Spring cleaning: what's included and what it costs
A spring clean is a thorough seasonal refresh — more detailed than a regular clean, covering the areas that get skipped during the year.
What it usually includes
- Everything in a regular clean, done more thoroughly
- Dusting high and low, including skirtings and vents
- Detailed kitchen and bathroom work
- Window sills and tracks
What it often excludes
- Bond-clean inspection guarantees
- Carpet steam cleaning unless added
- Decluttering and organising (that's a separate service)
Indicative spring cleaning prices
Ballpark per-visit ranges from our cost model. Condition, access and scope move the final figure.
| Property | Indicative range | Approx. time |
|---|---|---|
| 2-bed apartment | $140–$210 | 3–4 hours |
| 3-bed house | $220–$335 | 4.8–6.5 hours |
| 4-bed house | $250–$380 | 5.3–7.3 hours |
What affects the cost
- Home size and condition
- How much detail work is needed
- Extras like inside windows, oven and cupboards
Extras that commonly cost more
Inside windowsOven cleanInside cupboardsInside fridge
When it makes sense
Seasonally, before guests or a special occasion, or as a reset before starting a regular schedule.
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Frequently asked questions
What's the difference between a spring clean and a deep clean?
They overlap. A spring clean is a thorough seasonal refresh; a deep clean is the most detailed non-bond clean, focused on removing build-up. Scope varies by provider.
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Figures here are indicative estimates from our own pricing model, not quotes. Actual prices vary by provider, location, property condition, scope and availability.