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Cleaners in South Australia
Adelaide, the Hills and the rest of the state.
Start with Adelaide, or put in your postcode from anywhere in South Australia and a local cleaning business picks up the job.
We find the cleaner. The cleaning business quotes, cleans and invoices you directly.
Start with cleaning services in Adelaide
Most of our South Australian pages sit under Adelaide, with a page each for the end of lease clean, the deep clean and the after-builders clean.
Local pages cover Glenelg, Salisbury, Enfield, Mitcham, Stirling and the Adelaide Hills. Elsewhere in the state, skip the pages and use the form, which goes by postcode.
Adelaide's bond clean is SA's end of lease clean
An end of lease clean. Some people in Adelaide search for a bond clean, and that's the same job.
Leaving an SA rental reasonably clean
Our South Australian facts come from the Legal Services Commission's Law Handbook. It says a tenant must return the home in a reasonable state of cleanliness when the tenancy ends (Residential Tenancies Act 1995, ss 69 to 71), and isn't responsible for normal wear and tear.
The inspection sheet your landlord gave you at the start is the record used at the end, to check for damage and whether the place was left reasonably clean. Keep your copy and clean to it.
Your SA rental bond, from CBS to SACAT
The Law Handbook says bonds are lodged with the Commissioner for Consumer Affairs, through Consumer and Business Services (CBS). If you and your landlord can't agree on a claim, it goes to conciliation and can then be referred to the South Australian Civil and Administrative Tribunal (SACAT). The SA bond rules go through it.
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Questions
Questions about cleaners in South Australia
Can my lease make me get the carpets professionally cleaned?
The Law Handbook says a blanket term like that is unenforceable in South Australia, because the Act only asks for a reasonable condition and state of cleanliness. The exception is a pet: since 1 July 2024, a landlord who allows one inside may set a reasonable condition that carpets be cleaned to a professional standard.
Can a pet condition make me use a particular cleaner?
No. The Law Handbook says a pet condition can't require you to buy goods or services from a particular person or business (s 66C(10)).
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.
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Where this comes from
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook The tenant's obligations (last revised 19 Jul 2024), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Terms of the agreement (last revised 29 Feb 2024), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Pets (last revised 25 Jul 2024), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Bonds (last revised 17 Sep 2025), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Finalising a tenancy (last revised 28 Jan 2026), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Inspection sheets (last revised 17 Sep 2025), checked 3 November 2026
- Legal Services Commission of South Australia, Law Handbook Repairs (last revised 25 Jul 2024), 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.
