How much does end of lease (bond) cleaning cost in Australia?

End of Lease (Bond) Cleaning typically costs between $250 and $800 (typical job) in Australia as of 2026. The exact price depends on the size of the job, access, materials, and where you are. Prices reviewed June 2026.

Low
$250
Average
$525
High
$800

What affects the price

Cost by state

StateIndicative range
New South Wales$290$920
Victoria$280$895
Queensland$265$840
Western Australia$275$880
South Australia$245$785
Tasmania$255$815
Northern Territory$280$895
Australian Capital Territory$270$865

How we estimate these prices

These ranges are indicative, not quotes. They reflect the spread of prices tradies and home-service businesses typically quote for end of lease (bond) cleaning across Australian capital cities, reviewed by our editorial team in June 2026. All figures assume GST-inclusive pricing for a standard residential job with reasonable access.

The state figures apply a cost index for each capital city to the national range, so regional prices can sit outside them. Your job could too: size, access, materials and urgency all move the price. The only way to know what your job costs is to get two or three quotes and compare, which you can do here for free.

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FAQs

Does a bond clean guarantee my bond back?

A thorough bond clean covers the exit checklist, and many cleaners offer a re-clean guarantee if the agent flags issues at the final inspection.

How much does end of lease (bond) cleaning cost?

As a guide, end of lease (bond) cleaning typically ranges from $250 to $800 for a typical job. The final price depends on the size of the job, access, and materials. The fastest way to know is to get a few free quotes.

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