness, property accessibility, and specific cleaning requirements are also taken into account.
A home with built-up dirt or areas requiring more detailed attention may cost more than the starting rate. JO Professional Cleaning assesses the property and provides a final quote before work begins.
Can Additional Cleaning Services Be Added?
Yes. Additional services can be requested when required. Oven cleaning starts from $70, while carpet steam cleaning starts from $45 per bedroom.
Window cleaning can also be added for $20 per window or $25 per sliding door.
If carpets are in poor condition and require stain removal, deodorising, or other additional treatments, extra charges may apply. These requirements are assessed on-site, and any additional costs are communicated before the work begins.
What Should You Know Before Booking?
A minimum booking of 2 hours applies. JO Professional Cleaning is fully insured, ABN registered, and an NDIS-friendly provider servicing Canberra, Queanbeyan, and surrounding regions.
For a three-bedroom home with one bathroom, you can expect end of lease cleaning to start from $500, with the final amount determined by the property’s actual cleaning needs.