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Bond Cleaning Perth 2026: End of Lease Guide

Perth bond cleaning 2026 costs, tenant rights under WA law, how to maximise your bond refund, and finding reliable end of lease cleaners near you.

By Perth Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Bond Cleaning Perth 2026: End of Lease Guide
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Bond Cleaning and End of Lease Cleaning in Perth 2026

End of lease cleaning in Perth is a significant tenant obligation. In Western Australia, the bond is typically 4 weeks' rent and is held by the Bond Administrator at the Department of Mines, Industry Regulation and Safety. commerce.wa.gov.au/consumer-protection

What Does Bond Cleaning Cost in Perth 2026?

  • 1-bedroom apartment: $230-$410
  • 2-bedroom apartment: $320-$560
  • 3-bedroom house: $420-$750
  • 4-bedroom house: $550-$990
  • Oven clean (additional): $55-$115
  • Carpet steam clean (additional): $70-$180+

WA Tenant Rights at End of Lease

Under the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 (WA), tenants must return the property in the same condition as at the start of the tenancy, fair wear and tear excepted. The Property Condition Report completed at the start of the tenancy is the reference document. Take your own detailed photographs on both move-in and move-out to protect your bond. commerce.wa.gov.au

Bond Disputes in WA

Bond disputes in WA are handled by the Magistrates Court of Western Australia (for amounts up to $10,000) or the State Administrative Tribunal (SAT). Consumer Protection WA provides free guidance for tenants navigating bond disputes.

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