In the kitchen, end of lease cleaning involves a thorough scrubbing of all surfaces, appliances, cupboards, and fittings. Ovens, stovetops, range hoods, and dishwashers receive special attention, as they can accumulate stubborn grease and grime over time. Even the interiors and exteriors of cabinets and drawers are meticulously cleaned to meet landlord expectations.

Bathrooms require a high level of sanitation during end of lease cleaning. Tiles, grout, shower screens, bathtubs, sinks, toilets, and vanities are scrubbed and disinfected to remove soap scum, limescale, and mould. Fixtures such as taps, mirrors, and light fittings are polished to ensure a spotless and hygienic finish that impresses during the final inspection.

Living rooms, bedrooms, and hallways are carefully detailed, including dusting all surfaces, cleaning skirting boards, wiping down walls, and vacuuming and mopping floors. Carpets are often steam-cleaned if required, as many rental agreements stipulate professional carpet cleaning upon vacating. Windows, window tracks, blinds, and ceiling fans are also thoroughly cleaned to ensure a pristine appearance throughout the home.

Outdoor areas such as balconies, patios, and garages are not forgotten. Sweepings, pressure washing where needed, cobweb removal, and a tidy presentation of external spaces contribute significantly to the overall cleanliness of the property. A well-maintained outdoor area can make a strong positive impression during the final property inspection.