Give your home a thorough seasonal refresh. We clean every room and spend extra time on the areas that routine cleaning often moves past, so you start the season in a cleaner-feeling home.
Extra attention for the spots routine cleans skip.
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Start the new season in a cleaner-feeling home.
A fresh season is a good reason to reset your home.
After a Melbourne winter of closed windows and indoor living, spring is a natural point to catch up on the cleaning that builds up quietly. It isn't a different technique, just a planned whole-home refresh with time set aside for detail.
i.
Refreshing rooms
Every room brought back to a clean, comfortable baseline.
ii.
Tackling overlooked areas
The ledges, frames and corners that routine visits move past.
iii.
Clearing accumulated dust
Winter dust on surfaces, skirting and around accessible furniture.
iv.
Extra attention for wet areas
More time for kitchens and bathrooms than a quick maintenance clean.
v.
Refreshing floors and surfaces
Accessible floors and surfaces cleaned throughout the home.
vi.
Getting ready for the season
A cleaner-feeling home for warmer, lighter months ahead.
The spring cleaning map
Walk Through Your Home, Room by Room
Each part of the home has its own spring priorities. Heavy furniture isn't moved, and we clean the areas that can be safely reached.
Room 1 of 6
Kitchen
Surfaces
Sink
Cooktop
Accessible cabinet areas
Floors
Room 2 of 6
Bathrooms
Shower
Bath
Vanity
Mirrors
Fixtures
Floors
Room 3 of 6
Bedrooms
Accessible surfaces
Furniture surfaces
Floors
Dust-prone areas
Room 4 of 6
Living Areas
Surfaces
Furniture-accessible areas
Floors
General dust removal
Room 5 of 6
Entryways
Entry surfaces
Door and frame
Touchpoints
Floors
Room 6 of 6
Common Areas
Hallways
Stairs where applicable
Accessible ledges
Floors
Tap a room on the house to see its spring priorities. Currently showing: Kitchen.
The areas that are easy to forget
These are the spots that slip through a routine clean and show up in the spring light. The exact scope depends on what's accessible and what we agree with you.
Behind and around accessible furniture
Skirting boards
Ledges
Door frames
Accessible corners
Light switches and touchpoints
Window-area surfaces
Other visible dust-prone areas
Refresh by Room
Chapter 01
Kitchen Reset
The kitchen gets the most use through winter. A spring reset focuses on accessible surfaces, the presentation of the room and the floors underfoot.
Benchtops and accessible surfaces
Sink and cooktop
Accessible cabinet fronts
Floors
Chapter 02
Bathroom Refresh
Bathrooms benefit from time that a routine clean doesn't always allow, with attention to fixtures and the areas around them.
Shower and bath areas
Vanity and mirrors
Fixtures
Floors
Chapter 03
Bedroom Refresh
Bedrooms collect quiet dust over the colder months. A refresh covers surfaces, floors and the accessible dust-prone areas.
Accessible surfaces
Furniture surfaces
Dust-prone areas
Floors
Chapter 04
Living Space Refresh
The rooms where everyone gathers are the ones guests see first. The focus is surfaces, accessible areas around furniture, floors and general presentation.
Surfaces
Furniture-accessible areas
Floors
General presentation
Seasonal Cleaning vs Regular Cleaning
Regular cleaning
Designed to maintain the home as part of an ongoing routine.
Seasonal cleaning
A planned opportunity to give extra attention to areas that may not be part of every routine visit.
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Regular routine
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Illustration only. In Melbourne, spring runs from September to November. A seasonal clean doesn't automatically include every possible deep-cleaning task.
Who Might Book a Spring Clean?
Pretty much anyone who wants their home to feel reset as the weather turns.
Busy households
For people who want help with a seasonal reset.
Families
For homes that need a broader refresh.
Homeowners
For a planned whole-home clean.
Renters
For refreshing your current living space.
Anyone ready for a new season
For a cleaner-feeling home as the weather turns.
Cut out & keep
Your Spring Cleaning Checklist
A realistic starting point. Your scope is agreed with you.
Kitchen
Benchtops
Sink
Cooktop
Accessible surfaces
Floors
Bathroom
Toilet
Shower / bath
Vanity
Mirrors
Floors
Bedrooms
Accessible surfaces
Dust-prone areas
Floors
Living Areas
Surfaces
Accessible furniture areas
Floors
General dust
Common Areas
Entry
Hallways
Accessible touchpoints
Pick Your Priorities
Not every home needs exactly the same spring clean. Choose the focus that suits yours and tell us when you request a quote.
Whole Home Refresh
Every room, planned as one seasonal reset.
Kitchen Focus
More of the time spent on the kitchen.
Bathroom Focus
Extra attention for showers, baths and vanities.
Dust & Surface Focus
Ledges, skirting, frames and accessible surfaces.
Floors & Common Areas
Floors throughout, plus entries and hallways.
What Does Spring Cleaning Cost?
There's no set price, because every home and every season's priorities are different. We quote on the home you actually have.
From city apartments in the Melbourne CBD, Richmond and South Yarra to family homes in Brunswick, Preston and Footscray, we help households across Melbourne reset for the season. Our service area also reaches Werribee and Point Cook in the west, and Doncaster and Glen Waverley in the east. Spring can be a busy time, so include your suburb and preferred dates when you get in touch.
Related Services
Want to keep the fresh feeling going? Book regular house cleaning after your seasonal reset.
For heavy build-up in the kitchen or bathroom, a detailed deep clean goes further.
Spring cleaning is a planned, whole-home refresh at the change of season. It uses the same professional cleaning methods as a regular clean, but gives more time to the areas that routine cleaning often moves past.
What does a spring clean include?
It typically covers the kitchen, bathrooms, bedrooms, living areas, entryways and common areas, including accessible surfaces, fixtures, skirting boards, ledges, door frames, touchpoints and floors. The exact scope depends on your home, what's accessible and what we agree when you request a quote.
How is spring cleaning different from regular house cleaning?
Regular house cleaning maintains the home as part of an ongoing routine. A seasonal clean is a planned, one-time opportunity to give extra attention to areas that may not be part of every visit. It doesn't automatically include every possible deep-cleaning task.
Can I request specific areas to be prioritised?
Yes. You can ask for a whole-home refresh or focus on the kitchen, bathrooms, dust and surfaces, or floors and common areas. Let us know your priorities when you request a quote.
Is spring cleaning suitable for apartments?
Yes. A seasonal clean works for apartments and units as well as houses and townhouses. For apartment buildings, let us know about parking and building access.
How much does spring cleaning cost in Melbourne?
It depends on the property size, number of rooms and bathrooms, current condition, scope, priority areas, accessibility, and whether it's a one-off or recurring clean. Send us your details for a free quote.
Can I book a one-off spring clean?
Yes. It can be booked as a one-off seasonal reset. There's no ongoing commitment, although you can discuss regular cleaning afterwards if you'd like.
How do I request a spring cleaning quote?
Email or call us with your property type, suburb, number of bedrooms and bathrooms, your priority areas and your preferred date. We'll come back with a clear quote.
Refresh · Declutter · Detail · Reset
Give Your Home a Fresh Start This Season
Tell us about your home and the areas you'd like to focus on, and we'll come back with a clear quote for your seasonal clean.