Homes and bond cleans
Routine home cleans and end-of-lease cleans need different checklists. For bond work, say whether the agent supplied a condition report and whether ovens, windows and carpets must be included.
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Cleaning
Cleaning briefs work best when you state the property type, how dirty it is and which areas matter most. Bond cleans, builders cleans and commercial schedules are different jobs. AnyTradie routes your cleaning request by category and suburb; the matched cleaner confirms inclusions, access and commercial terms with you.
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What’s going on?
Choose the closest job type
These are common request patterns — not a coverage or SLA claim. Pick one to jump into the brief.
Regular home clean
End-of-lease / bond clean
Builders clean after works
Carpet steam clean
Window cleaning inside and out
Pressure cleaning hard surfaces
Commercial office clean
Service labels describe common request types. They are not a published coverage or SLA claim.
- 01One clear briefTrade, suburb and job details in one place.
- 02Matched by categoryRouted toward a suitable provider for your area.
- 03Provider confirmsScope, availability and quote before work proceeds.
- 04No invented promisesWe do not publish fake ETAs, prices or coverage maps.
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Cleaning on AnyTradie
What to expect when you brief this category — scope is always confirmed by the matched provider.
Builders and commercial cleaning
Builders cleans remove construction dust and adhesive residue after renovations. Commercial cleans need after-hours access, alarm codes process and frequency. Never put sensitive security codes in the public brief—share securely with the matched provider later.
Carpets, windows and pressure cleaning
These are specialised scopes. Note stain types, storey height for windows and surface material for pressure cleaning so equipment and chemicals are scoped safely.
Common requests
How Cleaning jobs usually look
Use these as a briefing guide. The matched provider confirms the real scope.
Home cleaning
One-off or recurring domestic cleans. Include bedroom and bathroom counts and whether you want inside ovens or fridges.
End-of-lease cleaning
Vacate cleans aimed at bond return processes. Attach agent checklists if you have them and note vacate date.
Commercial cleaning
Offices, retail and common areas. State frequency, after-hours needs and approximate floor area.
Builders cleans
Post-construction dust and detail cleans. Note whether trades are fully finished and if silicone or paint overspray remains.
Carpet cleaning
Steam or low-moisture carpet methods as quoted. Describe stains, pet history and room sizes.
Window cleaning
Internal and external glass. Mention storeys, balcony access and whether tracks and screens are included.
Pressure cleaning
Driveways, paths and exterior hard surfaces. Flag painted surfaces and nearby gardens that need protection.
What happens next
Scope → access → clean → sign-off
Cleaning briefs need frequency, inclusions and access method — never put alarm codes in public fields. The cleaner confirms scope and quote.
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Define the clean
Suburb, home/end-of-lease/commercial, rooms or m², frequency and special inclusions.
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Route cleaner
We match toward a cleaning provider for one-off or recurring scope in your area.
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Confirm inclusions
The provider confirms access method, products, exclusions and quote process — codes shared securely later.
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Clean on site
Scheduled clean and any checklist sign-off proceeds with the matched provider.
Quotes
What affects the quote?
When the provider assesses your brief, they typically consider:
- Property size and number of wet areas
- Vacate date and agent checklist requirements
- Level of soil, renovation dust or mould
- Parking and building access constraints
- Whether carpets, windows or ovens are included
FAQ
Frequently asked
Straight answers about briefing cleaning through AnyTradie — without invented prices or ETAs.
Start a briefDoes an end-of-lease clean guarantee my bond?
No cleaner can guarantee a bond outcome—that decision sits with the agent or landlord. A thorough clean improves your position when you follow the checklist.
Should I be home during the clean?
Optional. Provide access instructions and note pets. For occupied homes, say which rooms must stay usable.
What is a builders clean?
A detailed clean after construction or renovation to remove fine dust, stickers and residue before handover or painting inspection.
Do cleaners bring their own products?
Most do. If you need fragrance-free or specific products, state that in the brief.
Can pressure cleaning damage surfaces?
Incorrect pressure can mark soft stone or lift coatings. Describe the surface material so the matched provider chooses suitable equipment.
How does AnyTradie price cleaning?
AnyTradie does not publish fixed cleaning prices. The matched cleaner confirms rates and inclusions after reviewing your brief.
What if I need rubbish removed as well?
Rubbish removal is a separate category. Start a rubbish-removal brief for bulk items, then a cleaning brief for the detail clean.
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A matched provider confirms scope, availability and commercial terms — not invented on this page.