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What Move-Out Cleaners Actually Do (And Why It Matters)

/in Indoor Air Quality, Move-Out Cleaning, Sydney Apartments /by

The moving truck is already loaded outside a Bondi apartment block. The agent arrives at 4pm for the final inspection. Everything looks spotless from the doorway. But experienced move out cleaners know spotless and clean are two different things.

A bond inspection checks surfaces. It doesn’t check what’s floating in the air the next person will breathe. That gap matters more than most tenants realise, especially in Sydney’s humid coastal suburbs where dust mites thrive.

This is where a proper move-out clean earns its cost. Not just for the bond. For the lungs of whoever moves in next.

What move out cleaners actually need to remove

Most bond cleans focus on what an agent can see. Benchtops, skirtings, oven glass, window tracks. Fair enough – that’s what the lease checklist covers.

However, a home that’s been lived in for two or three years carries a much deeper load. Every adult sheds around 1.5 grams of skin flakes a day. That’s enough to feed a dust mite colony indefinitely. A female dust mite produces 40 to 80 offspring a month, and her faecal pellets and cast skins are the actual allergen – not the mite itself.

Because of this, a genuine move-out clean has to go past the visible layer. Skirting boards, ceiling fan blades, air-con vent grilles, range-hood filters, plantation shutter slats – these are the places dust mite debris and mould spores like Aspergillus versicolor settle and stay. Standard vacuums miss most of this entirely. Our 21-Point Spring Clean is built around exactly this gap, and it’s why we treat move-out cleans as a health job, not just a handover formality.

Consider a typical scenario. A property manager in Parramatta hands over a three-bedroom townhouse after a young couple has lived there for 28 months. The couple wiped every surface the night before. The oven looked acceptable from three metres away. On inspection day the agent still flagged greasy range-hood filters, dusty top-of-door frames, and black residue inside the bathroom exhaust. Those aren’t cosmetic niggles. They are reservoirs. Skin flakes, cooking aerosols and bathroom moisture feed both dust mites and mould between tenancies, and a cloth pass over eye-level surfaces never reaches them.

There is also a hidden cost tenants rarely price in. When a bond clean only chases the checklist, the next household often spends the first month re-cleaning vents, washing curtains and wondering why hay fever flared the week they unpacked. Landlords absorb call-backs. Agents absorb tension. The operational metric that matters is not “did it look clean at 4pm” but “how much fine debris is still sitting in the air path and soft surfaces after handover.” If move out cleaners are not lifting filters, detailing shutters and treating the dust load above head height, the biology of the previous tenancy simply transfers to the next lease.

In practice, the removal list on a lived-in Sydney rental usually includes: interior window tracks and sliding-door channels; the rear and top edges of kitchen cupboards; extractor filters and the cavity behind them; ceiling fans and pendant fittings; wardrobe tops in older stock; and the first metre of ducting behind return-air grilles where accessible. Skip any of those and you have cleaned for the photo, not for the air.

Why a spotless inspection doesn’t guarantee clean air

Here’s something most tenants never hear from their cleaner. Vacuuming actually increases airborne house dust mite allergen for up to 20 minutes after you stop. The stirred-up dust doesn’t disappear. It just goes airborne.

We call this the Dust-Drop Effect. Fine dust picks up a static charge during ordinary cleaning. It can float for up to five days before settling again. So a home that looked immaculate at 4pm on inspection day can be re-loading its surfaces with fine dust well after the new tenant has moved their furniture in.

Our ioniser interrupts this cycle. It neutralises the static charge on airborne dust while our team is still on site, so the dust drops and gets captured rather than left to resettle later on someone else’s freshly wiped shelves. That’s the difference between a clean that looks finished and one that actually is.

A failure mode we see often: a tenant in Coogee books a cheap same-day bond clean, the team races through with a domestic vacuum and microfibre cloths, and the place photographs well for the agent. Forty-eight hours later the incoming family hangs clothes in the wardrobes and wakes up congested. Nothing “dirty” is visible. The problem is temporal. Dust that was lifted during the rush clean never left the room volume; it only left the floor long enough to pass inspection, then resettled on soft furnishings and electronics once the air went still overnight.

Trade-off to know before you book: speed versus capture. A two-hour wipe-down can hit every line on a standard vacate checklist. It cannot run a proper settle-and-capture cycle. If the home has carpet, heavy textiles, or has been closed up through a humid summer, budget time for dust to drop and be removed on the same visit. Otherwise you are paying for a temporary appearance of cleanliness, not a reset of the indoor particle load.

Useful rule of thumb for operators and tenants alike: if cleaning activity stops and nobody is still capturing air for at least another pass after the main vacuum work, expect a rebound. Allergen that was bound in carpet pile and on horizontal ledges becomes mobile the moment brushes and airflow disturb it. Move out cleaners who understand air behaviour plan the sequence so the last actions on site are capture actions, not more stirring.

The filter stack that catches what a wipe-down leaves behind

A cloth and a spray bottle handle grime. They don’t touch fine particle dust. That’s the stuff down to 30 microns – roughly the size of dust mite excrement and skin flakes – and it’s the main trigger behind asthma, eczema and hay fever flare-ups.

We run three filters at once on every move-out job. A HEPA filter captures the particles. An ioniser drops them out of the air instead of leaving them to circulate. An anti-bacterial filter handles the microbial load, including mould spores that love Sydney’s coastal humidity above 60% relative humidity.

Together, this stack removes 97% of fine particle dust down to 30 microns. That’s a very different result to a quick sweep-through before the keys change hands. Vacate cleans that skip this step often pass inspection and still leave the next occupant sneezing within a week.

All of it runs on our ecoLove™ range, developed in-house with no harsh chemical smell. That matters for landlords worried about lingering odours and for families moving in with young kids or asthma-prone household members.

How this plays out on a real job: a landlord in Manly had turned over a two-bedroom unit three times in five years with “checklist only” cleans. Each new tenant complained about musty wardrobes and morning congestion despite fresh paint. On the fourth vacate the brief changed to a full filter-stack move-out. The team pulled the range-hood filters, detailed the air-con grilles, ran the HEPA-ioniser-antibacterial combination through the living zones and bedrooms, and finished with a capture pass after the dust drop. The next tenant stayed 18 months with no air-quality complaints logged to the agency. Same building, same orientation to salt air – different particle removal standard.

Numbers you can act on when comparing quotes: ask whether capture is specified down to around 30 microns, whether an ioniser is used on site (not just a scented fog), and whether anti-microbial filtration is part of the same visit. A wipe-down quote that is hundreds of dollars cheaper often omits all three. The hidden cost shows up later as early mould wipe requests, curtain cleans, and friction at the next inspection when the incoming household blames the outgoing one for “leaving the place unhealthy” even though the surfaces looked fine on day one.

Sequence on site matters as much as the kit. Surfaces and wet zones first, disturbance tasks (vacuuming high ledges, fans, tracks) next, ionisation and settle time while detail work continues in other rooms, then a final HEPA capture pass before lock-up. Reverse that order and you polish furniture that will be dusted again by airborne fines before the new keys are cut.

What our Sydney customers are saying

“We received a spring clean at our home and Michael and the team did an amazing job! So much so that we are now booked in for 12-point cleans on a fortnightly basis. Highly recommend.”

— Travis D, Dover Heights

“Michael and his team were very professional and considerate in their approach to cleaning my house. I felt very comfortable leaving the house in their hands for 8 hours. I returned to a house full of light and smelling so fresh, sparkling windows. This is the best cleaner I’ve had! I intend to rebook for future 21-Point cleans. I will definitely recommend 1800 CLEANER to my friends and work colleagues. Thank you.”

— Geraldine, East Balmain

“Our house is dust-free for the first time in 10 years after a stellar all day effort cleaning our 4 bedroom house. I highly recommend the 21-Point clean for anyone who is overwhelmed by the accumulation of dust, dirt & grease and needs a helping hand to get their house into a manageable state. This service may cost more, but is far far superior. We definitely got our money’s worth.”

— Katherine B, Marrickville

“I have used Michael and 1800 CLEANER for more than 11 years for my Spring Clean service. Michael and team are always reliable, responsive and cheerful! They do a fantastic, thorough job and get into corners and under furniture that I would never get to myself. I can thoroughly recommend them.”

— Lisa C, Camperdown

What changes for the next set of lungs in the house

A proper move-out clean does more than protect a bond payment. It resets the indoor air for whoever walks in next.

Fewer airborne triggers means fewer respiratory flare-ups in the first weeks of a new tenancy. Textiles and electronics last longer too, because fine dust is abrasive and works its way into fabric fibres and fan motors over time. Most importantly, the home doesn’t carry over someone else’s two years of dust mite biology into your fresh start.

Clients often describe the negative ion effect after a full clean as a “mountain air” feeling. That’s not marketing flourish – it’s the physiological result of elevated negative ion concentration in a freshly ionised room. Walk into a home right after our team leaves and you’ll notice it immediately.

Think about the first fortnight in a new rental from the incoming side. Boxes are open, mattresses are unwrapped, and people sleep harder because moving is exhausting. That is exactly when residual allergen load does the most damage. A family moving into a Surry Hills terrace after a long tenancy once told their agent the previous clean “must have been fine” because the bond came back in full – yet their child’s eczema spiked within ten days of unpacking. Surface standards and air standards had diverged. After a subsequent deep reset between the next leases, the following household reported a normal first month. Same street, different brief to the cleaners.

There is a maintenance angle landlords under-weight. Fine dust shortens the life of split-system filters, laptop fans and upholstery. Paying once for proper particle removal at changeover often reduces ad-hoc “can someone wipe the vents again” tickets three months into a lease. For portfolio owners, track complaints tagged to air, odour or allergy in the first 30 days post-move-in. If that number is high after checklist-only vacates, the clean specification – not the tenant – is the lever.

What “better” looks like in plain terms: less visible film on glass within the first week, less dust on skirting when someone finally unpacks the vacuum, and fewer morning symptoms for anyone already sensitised. Move out cleaners who treat the job as an air reset, not a photo finish, are the ones who create that outcome for the next set of lungs.

Choosing between a full reset and a lighter touch-up

Not every move needs the full eight-hour treatment. Here’s how we usually help clients decide.

  • The 21-Point Spring Clean suits an end-of-tenancy vacate, a post-renovation handover, or any home that hasn’t had a deep clean in over a year. It runs around eight hours and covers the full dust-drop protocol.
  • The Mini-Spring Clean suits a short-notice move, a rental refresh between tenants, or a lighter top-up before an inspection. It’s faster and still non-toxic, but doesn’t replace the full filter-stack treatment on a heavily loaded home.

If you’re unsure which one fits, tell us the property’s age, how long since the last deep clean, and whether anyone in the next household has asthma or allergies. We’ll recommend accordingly.

A practical decision path many Sydney tenants and owners use:

  • Tenancy longer than 12 months, coastal or inner-west humidity, pets, or known asthma in the incoming household: default to the full 21-Point reset.
  • Tenancy under six months, light occupancy, and a documented deep clean at the previous handover: a Mini-Spring Clean may be enough if vents and filters were detailed last time.
  • Post-renovation dust (plaster, cut timber, paint overspray): full reset. Fine construction dust behaves differently to household dust and needs proper capture, not a polish.
  • Agent inspection in 48 hours and the home is already in solid condition: Mini can close the gap on tracks, glass and wet areas without paying for a full-day crew.

Trade-off to be honest about: choosing the lighter option on a heavily loaded home saves money on the day and often costs goodwill later. We have seen landlords re-book a full clean within a fortnight of a bargain vacate because the new tenants refused to settle until the air and vents were redone. Paying twice is more expensive than scoping correctly once.

Week-of-move sequencing that works: book the clean for the gap after furniture out and before final inspection; clear cupboards so teams can reach carcass edges; leave access to power and sinks; flag any mould history or asthma needs when you enquire so the filter stack and product choice match the risk. If keys must change the same afternoon as the truck, say so early – rush slots exist, but they constrain how long dust can settle and be recaptured on site.

FAQs about move out cleaners

How long does a move-out clean take?

Our 21-Point Spring Clean typically runs around eight hours for a standard three-bedroom home. Larger or heavily lived-in properties can take longer.

Do I need to be home during the clean?

No. Many clients hand over keys and go about their move while we work. Michael and the team lock up and confirm completion by phone or message.

Is the process safe for pets and children moving in afterwards?

Yes. Our ecoLove™ products are non-toxic, with no stinging eyes or harsh fumes. That’s part of why families with allergy-prone kids specifically request us for move-in cleans too.

Will this actually help with bond return?

A thorough clean covering skirtings, vents, filters and tracks addresses the areas agents check most closely at final inspection. It won’t guarantee a landlord’s decision, but it removes the usual excuses for a deduction.

How often should a rental property get this level of clean?

At minimum, once per tenancy change. Owner-occupied homes benefit from an annual 21-Point Clean, with a Mini-Spring Clean on a quarterly rhythm in between.

Book your 21-Point Spring Clean

If you are mid-move this week, keep the brief simple. Confirm vacant access times, note bedroom count and whether the home has split systems, shutters or heavy carpet, and tell us about asthma or kids in the next household. That is enough for us to point you at a full 21-Point Spring Clean or a Mini-Spring Clean without overselling either.

Optional 30-day follow-through for owners and agents: after handover, check whether the new occupants report dust film, odour or allergy symptoms in the first month. If they do not, your vacate specification is doing its job. If they do, lift the standard on the next changeover rather than arguing about the last checklist. Portfolio-wide, one documented air-aware clean at each tenancy change beats ad-hoc call-backs scattered across the year.

Call us on 1800 253 263 or request a free quote – we will walk you through which clean is right for your home.





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How Sydney end of lease cleaners actually stop dust returning after handover

/in Eastern Suburbs Cleaning, Indoor Air Quality, Move-Out Cleaning /by

It’s 9pm on a Sunday in a Marrickville terrace, and a tenant is on her knees scrubbing skirting boards with a toothbrush, three hours before the final inspection. She’s already vacuumed twice. The carpet looks fine. What she can’t see is the fine dust sitting in the air-con vents and behind the fridge, ready to resettle on every surface she just wiped before the agent photographs the skirting boards. This is the gap most end of lease cleaners never mention: a home can look spotless and still carry the airborne dust that follows the next tenant straight into their first asthma flare-up. Getting the bond back and getting the air right are the same job — and a proper bond back clean does both, if you do it properly.

Why end of lease cleaners need to think about air, not just stains

Most bond cleans chase visible marks. Scuffs, grease, soap scum. Understandable, because that’s what the inspection sheet lists. However, fine dust is invisible until it hits a shaft of afternoon sun, and by then it’s already airborne again. Here’s the part that catches people out: ordinary cleaning charges dust particles with static electricity, which can keep fine particles airborne for hours to days, depending on room airflow. That resettling cycle is the reason a place can look freshly cleaned on Saturday and feel dusty again by Wednesday. Our ioniser neutralises that static charge on the spot, so the dust drops while we’re still in the property, not after the new tenant has moved their bed in.

Consider a property manager walking a two-bedroom Newtown flat on a Tuesday morning after a weekend DIY clean. The benches gleam. The oven looks acceptable. Then she opens the built-in wardrobe and a faint grey film sits on the shelf edges — dust that left the carpet fibres during vacuuming, went airborne, and resettled overnight. That single detail is enough to trigger a partial bond hold or a re-clean request. The tenant did the work the checklist asked for; they just never handled the air the dust was travelling through. End of lease cleaners who only wipe what they can see leave that loop open every time.

There’s also a hidden cost in the “quick wipe and vacuum” approach: you pay twice. First for the rushed clean, then again when the agent fails the inspection and you either scrub at midnight or hire someone to redo the missed zones under time pressure. Building air quality into the first clean closes that loop. Particles drop, get captured, and stay out of the walkthrough — which is the whole point of booking end of lease cleaners who treat dust as a system problem, not a surface problem.

The dust that hides behind a Paddington terrace’s picture rails and skirtings

A single female dust mite can produce up to 80 eggs over her lifespan. Multiply that across a Paddington terrace that’s been lived in for two years, and the numbers add up fast. Dust itself isn’t just dirt — it’s a mix of mite faecal pellets, cast skins, dead skin flakes, hair, plastic fibres, paper bacteria, and microscopic mould spores like Aspergillus versicolor. Standard end of lease cleaners tend to hit the obvious zones and skip the rest. Picture rails, ceiling fan blades, plantation shutter slats, range hood filters, and air-con vent grilles all collect months of this material undisturbed. Missing them doesn’t just cost a bond deduction. It hands the next occupant a fully loaded allergen reservoir on day one.

A facilities lead managing a small portfolio of Inner West investment terraces learned this the hard way after three consecutive new-tenant complaints in the first fortnight of occupancy. The outgoing cleans had passed visual inspection. What they hadn’t touched were the high rails and the return-air grilles. Within ten days the fine material had circulated again, settled on skirting and bedding, and the new renters — one with a toddler, one with mild asthma — were on the phone. The fix wasn’t another surface wipe. It was a full pass that pulled the reservoir out of the building fabric before handover, not after the first complaint.

Trade-off worth knowing: you can knock an hour off the job by skipping ceiling-level detail and vent interiors, and most rushed quotes quietly do. The failure mode shows up later as resettled dust on dark furniture, cloudy window sills within a week, and agents who start photographing the same corners on every subsequent vacate. Paying for those zones once is cheaper than arguing bond deductions across two inspections.

How the 21-Point Spring Clean handles the inspection checklist and the fine dust at once

Our 21-Point Spring Clean runs for roughly eight hours through a property, and it was built around the dust problem first, with the agent checklist folding neatly into it. We run three filters simultaneously — a HEPA filter that physically traps particles, an ioniser that drops them out of the air rather than leaving them to resettle, and an anti-bacterial filter that manages the microbial load. Our HEPA filter captures 99.97% of particles at 0.3 microns and above — well below the 10–40 micron range of dust mite faecal pellets and skin flakes. That’s well below what a standard household vacuum can even register. Every surface gets treated with our ecoLove™ range, developed in-house specifically to avoid harsh smells and stinging eyes, which matters when there’s a baby crawling through the new place next week. The result genuinely smells and feels different — that clean, slightly electric “mountain air” sensation people mention is the physiological effect of elevated negative ions in a freshly cleaned room, not a marketing line.

In practice the day runs in a fixed sequence so dust is driven downward and out, not chased from room to room. High surfaces and vents go first while the ioniser is running, so dislodged particles drop onto floors still waiting to be done. Mid-level joinery, kitchens, and wet areas follow. Floors and edges finish last, after the airborne load has already been pulled down and trapped. That order matters more than most people realise — reverse it and you polish a bench that gets a fresh grey film twenty minutes later. Operators who treat the checklist as a random punch-list rather than a dust-flow sequence spend the final hour redoing work they already billed.

What agents check on a Sydney vacate clean that a quick vacuum-and-wipe always misses

Property managers in the Eastern Suburbs and Inner West know exactly where to look, because they’ve seen every trick. Oven interiors, exhaust fan covers, window tracks, wardrobe interiors, and behind the fridge are the usual failure points. Michael Sweet, who founded 1800 CLEANER in 1997 and still works in the field most weeks, has trained his team to treat these spots as non-negotiable rather than optional extras. Over 28 years and more than 50,000 completed jobs, that habit has held up. We also carry $5M in public indemnity insurance, which matters for landlords and agents who want accountability, not just a nice-smelling flat. In truth, the difference between a pass and a failed inspection often comes down to three or four spots nobody else bothers checking twice.

A common pattern: a share house in Randwick books the cheapest vacate clean on offer, passes a hurried walkthrough on greasy benches and bathroom chrome, then fails on the window tracks and the range-hood filter the agent pulls out and photographs. Those two items alone can hold several hundred dollars of bond while a second cleaner is booked under deadline. The operational lesson is simple — if the quote doesn’t explicitly cover tracks, filters, fan covers, and the void behind large appliances, assume they won’t be done. End of lease cleaners who build those into the base scope remove the argument before it starts, which is why agents who work the same streets every week tend to remember who actually checks twice.

What our Sydney customers are saying

“A big thank you to Keshia for very thorough job cleaning my house! She manages to make it fresh and sparkling clean which really makes my day every time.”

— Grazyna J, Kingsford [end of lease clean, Kingsford]

“We received a spring clean at our home and Michael and the team did an amazing job! So much so that we are now booked in for 12-point cleans on a fortnightly basis. Highly recommend.”

— Travis D, Dover Heights

“Michael and his team provide a genuinely wonderful service. I have frustrating allergy asthma and it was such a relief to come home and breathe in clean air. The difference is amazing. I tried to get a few photos where you’d normally see dust particles floating around in the rays of sun that come through the window, I don’t know if the photos do it justice but it’s totally clear and my airways are eternally grateful! Thank you to the whole team for their incredible work and friendly professionalism. Highly recommend.”

— Sophie C, Surry Hills

“1800 CLEANER did an immaculate job, exceeding all my expectations. Everything was spotless, including furniture and kitchen cupboards and the house smelt fresh. I could not recommend this company too highly.”

— Lyndel B, Clovelly

Why bond returns and cleaner air come from the same 21-point process

Once the fine dust is actually removed, rather than just moved around, the benefits stretch well past the final inspection. Fewer respiratory symptoms for anyone sensitive to house dust mites. Less dust resettling on surfaces in the days afterwards, because the ioniser dealt with the static charge that normally keeps particles airborne. Textiles, curtains, and electronics also last longer once the fine grit that grinds away at fibres and fans gets cleared out. For landlords re-letting a property, that translates into fewer complaints in the first month of a new tenancy. For tenants chasing a full bond refund, it means an inspection sheet with nothing to argue about. Either way, the health outcome and the financial outcome point in the same direction.

Landlords sometimes treat air quality as a “nice to have” and bond return as the only metric that matters. That split is false economy. A property that looks clean on handover but still carries a heavy mite and spore load tends to generate early maintenance calls, requests for professional cleans mid-lease, and harder conversations at the next vacate. Clearing the reservoir once — properly — protects the bond conversation today and the tenancy relationship tomorrow. The same 21-point process does both jobs because the failure points on an inspection sheet and the reservoirs that drive indoor allergens are largely the same physical places.

Choosing the right clean for a studio, a share house or a family home

A one-bedroom Bondi apartment and a four-bedroom Bronte family home need different approaches, understandably. The 21-Point Spring Clean is the deep option — around eight hours, dust-focused, and the right call for a full end-of-lease vacate, a post-renovation reset, or an annual deep reset before winter closes windows for months. The Mini-Spring Clean is lighter and faster, built for busy households running a fortnightly or quarterly maintenance rhythm rather than a full move-out. It covers benches, floors, bathrooms, and visible surfaces, but excludes the full vent-interior detail, ceiling-level pass, and ioniser stack that the 21-point uses to lock down airborne dust. If you’re between tenants and the property has been lived in hard, go with the full 21-point job. If you’re simply keeping a well-maintained home from sliding backwards between bigger cleans, the mini version does the trick without the full day commitment. End-of-month Fridays in the Inner West book out 5–7 days ahead; mid-week slots are usually available with 48 hours notice.

A practical rule of thumb: if the property has been occupied continuously for twelve months or more, has pets, or has anyone in the household with asthma or dust-mite sensitivity, default to the full 21-point scope for a vacate. Studios and lightly used one-beds with short tenancies can sometimes run leaner, but only when vents, tracks, and appliance voids are still explicitly included. Share houses are the opposite case — more occupants means more skin flakes, more cooking grease, and more closed bedroom doors that hide build-up until inspection day. Under-scoping a share-house vacate is one of the fastest ways to end up paying for a second visit. Match the clean to how the place was actually lived in, not just to the bedroom count on the listing.

FAQs about end of lease cleaners

How long does an end of lease clean take?

Our 21-Point Spring Clean typically runs around eight hours for a standard home, though larger properties or heavier build-up can extend that. We scope the job beforehand so there are no surprises on the day.

Will the products used be safe if pets or kids are still in the home during the clean?

Yes. Our ecoLove™ range is non-toxic, with no harsh fumes or stinging residue, so it’s safe to be around during and immediately after the clean.

Why does the order the clean happens in matter?

High surfaces and vents go first while the ioniser is running, so dislodged particles drop onto floors still waiting to be done. Mid-level joinery and wet areas follow; floors and edges finish last. Reverse that sequence and you polish a bench that collects a fresh grey film twenty minutes later.

What do end of lease cleaners miss that a proper deep clean catches?

Range hood filters, air-con vent grilles, skirtings behind furniture, window tracks, and the fine airborne dust that resettles within days of an ordinary clean. Our HEPA, ioniser, and anti-bacterial stack targets exactly this.

How soon before the final inspection should I book?

We recommend booking three to five days ahead where possible, though we regularly accommodate shorter notice across the Eastern Suburbs and Inner West.

Book your 21-Point Spring Clean

Call us on 1800 253 263 or request a free quote — we will walk you through which clean is right for your home.