End of lease cleaning for a five-bedroom home with three bathrooms starts from $800. The final price may vary depending on the property’s size, condition, cleanliness, accessibility, and any specific or additional cleaning requirements.
What Does the $800 Starting Price Mean?
The $800 starting rate applies to properties with five bedrooms and three bathrooms. With a larger number of bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, these homes generally require more time and attention when being prepared for an end-of-lease handover.
The $800 figure is a starting price rather than a fixed quote. The actual amount of work can vary significantly between properties, even when they have the same number of bedrooms and bathrooms.
What Can Affect the Final Cleaning Cost?
The property’s overall condition and level of cleanliness are important factors when determining the final cost. Its size, accessibility, and any specific cleaning requirements are also taken into consideration.
If some areas have built-up dirt or require more intensive cleaning, additional work may be necessary. JO Professional Cleaning assesses the property and provides a final quote before work begins.
Are Additional Cleaning Services Available?
Yes. Additional services can be included when required. Oven cleaning starts from $70, while carpet steam cleaning starts from $45 per bedroom.
Window cleaning is available 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. Any additional costs are assessed and communicated before cleaning starts.
What Should You Know Before Booking?
JO Professional Cleaning has a minimum booking requirement of 2 hours. The business is fully insured, ABN registered, and an NDIS-friendly provider servicing Canberra, Queanbeyan, and surrounding regions.
For a five-bedroom home with three bathrooms, professional end of lease cleaning starts from $800, with the final price based on the property’s actual condition and cleaning needs.