Commercial leases spell out the condition a tenancy must be returned in. We clean to those requirements so the handback inspection goes the way you want it to.

At the end of a commercial lease, the landlord's agent inspects against the handback clause, and cleaning is one of the easiest ways to lose part of a deposit or bank guarantee. Carpets, windows, kitchens, amenities and floors are the usual flashpoints.
We read your lease requirements, clean the tenancy to match and, where required, arrange carpet cleaning, window cleaning and floor care as part of the same job. It sits between a regular office clean and a post-construction clean: a thorough, documented reset of the whole tenancy.
We review the handback clause and any condition report from move-in.
You get an itemised scope matched to the lease.
The tenancy is cleaned top to bottom, with carpet and glass arranged as needed.
A photo report supports the inspection and your records.
We quote each job on its own details rather than a one-size price, so you pay for what your property actually needs. These are the main things that move the price.
Yes. Send us the clause and we'll scope the clean to it.
Yes, as part of the same job, with receipts where required.
Tell us promptly and we'll return and put right anything we missed.
No. We clean. Make-good works like patching and repainting are done by other trades, which we can sequence around.
We clean to your lease handback requirements: floors, carpets, walls, windows, amenities, kitchens and fixtures. Send us the lease clause and we work to it.
No. A make good is repair and restoration work the lease may require. A lease exit clean is the final clean. We handle the cleaning, and tell you what we notice that may need attention.
It depends on the size of the space and your handback date. Tell us the date and we will say straight away whether we can make it.
We service these areas across South East Queensland. Pick yours for local details.

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