END OF LEASE CLEANING FOR DIFFERENT PROPERTY TYPES: HOUSES, APARTMENTS, AND COMMERCIAL SPACES
End of lease cleaning is essential for securing your bond refund, but the process can vary depending on the type of property you’re vacating. Whether it’s a house, apartment, or commercial space, here’s a quick guide on what to focus on for each property type.
- Houses
Cleaning a house requires more effort due to its size and variety of spaces:
- Flooring: Clean carpets (possibly with steam cleaning), tiles, or hardwood floors.
- Kitchen: Scrub appliances, countertops, and cabinets.
- Bathrooms: Clean grout, mirrors, and scrub the shower/bathtub.
- Windows & Walls: Wipe down walls and clean windows.
- Outdoor Areas: Mow the lawn and clear debris from the garden.
- Apartments
Apartments are smaller but still need attention to detail:
- Flooring: Clean carpets, tiles, or hardwood floors.
- Kitchen: Focus on the stove, oven, fridge, and countertops.
- Bathrooms: Clean the toilet, sink, and shower/bathtub.
- Windows & Walls: Wipe down any marks and clean windows.
- Balcony/Common Areas: Sweep and remove trash.
- Commercial Spaces
Commercial spaces often have larger areas and different surfaces:
- Flooring: Clean carpets or hard floors, especially in high-traffic areas.
- Kitchen/Break Rooms: Sanitize appliances and countertops.
- Bathrooms: Disinfect sinks, toilets, and floors.
- Windows & Glass: Clean windows and glass surfaces.
- Air Vents & Lighting: Dust vents, ceiling fans, and light fixtures.
Conclusion
Whether you’re moving out of a house, apartment, or commercial space, end of lease cleaning requires attention to detail. For larger spaces, professional cleaning might be necessary to ensure a thorough clean and secure your bond refund. For smaller properties, a DIY clean could suffice, but don’t forget the often-overlooked areas. If you need any advises from Our Professionals, please feel free to contact Our Radiant Clean today.
