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Typical price: A$65–A$460

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House Cleaning prices in Reservoir

Researched estimates for Reservoir (AUD), adjusted for city size from national ranges. Updated 2026.
Job size Low Typical High
Basic 2-hour clean Maintenance clean, small home or apartment A$65 A$90 A$130
3-bedroom standard clean Whole-home visit, about 3-4 hours A$110 A$160 A$220
Deep / spring clean Whole home including oven, skirtings, build-up A$230 A$320 A$460
Recurring fortnightly visit Per-visit price on an ongoing schedule A$85 A$120 A$170

How to hire a house cleaning pro in Australia

  1. Verify the cleaner or company holds an ABN (free lookup at abr.business.gov.au)
  2. Ask for public liability insurance — standard for legitimate operators
  3. A National Police Check is commonly offered for domestic work; ask if regular in-home access is involved
  4. Compare platform rates (Airtasker, hipages) against direct company quotes — platforms often run cheaper for basic cleans
  5. Agree a written checklist per visit; confirm whether products and equipment are included
  6. If renting, note that end-of-lease 'bond cleaning' is a separate, more expensive service quoted against the agent's inspection checklist
  7. Book recurring slots for better per-visit rates — weekly and fortnightly discounts are standard

Domestic cleaning is unlicensed in Australia, but legitimate operators hold an ABN and public liability insurance. End-of-lease (bond) cleaning is a distinct service usually priced to satisfy real-estate agency inspection checklists, and reputable bond cleaners guarantee a re-clean if the inspection fails.

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Frequently asked questions

What is usually excluded from a standard clean?

Commonly excluded: exterior windows, inside the oven and fridge, laundry and ironing, dishes, wet-wiping walls, mould remediation, cleaning up after pests, biohazards, and anything requiring a ladder. These are add-ons or specialist jobs. Always get the inclusion list in writing so the visit matches your expectations.

Do cleaners bring their own supplies and equipment?

It varies and you must confirm before booking. Most companies bring everything; many independent and platform-booked cleaners expect you to provide products, a vacuum and a mop — especially in Asia and the Middle East. If the cleaner brings supplies, tell them about any surface restrictions (stone worktops, hardwood) and preferences like fragrance-free or eco products.

What's the difference between a standard clean and a deep clean?

A standard clean covers surfaces you touch weekly: vacuuming, mopping, dusting, bathrooms, kitchen wipe-down and bins. A deep clean adds the build-up work — inside the oven and fridge, skirting boards, under furniture, limescale removal, grout scrubbing and window sills. Deep cleans typically cost 50-100% more and take roughly twice as long. Book a deep clean first if the home hasn't been professionally cleaned in 6+ months, then maintain with standard cleans.

Should I tip my house cleaner?

Norms vary by country. In North America, tipping 10-20% on one-off or deep cleans is common, and many people give a holiday bonus to a regular cleaner rather than tipping each visit. In the UK, Australia, and most of Asia, tipping is appreciated but not expected. Agency cleaners often can't accept cash tips — a good review carries real weight instead.

What's the difference between a regular clean and a bond clean?

A bond (end-of-lease) clean is a top-to-bottom clean of an empty property against the agent's inspection checklist — ovens, tracks, walls, sometimes carpets — and typically costs several times a regular visit. Good bond cleaners offer a re-clean guarantee if the agent flags items. Don't book a standard clean and expect your bond back.

How much do cleaners charge per hour in Australia?

Expect roughly $35-$60 per hour, with platform-booked independents from about $28-$45 and companies toward the top of the range. A basic 2-hour clean of a 3-bedroom home commonly lands between $70 and $140 depending on city and condition.

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