
Cleaners across Australia
Pick your state, then your city or town.
Pick your state below to see its cities and towns, or tell us the clean and your postcode and a local cleaning business calls you.
We find the cleaner. The cleaning business quotes, cleans and invoices you directly.
Find cleaners in your state
Each state page lists its cities and towns. Each city page covers the cleans people ask for there, and the bigger cities go down to suburb pages with the council, the housing and the parking that matter when a cleaner needs to get in.
Can't see your town? Put your postcode in the form anyway. It goes by postcode, not by the pages on this site, so cleaning businesses near you see the job.
End of lease cleaning by state: the word and the bond
| Its local name | Who holds the bond | |
|---|---|---|
| New South Wales | End of lease clean | NSW Fair Trading |
| Victoria | End of lease clean | Residential Tenancies Bond Authority |
| Queensland | Bond clean | Residential Tenancies Authority |
| Western Australia | Vacate clean | Bonds Administration |
| South Australia | End of lease clean | Consumer and Business Services, for the Commissioner for Consumer Affairs |
| ACT | End of lease clean | ACT Revenue Office |
| Tasmania | End of lease clean | Rental Deposit Authority |
| Northern Territory | Bond clean | The landlord or agent, in trust |
Which kind of house cleaning do you need?
Moving out of a rental? That's the end of lease clean, whatever your state calls it, and the bond rules pages set out what the law asks where you live. Want help every week or fortnight? That's a regular clean.
A one-off catch-up is a deep or spring clean, and a move-in or pre-sale clean gets a place ready for what comes next. We also take after-builders and holiday rental cleans, except in Victoria, where we leave those two out.
House cleaners by state
Questions
Questions about cleaners across Australia
Why do the names change from state to state?
They're local habits for one job: the clean before you hand back the keys. Tell us your postcode and the form uses your state's word.
When the cleaning business calls
- Have the number of bedrooms and bathrooms handy, and anything extra you want done.
- Moving out? Have your entry condition report and the date the keys go back.
- Think about access: keys, parking, stairs, and pets that will be home.
Cleaner Scout passes your clean to a local cleaning business. The business quotes, does the work and invoices you directly. We don't clean, and we don't employ cleaners.
Find a cleaner
Ready for a cleaner?
Pick the clean and add your postcode. The next step asks who the business should call.
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Where this comes from
- NSW Government Rental Bonds Online for tenants (no updated date shown), checked 3 November 2026
- Consumer Affairs Victoria Bond amounts and paying a bond (last updated 28 September 2026), checked 3 November 2026
- Residential Tenancies Authority (Qld) Rental bond, checked 3 November 2026
- Consumer Protection WA (DLGIRS) Rental bonds (last updated 28 March 2026), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Bonds (last revised 17 Sep 2025), checked 3 November 2026
- ACT Government (Justice and Community Safety Directorate) The Renting Book, January 2026 (reflects the law in the ACT as at January 2026), checked 3 November 2026
- Tasmanian Legislation Residential Tenancy Act 1997 (Tas), current in force version (authorised version 9 Oct 2026), checked 3 November 2026
- Northern Territory Legislation Residential Tenancies Act 1999 (NT), as in force at 1 August 2025 (PDF), checked 3 November 2026
Tenancy and bond rules change, so check with your state's renting authority before you rely on a date or a rule. How we write and check these pages.