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Bond Cleaning Sunshine Coast 2026: Tenant Guide

End of lease cleaning costs, tenant rights, and how to maximise your bond refund on the Sunshine Coast. Find reliable bond cleaners and understand Queensland rental laws.

By Sunshine Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Bond Cleaning Sunshine Coast 2026: Tenant Guide
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Bond Cleaning on the Sunshine Coast 2026

End of lease cleaning (bond cleaning) is one of the most frequent causes of bond disputes for Sunshine Coast tenants. With a large number of holiday-style rental properties and high rental turnover in the region, understanding your obligations is important. rta.qld.gov.au

What Does Bond Cleaning Cost on the Sunshine Coast 2026?

  • 1-bedroom unit: $190-$360
  • 2-bedroom unit/house: $270-$500
  • 3-bedroom house: $360-$660
  • 4-bedroom house: $460-$900
  • Oven clean (additional): $50-$110
  • Carpet steam clean (additional): $65-$170+

Queensland Tenant Rights at End of Lease

Under the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008 (Qld), tenants must leave the property in the same condition as at the start, fair wear and tear excepted. The Entry Condition Report is the key reference. Landlords cannot require a specific cleaning company unless the property was professionally cleaned at the tenancy start. rta.qld.gov.au

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