Essential Cleaning Tasks.

Make sure you have read the entire tenancy agreement. The agreement will specify how the house must be left after you move out.

You must ensure that any damage caused or sustained during your tenancy is repaired or replaced before you leave. Your landlord has the right to send you a bill and arrange for the problem to be resolved. Your landlord will usually propose that the amount be deducted from your deposit.

Do The End Of Tenancy Cleaning Yourself.

To ensure your home is ready for inspection, it’s worth cleaning out your end of tenancy cleaning in auckland before it gets too late. You will have a greater chance of getting your deposit returned.

Either hires a professional cleaning company to clean your tenancy, or you can do it yourself. You can save money by doing it yourself and have peace of mind knowing that every room has been cleaned up to the highest standards.

The Kitchen.

Take everything out of the shelves and cupboards. Wipe any crumbs or stains off with a damp cloth. Next, take out all appliances and clean them underneath and behind them.

To remove all grime and build-up, it’s essential to thoroughly clean your dishwasher and washing machine.

Next, clean your refrigerator from the inside out. Make sure you remove all shelves, racks, and fridge trays. Finally, wash them with soapy water. Dry them and then put them back in the refrigerator. To prevent mould growth, close the doors and turn off the appliance.

Our ovens can get dirty. You need to clean your oven thoroughly, regardless of how much grime, grease, or food residue it has. The oven is often the first item to be inspected during an inspection.

If you are interested in doing it yourself, take a look at our step by step guide to oven cleaning. You can also hire a professional to clean your oven. It can help you save time, money, and energy since oven cleaning is difficult.

The Living Room.

Your carpet and rug cleaning are the main tasks in your living room. You should vacuum your carpets thoroughly. You might consider hiring a professional to remove any stains or renting an industrial vacuumer.

Next, clean your shelves, cabinets, and coffee tables, and give them a good polish.

Bathroom.

Cleanse your bathroom of any stains, including the toilet, sink, and tiles.

Next, make sure to check the drains and plug holes for obstructions so that water flows freely. Drain cleaners can be used to clear blockages.

Next, check for limescale and mould on metallic surfaces such as the taps and showerhead. There are many products that can be used to address them. Spray the solution on the area, allow it to work for a while, and then wash it off.

To remove any limescale, you can also use white wine or a fresh lemon.

Other Cleaning Jobs Around The House (Including The Bedroom).

Windows: Clean your Windows Inside and Out. You should seek professional help if you are unable to reach the windows from the outside.

Walls: Check the property for any scuff marks or damage to the walls and skirting boards. Wash them. If this fails, you can paint them over in the same color. It may be a better idea to paint the whole wall if there are multiple marks. Your landlord will likely charge you for this work and deduct your deposit if you don’t.

Furniture: Vacuum your furniture thoroughly and then wash it with a dry washing solution. It is important to remove any stains, hair, or odours.

Curtains: Always read the labels on curtains. Although they can be machine washed, curtains are more likely to require dry cleaning. Dust the curtains rods and fabric roller blinds . Venetian blinds should be cleaned on both sides. Blinds that are damaged or missing must be replaced or repaired.

Don’t Forget.

Staircases and Hallways: These areas see a lot of traffic every day, so be sure to clean them thoroughly.

The Garden: Your garden, just like your house, needs some TLC prior to you leave. If necessary, sweep up the leaves and maintain the flower beds.

These cleaning requirements will help you get your security deposit back.