Property size
Room count and bathroom count set the baseline hours. A one-bedroom unit and a five-bedroom house are never the same job.

What actually moves the price of an end of lease clean, what is included in the base job, which extras are quoted separately, and how to get an accurate figure for your property before your inspection date.
Direct Answer
Bond cleaning on the Gold Coast is priced for the individual property, not sold from a fixed menu, because size, condition and extras change on every job. Indicative pricing is [OWNER: insert current price range by property size, AUD], and the final figure is confirmed with you before the booking is locked in.
When tenants search for bond cleaning cost, they are usually trying to do two things at once: work out whether they can afford the clean, and work out how soon they need to book it before the keys go back. Both come down to the same three inputs — how big the property is, what condition it is in, and which extras your agent has asked for.
That is why we quote instead of publishing a single fixed number. A one-bedroom unit that has been cleaned regularly is a very different job to a four-bedroom house with a year of grease in the oven and carpets that have not been lifted in years. A price that ignores that difference is either too high for the small jobs or too low for the big ones, and neither helps you plan a move.
The quickest way to get a real figure is to send the suburb, property type, bedroom and bathroom count, your inspection date and any extras your agent has flagged. Most quotes are confirmed the same day, and the scope is written down so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Direct answer: the base price is set by size and condition, then adjusted for extras and timing. Nothing else moves the figure in a meaningful way.
Room count and bathroom count set the baseline hours. A one-bedroom unit and a five-bedroom house are never the same job.
Time since the last detailed clean, grease build-up, soap scum and carpet staining all change how long the work takes.
Carpet steam cleaning, pest treatment and exterior windows are usually quoted as add-ons rather than folded into the base price.
Tight move dates, after-hours work, lift bookings or body corporate access rules can all affect scheduling and cost.
Apartments, townhouses and freestanding homes each bring different surfaces, outdoor areas and access requirements.
Where the property sits on the Gold Coast affects scheduling, which is why the suburb is one of the first things we ask for.
Direct answer: the base bond clean covers the interior of the property room by room. Carpet, pest treatment, exterior glass and heavy specialist work are normally quoted as add-ons so you only pay for what your inspection actually requires.
Included in the base clean
Usually quoted separately
Not sure what your agent expects? Send us the entry condition report and we will tell you which extras are worth booking and which you can skip.
Want a price for your property?
Send the suburb, size and inspection date and we will come back with a clear, itemised quote — no obligation to book.
Step 01
Suburb, property type, bedrooms, bathrooms and your inspection date. Photos of the kitchen and bathrooms help if the property needs more attention.
Step 02
We confirm what is included, which extras you need, and the price for the job before anything is booked in.
Step 03
The clean is completed against a room-by-room checklist, and we review the result with you if you are on site.
Straight answers about pricing, scope and Queensland requirements for Gold Coast rentals.
Bond cleaning is quoted per property rather than sold at a fixed menu price, because size, condition and extras differ on every job. Indicative pricing: [OWNER: insert current price range by property size, AUD]. Check our bond cleaning page for the current starting price.
Property size, how long it has been since the last detailed clean, heavy build-up in the oven or bathrooms, extras such as carpet or pest treatment, and timing or access requirements.
No. Queensland law does not require you to hire a professional cleaner. The property must be left reasonably clean, taking fair wear and tear into account, and the Residential Tenancies Authority explains this guidance for tenants and property managers.
Kitchen including oven and rangehood filters, bathrooms and tiles, internal windows and tracks, skirting, cupboard interiors, light switches, and full vacuuming and mopping. Carpet, pest treatment and exterior glass are normally quoted separately.
A typical bond clean takes 4 to 8 hours depending on property size and condition. Larger homes or properties with heavier build-up can take longer.
Yes. Booking them together keeps the work sequenced correctly and means the carpet has time to dry and the pest receipt is ready before your final inspection.
No. Most tenants arrange key access and are not on site. We agree the access arrangement when the booking is made.
Tell us where the property is, how big it is and when your inspection is. We will confirm the scope and the price before anything is booked — and we cover suburbs across the Gold Coast from Coomera to Palm Beach.