Simms Services handles end of lease cleaning across Adelaide, cleaning a rented home top to bottom against the standard a property manager inspects to when a tenancy ends. A vacate clean is not a normal house clean: agents check the oven, the shower grout, the window tracks, inside every cupboard and the skirting boards against the entry condition report, and anything missed comes back on the outgoing tenant.
The clean works through a full room-by-room checklist, covering the kitchen and its oven and rangehood, the bathrooms and their grout and screens, the floors, walls, wardrobes, laundry and windows, so the property is handed back at inspection standard.
Real-estate agents and property managers across Adelaide use the same clean to reset a property between tenancies. There is no bond-return guarantee promised, because the agent makes that call, but the work is done to the checklist agents inspect against and any point they flag is put right.
Renters and agents across Adelaide's northern suburbs book an end of lease clean on 0470 636 689.
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End of lease cleaning, also called a bond clean or vacate clean, is a deep clean of a rental property when a tenancy ends, done to the standard the property manager inspects against at final handover. It is a different job to a regular house clean, because the benchmark is the entry condition report: the state the property was in when the tenant moved in, minus fair wear and tear.
That is why the oven, the exhaust fans, the window tracks, the inside of cupboards, the skirting boards and the light fittings all matter, when a fortnightly clean would skip them. A move-out is already a stressful, time-poor week, and a rushed self-clean is the most common reason an agent knocks a property back and calls in cleaners at the tenant's cost.
Adelaide's dry, dusty climate does not help: as the driest mainland capital, averaging only about 550 mm of rain a year (Bureau of Meteorology), it runs long dry spells where fine grit settles on tracks, sills and skirtings and shows up under an agent's torch, and the hard water leaves scale on glass and chrome.
Simms Services works to a written room-by-room checklist so nothing on the report is missed, and the property is handed over ready for the final inspection. The scope is agreed up front, so a tenant or agent knows exactly what the clean includes.
Empty properties are cleaned faster and more thoroughly, so the clean is best booked once the furniture and belongings are out.


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A proper vacate clean runs to a checklist rather than a wipe-around, because the agent works through one too. Every room gets the full treatment: walls spot-cleaned for marks and scuffs, skirting boards and architraves wiped, light switches and power points cleaned, light fittings and ceiling fans dusted, and cobwebs cleared from corners and cornices.
Wardrobes and built-in robes are cleaned inside, along the shelves and tracks, where a tenancy leaves dust and marks. Window glass is cleaned inside, and the tracks and sills, which trap the most grit and are a classic inspection fail point, are cleaned out properly.
Blinds are dusted and wiped, and internal doors and door frames are cleaned. Floors are vacuumed and hard floors mopped, tile grout included, and carpeted rooms can have a professional steam clean added, which many agents require on the way out.
The laundry gets the tub, the taps and behind and around the machine space cleaned. The clean is worked top to bottom and room by room, so dust knocked down from a higher surface is picked up rather than left on a floor already done. Working to the checklist is what separates a clean that passes from one that gets a re-clean notice.
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The kitchen and the bathrooms are where most vacate cleans are won or lost, so they get the most detail. In the kitchen the oven is degreased inside, including the racks, trays, door glass and seals, and the rangehood filters are cleaned or degreased, which is one of the first things an agent checks.
Cupboards and drawers are cleaned inside and out, the splashback and benchtops are cleaned, and the sink and taps are polished, with the space around and behind the fridge and oven cleaned once they are pulled out. The dishwasher, if one stays, gets its filter and seals cleaned.
In the bathrooms the shower screen is cleaned of soap scum and hard-water film, the tile grout is scrubbed and any surface mould treated, and the toilet, basin, vanity, mirrors and exhaust fan are all cleaned. Adelaide's hard water leaves mineral scale on glass and chrome, so screens and taps need a descaler rather than a quick wipe to come up clear.
Carpets are a common condition-report item, and a professional steam clean lifts the traffic lanes and stains a vacuum leaves behind. Getting these rooms right is usually the difference at the final inspection.


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End of lease cleaning in Adelaide is priced by the size of the property and its condition, and Simms Services quotes each job before it starts. As a guide only, a one-bedroom unit typically runs around $200 to $330, a two-bedroom home around $290 to $420, and a three-bedroom home around $400 to $550, with larger homes running higher (source: Airtasker, 2026).
A professional carpet steam clean, if the agent requires it, is usually quoted on top at roughly $30 to $50 a room. Those figures are an indicative guide, ex GST, and every property is confirmed with a look first, because a well-kept home and a hard-lived-in one at the same bedroom count are very different jobs.
The real drivers are the size, the number of bathrooms, the state of the oven and grout, and whether carpets need steam cleaning. Booking the clean on an empty property keeps the price down, because furniture adds time and blocks access.
A tenant or agent gets the full figure in writing on 0470 636 689 before the clean is booked.
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Moving out is a bad week to gamble on a clean, and that is why renters and agents across Adelaide book Simms Services for the vacate. The clean follows a written room-by-room checklist built around what property managers actually inspect, rather than a general tidy that leaves the oven and the window tracks for the agent to find.
There is no bond-return gimmick, because the agent decides on the bond, not the cleaner; instead the work is done to the inspection standard and, if the agent flags a point, it is put right rather than argued over. The same crew that does the vacate can also handle the window cleaning outside, a garden and grounds tidy so the yard matches the report, and a driveway and path pressure wash, so the whole property is handed back in one go.
Agents get a property reset to standard between tenancies, and tenants get their weekend back instead of scrubbing an oven the night before handover. For an end of lease clean done to the agent's checklist, call 0470 636 689.


Call or message with your address and what needs doing. We measure the job, confirm the scope, and send a fixed written price.

We turn up in the booked window with our own gear, water and power, and work through the agreed scope properly.

We walk you through the finished work before we leave. Anything not right gets fixed on the spot, not argued about later.
An end of lease clean is a full deep clean to the standard a property manager inspects against. It covers the kitchen including the oven and rangehood, the bathrooms including grout and shower screens, all floors, walls, skirting boards, light fittings, wardrobes, window glass and tracks, blinds and the laundry. Carpet steam cleaning is available as an add-on where the agent requires it. Simms Services works to a written room-by-room checklist so nothing on the report is missed.
It is priced by the size and condition of the property. As a guide only, a one-bedroom unit runs around $200 to $330, a two-bedroom home around $290 to $420, and a three-bedroom home around $400 to $550, with larger homes higher (source: Airtasker, 2026). Carpet steam cleaning is usually quoted on top. Those figures are ex GST and confirmed with a look first; call 0470 636 689 for a quote.
No, because the property manager makes that decision, not the cleaner, and no honest cleaner can promise it. What is promised is a clean done to the checklist agents inspect against, so the property is handed over at inspection standard. If the agent flags a specific point after the clean, Simms Services puts it right. Booking a thorough clean is the best way to give an inspection the best chance.
Yes, an empty property is cleaned faster, more thoroughly and more cheaply. Furniture and belongings block access to floors, cupboards, skirtings and windows, which are exactly the areas an agent checks. Booking the clean once the removalists have finished and the property is clear gives the best result. It also means nothing is missed behind a wardrobe or under a bed on the day.
Carpet steam cleaning is available as an add-on, and many Adelaide agents require it on the way out. A professional steam clean lifts the traffic lanes, ground-in dirt and marks that a vacuum leaves behind, which a condition report will pick up. It is quoted per room on top of the vacate clean. Booking it with the clean means the carpets and the rest of the property are handed over together.
It depends on the size and condition of the property, but a typical two to three-bedroom home takes most of a day. A larger or hard-lived-in property, or one needing heavy oven and grout work, takes longer. Booking the clean on an empty property and allowing the full day means the job is done to standard rather than rushed before a handover deadline. Simms Services confirms the timing when the job is quoted.
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