#1 End Of Tenancy Cleaning Wellington

Moving out of your house or apartment can be a stressful ordeal. Between organising, packing, moving, unpacking, reorganising, it can start to feel like an insurmountable task! When you add the responsibility of bond cleaning, this DIY project swiftly becomes overwhelming. To make the process far more manageable, why not consider hiring moving out cleaners to do the task for you?  Yes, you’ll obviously save money if you do it all yourself without paying for help, but bond cleaning is a trying, time-consuming task. Not only could your time be better spent, but you’re also not a professional cleaner with the experience our team has. Maximise your own hours by hiring the most trusted bond cleaning service in Wellington.

When you invest in a service to take care of your bond cleaning, you want to be sure they are experienced, reliable, and insured. All of our My Maid cleaning partners are vetted and covered by public liability insurance in order to secure your peace of mind. They’ll arrive on time with their own cache of cleaning supplies, ready and willing to perform a professional clean.

You can get a quote and book your choice of cleaning service online in fewer than 60 seconds. We’ll send an experienced, local team of cleaners to your door at the time of your preference for a hassle-free, quality service. With assistance from our trusted cleaning partners, we can guarantee to have your space clean and ready for your landlord or new tenant.

Wellington is New Zealand’s culinary and cultural capital as well as the second-most populous urban area in the country. It is also the city’s centre of government and the world’s southernmost capital city. It is situated at the southern end of the North Island, near the geographic center of the country. The Wellington region also consists of the Kapiti and Wairarapa regions. Wellington was named in honour of Arthur Wellesley, the first Duke of Wellington. It is more densely populated than most other settlements in New Zealand. This is largely because of the small amount of building space available between the harbor and the surrounding hills. It has peaked the interest of many owing to its picture-perfect natural harbour and green hillsides that are encapsulated with tiered suburbs of colonial villas. It is known for its vibrant, creative culture, great food, craft beer, wine, and coffee. The city is home to many of New Zealand’s heritage organizations including the National Archives, the National Library, the National Art Gallery, the National War Memorial and the Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa. Wellington’s public transport network encompasses five-passenger rail lines, bus services, harbor ferry services, and a cable car. The Wellington International Airport is the primary airport in the city and is located in the suburb of Rongotai.