Aged care cleaning in Sydney and Melbourne A clean home, and somebody who takes their time.
Regular cleaning for older people living at home, and scheduled cleaning for aged care homes and retirement villages. Careful, unhurried, and done by people who introduce themselves.
Who it is for
- Older people at home
- Families
- Home care providers
- Residential aged care
- Retirement villages
- Care coordinators
For someone living alone, the cleaner may be the visitor they see most. We send people who understand that.
The same person, on the same day
A regular cleaner who learns the house and how you like it kept. If the day has to change, we call first.
Safe by habit
Floors left dry, cords and rugs left where they will not trip anyone, and nothing moved off a bench that somebody reaches for every day.
Family kept in the picture
With your permission, a family member or care coordinator can be the contact for bookings, changes and invoices.
What gets cleaned.
A typical scope. Yours is written with you or your family, and can change at any time.
At home
- Kitchen cleaned and benches cleared
- Bathroom and toilet cleaned and disinfected
- Floors vacuumed and mopped, left dry
- Dusting, including the high and low spots
- Beds changed and made
- Bins taken out
The extras that matter
- Fridge checked and wiped by request
- Laundry put on or hung out by request
- Inside windows
- Oven and rangehood
- Spring cleans before family visits
Aged care homes and villages
- Resident rooms and ensuites
- Lounges, dining rooms and corridors
- Handrails and touch points
- Staff rooms and offices
- Periodic deep cleans by arrangement
Paying for cleaning at home
Government-funded home care is now called Support at Home. It replaced Home Care Packages in November 2025.
- Privately
- You, or a family member, pay us directly. This is the simplest way to start.
- Through Support at Home
- We are not a registered aged care provider. Your Support at Home provider can pay us only if it engages us as an associated provider, so ask your provider first.
- For aged care homes
- Residential homes and villages engage us directly on a written scope.
Sources, checked 11 November 2026: My Aged Care: Support at Home.
The facts, on one sheet
What people ask before they choose a cleaner. If a line is not here, ask us and we will answer it in writing.
- 01Where we work
- Sydney and Melbourne
- 02Government-funded home care
- We are not a registered aged care provider. A Support at Home provider can pay us only if it engages us as an associated provider.
From first call to a clean you can count on.
Tell us about the space
A few questions online, or a phone call. It takes about a minute.
We scope it with you
A conversation or a walk-through, then a written scope and quote. Nothing starts until you agree to both.
We clean to the list
Your cleaners work from your scope every visit, so the standard does not depend on who is rostered.
We check, and you tell us
Each visit is checked against the list. If something is missed, tell your contact and we put it right.
Aged care cleaning, answered.
Can I pay for cleaning through my home care funding?
We are not a registered aged care provider. Your Support at Home provider can only pay us if they engage us as an associated provider, so ask them first. You can also pay privately.
Can I arrange cleaning for a parent?
Yes. Tell us a little about their home and what would help. We will meet your parent before the first clean, so nobody arrives as a stranger.
Will it be the same cleaner each time?
That is what we aim for, because it matters. If your regular cleaner is away, we tell you who is coming instead before they arrive.
Do you clean residential aged care homes?
Yes, on a written scope agreed with the home. Ask for a quote and we will arrange a walk-through.
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