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http://www.rccleaners.com.au/melbourne/bond-cleaning/ Bond cleaning is a professional end of lease cleaning service. Some companies who specialize in this kind of cleaning provides customers with affordable and extensive and commercial cleaning services in suburbs in Australia. But they aren't just limited to handing out contracts for residential cleaning. They do office cleaning, professional business cleans and carpet and rug cleaning. What kind of cleaning do Bond cleaning companies do? Some Bond cleaning companies work solely in the suburbs, where their services detail these duties; 1. Spring cleaning. 2. Window cleaning. 3. Carpet steam cleaning. 4. Regular cleaning. 5. Kitchen Cleaning. 6. End of lease cleaning. Many of these cleaning companies who specialize in End of Lease cleaning work closely with real estate companies to make the work high quality. Kitchen. 1. Cupboards outside and inside, including their shelves. 2. Cook top. 3. Surrounding walls. 4. Dishwasher. 5. Light switches and power points. 6. Blinds. 7. Light fittings. 8. Floor. 9. Wall behind the fridge. 10. Skirting boards. 11. Window and sills. Entrance. 1. Walls. 2. Power points and light switches. 3. Floor. 4. Windows and sills. 5. Skirting boards. Bedrooms. 1. Walls. 2. Windows and Sills. 3. Power points / Light switches. 4. Blinds. 5. Floor. 6. Wardrobe - mirror, inside, tracks, outside. 7. Skirting boards. 8. Floor. 9. Light fittings. Bathrooms. 1. Floor. 2. Bath. 3. Sink - basin, taps, mirror. 4. Walls. 5. Toilet - seat, basin, base. 6. Shower - screen, tiles, shower head, etc. 7. Exhaust fans. 8. Window. 9. Cabinet and mirror. 10. Light fittings. Lounge and dining areas. 1. Walls. 2. Skirting boards. 3. Light fittings. 4. Light switches. 5. Blinds. 6. Floor. General. 1. Store room. 2. Garage. Balcony. 1. Floor. 2. Railings. 3. Sliding doors/tracks. 4. Flyscreens. Laundry services. 1. Exhaust fan. 2. Tub/cabinet. 3. Light switches / power points. 4. Floor. 5. Walls. 6. Dryer. 7. Washing machine. Finding a Bond cleaning company. Research on the internet, the phone book, or word of mouth from businesses since they are probably in the clientele book of a good Bond cleaning company. Look for a company who has built a good reputation, look at the website for the services you want offered. When you search for a company, it's a good idea to search for one that has been around for a while - six, seven years, or more. Look for one that is highly experienced, with good feedback. A cleaning company will have a testimonial page displaying reviews from satisfied customers, some might also have a page displaying the logos of the companies who have taken the cleaners on. You can even contact the customers who have left good feedback for their opinions of the company rather than just believe the feedback testimonials. They can tell you about the experience, what the cleaners responsible had done, how skilled they were, and the business sense of the cleaning company. Factors needed to consider. - Always clean the property before hiring a Bond cleaning company to return it to the condition it was in before it was leased. This is in the lease agreement. - Profile of the cleaning company. - The type of bond cleaning you want done. - Pest treatment is another service to consider. - Money back guarantee - a good Bond cleaning service offers this if the landlord is not satisfied with the work. Bond cleaning methods. One of the advantages of technology is that cleaning companies are rapidly improving to meet the new trends. 1. Wet cleaning - use of normal water and other methods, used for carpet cleaning, walls, floors, etc. 2. Steam cleaning - hot water is mixed with detergents and cleans surfaces. The water is usually released under high pressure. 3. Dry cleaning - no water or other liquids are used for this method of cleaning. Powders and non-liquid detergents are used for cleaning. It's thorough and quick. 4. Green cleaning - the new, ultra-modern method using environmentally clean methods. Typically natural detergents are used, preferably without smelling of chemicals.