A bond clean is not a normal clean done harder. It is a specific job with a specific benchmark: your property manager compares the home against the entry condition report that was filled in the day you moved in. Your bond comes back when the place matches that standard. Here is what actually gets checked, and where bonds get held up.

The oven and range hood

This is the number one reason bonds get flagged. A property manager will open the oven, and they will check the range hood filter. Baked on grease inside the oven and a greasy filter need proper degreasing and time to work, not a quick wipe. We treat these as their own job.

Grout, tracks and the spots you never think about

Darkened grout, window and sliding-door tracks full of grit, dusty exhaust fans, skirting boards, the tops of doors, light fittings and inside every cupboard and drawer. These are the details an inspection lives on. A tap that has lost its shine gets exfoliated back, because stainless is meant to gleam, not just be clean.

Walls, marks and cobwebs

Scuffs and marks on walls get spot cleaned carefully, without scrubbing the paint off. Cobwebs in corners and around cornices come down. These are small things that read as "not looked after" to an inspector, and they are quick for us and easy to miss for everyone else.

Where DIY bond cleans go wrong It is almost never the obvious surfaces. It is the oven, the range hood filter, the tracks, the grout and the exhaust fans, the jobs that need the right product and a bit of dwell time. That is exactly the gap a professional bond clean is built to close.

Our bond clean, and our guarantee

We clean to the entry condition standard, and we are fully insured with NRMA. Every clean, bond included, carries our 24 hour guarantee: if your property manager flags something we covered, tell us within a day and we come back and sort it. Getting your full bond back should not be a gamble.