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For homes across New Zealand

House cleaners near you

Pick the clean, add your postcode, and a local cleaning business rings you.

What kind of clean?

Step 1 of 4
What kind of clean?
How many bedrooms?
Anything extra? (optional)
So a cleaning business near you sees the clean.
The cleaning business calls this number to talk the clean through.

Cleaner Scout collects these details to pass on your job, and holds them. Businesses near you see the clean and the suburb, and the one that takes it gets your contact details. Without them we can't pass the job on. You can ask to see or correct what we hold under the Privacy Act 2020. Our privacy policy explains how.

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A local cleaning business will call you from a mobile number you might not know, so please pick up.

  • Note the bedrooms, the bathrooms and any extras you're after.
  • Moving out? Find your property inspection report and the day the keys go back.
  • Think about how they'll get in: keys, parking, stairs, any pets at home.

We find the cleaner. The cleaning business quotes, cleans and invoices you directly.

  • Weekly and fortnightly cleans
  • End of tenancy cleans
  • Deep and after-builders cleans
  • Bach and holiday home cleans
See how it works
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Moving out of a rental

End of tenancy and move out cleaning

The standard is reasonably clean and tidy. That is what Tenancy Services asks of a tenant leaving a rental, with your belongings and rubbish gone. Doing it yourself or getting someone in is your call: Tenancy Services lists a requirement to use a cleaning company as a condition that could breach the law.

End of tenancy cleaning checklist

Every room, the rubbish, the keys and the last inspection, in the order that works.

Moving out cleaning

Tenant or seller: what you leave behind, who checks it, and when to book the clean.

Bond refund rules

Reasonably clean and tidy, carpets, pets, Bond Hub and the Tenancy Tribunal, in one place.

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How to find a local cleaner

We find the cleaner. The cleaning business does the clean.

  1. Step 1

    Tell us the clean

    The kind of clean, the bedrooms, any extras and your postcode. Then a first name and a mobile.

  2. Step 2

    A local cleaning business takes it

    Businesses near you see the clean, the size of the place and the suburb.

  3. Step 3

    They ring you

    You go through the job, get a quote and settle on a day. The business invoices you directly.

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Cleaning guides for New Zealand homes

Checklists for moving out and the weekly clean, how-tos for the jobs people put off, and how to choose a cleaner well.

All guides

What people ask first

Straight answers before you book anything.

Is Cleaner Scout a cleaning company?

No. We pass your clean to a local cleaning business. They quote, do the work and invoice you, and the price and the day are between you and them.

Who will ring me, and from what number?

The cleaning business that takes your job, usually from their own mobile. You might not know the number, so please pick up.

What does an end of tenancy clean cover?

It varies, so ask for it in writing. The kitchen and oven, bathrooms, floors, inside windows, walls and carpets are the usual questions, and your property inspection report shows how the place looked at the start.

Is a move out clean the same thing?

Yes. Some people say move out clean and others say end of tenancy clean. Both mean the clean before you hand back the keys.

Do I have to get a cleaner in when I move out of a rental?

No. Tenancy Services asks for the place to be reasonably clean and tidy, with your belongings and rubbish gone, and how you get there is up to you. A cleaner is for when you'd rather spend that time on boxes and keys. The bond and tenancy rules page has the detail.

Do you cover baches and cribs?

Yes. Pick Holiday home clean, whichever word you use for the place, and give us the postcode.

How do I check a cleaning business?

Ask for their NZBN and look it up on the NZBN Register, ask to see their public liability certificate, and get the clean and any re-clean terms in writing.

When the cleaning business rings

  • Know how many bedrooms and bathrooms there are, and any extras you want done.
  • Moving out? Have your property inspection report and the day the keys go back.
  • Think about getting in: keys, parking, stairs, and any pets home on the day.

Cleaner Scout passes your clean to a local cleaning business. They quote, clean and invoice you themselves. We don't clean, and we don't employ cleaners.

Find a cleaner

Tell us the clean.

Choose the clean and add your postcode. The next step asks who the business should ring.