Residential Cleaning Services

A whole-home house clean is calculated from a two-hour minimum at $60.50: from $121 for one bedroom and one bathroom, $151.25 for two bedrooms and one bathroom, and $211.75 for three bedrooms and two bathrooms. Each bedroom or bathroom beyond the first adds $30.25.

A deep clean is measured against the home: it resets everything a regular visit skips — inside the oven, window tracks, skirting boards, grout. An end of lease clean is measured against a document: your entry condition report and the agent's exit checklist. That is why it includes inside cupboards and full window work as standard, takes longer, and is the only service carrying our seven-day re-clean commitment for cleaning items listed at the outgoing inspection.

Four to eight hours for most homes. A two-bedroom apartment in reasonable condition runs about four hours; a four-bedroom house that has not had a professional clean in a year runs closer to eight, often with two cleaners. Build-up needs dwell time — oven cleaner, grout and shower glass cannot be rushed, which is what separates the estimate from a regular visit.

No. Most customers are at work. Leave access instructions in the booking notes — a key safe code, a concierge, a neighbour, or an unlocked side gate — and your cleaner follows them. If you would rather be there for the first visit to walk through priorities, that works too.

Fortnightly suits most households: enough to stop build-up, not so frequent that you are paying for a home that was already clean. Weekly makes sense with pets, small children or a full house. Monthly works for low-traffic homes and couples who tidy as they go, though the visit usually needs an extra half hour to catch up.

If you are vacating a rental, end of lease. If the home has had a professional clean in the last six months, a house clean. If it has not, start with a deep clean and hold it with regular visits afterwards — that is the cheapest way to keep a home genuinely clean over a year. Short-stay hosts book Airbnb cleaning, NDIS participants book NDIS cleaning, and glass, tracks and flyscreens on their own are a window clean.

Yes. Inside the oven, inside the fridge, interior windows and inside cupboards are add-ons at booking. Carpet steam cleaning and pressure cleaning are optional extras you can choose on the house and deep cleaning quote forms, quoted separately. If you find yourself adding several to a house clean, a deep clean is usually better value.

They are offered as optional extras alongside a house, deep or end of lease clean rather than as standalone services. Carpet steam cleaning is done by a licensed operator with the receipt in your name; pressure cleaning covers ground-level driveways, paths, patios and outdoor concrete. Both are quoted separately once we know the surface and the area.

Yes, as part of a deep clean or an end of lease clean. Send us the claim reference and the scope your insurer has approved and we will quote to it and put the reference on the invoice. We cannot tell you whether a clean will be covered — confirm that with your insurer before booking.

No. Cleaner at Door is a residential cleaning service for homes in metropolitan Adelaide, South Australia.

The published scope is what your cleaner works to, so you know what you are buying. Anything outside it can be added — just say so in the booking notes rather than on the day.

A whole-home clean is priced by home size, not by the clock — the same rate whether the day runs long or short. Partial cleans are billed hourly from $60.50. End of lease is a quote range. There is no refund if a job finishes early.

Products and cloths, yes. Vacuums are heavy to carry between jobs, so if you have one we prefer to use yours — tell us at booking if you do not and we will send a cleaner who carries one.