How a Full House Cleanout Works

From photos to a cleared property — here’s what actually happens at each step.

Last updated 22 July 2026

Step 1: Photograph the whole property

Unlike a single-room job, a full cleanout is quoted from photos of every room involved — the more complete the picture, the more accurate the quote, and the less likely to need adjusting once we arrive.

Step 2: Confirm what’s staying

If anything in the property isn’t part of the cleanout, flag it clearly — either in your booking notes or by pointing it out when the crew arrives. We work from what you tell us, not assumptions.

Step 3: Collection

Multi-storey properties or larger homes may need more time on-site than a single-level unit, and we plan for that at booking rather than discovering it on the day. Larger properties sometimes need more than one truck load — this is confirmed as part of the quote, not a surprise on arrival.

What we don’t do

We remove furniture, whitegoods, and rubbish — we don’t provide end-of-lease cleaning. Many customers book a separate cleaner once the property has been cleared.

Common questions

Can this be booked for an end-of-lease move-out?

Yes — this is one of the most common reasons for a full house cleanout booking.

Do I need to be present the whole time?

Not necessarily, provided access is arranged and any items staying are clearly marked in advance.

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