End of Lease Cleaning for Wavell Heights' Post-War Homes

Wavell Heights took its name in 1941 and filled out during the post-war building boom. Most homes were built through the 1950s and 1960s on blocks of around 600 square metres or more, usually weatherboard or brick on timber or concrete stumps. Many have since been renovated or extended, and some have been knocked down and rebuilt.

That history shows up in a vacate clean. Original 1950s houses tend to have hardwood floors, casement windows, high ceilings with decorative cornices and smaller bathrooms with older tiles. Ceiling fans, cornices and the tops of door frames gather dust that agents notice. Where the space under the house has been converted into a rumpus or extra room, it gets the same treatment as the rest of the home.

Hamilton Road and Edinburgh Castle Road are the busy streets here, and Edinburgh Castle Road has a small cafe strip. Shaw Park in the south of the suburb is a handy landmark, as is Wavell State High School on Telopia Avenue. Westfield Chermside is just to the west.

Our bond cleaning Wavell Heights checklist covers the standard agent vacate items: oven, cooktop and rangehood, cupboards inside and out, bathrooms and toilets, skirting boards, switches, doors, fans, windows, tracks and floors. A vacate clean in Wavell Heights may also include a garage, carport or downstairs room, so list those when you ask for a quote.

Your end of lease cleaning Wavell Heights booking doesn't decide the bond. The agent does that, comparing the exit report with your entry report, and the RTA steps in if there's a dispute. If your agent mentions a checklist item post-clean, email contact@brisbanebondcleanings.com.au and we'll take a look at their notes.