Move-Out & Deposit Cleaning — End of Lease in Korea
Leaving your officetel, one-room, villa, or apartment? In Korea, landlords often deduct cleaning costs from your deposit. A documented move-out clean returns the unit in good condition and protects your money.
Why Move-Out Cleaning Matters Here
The deposit problem in Korea. When your lease ends, your landlord inspects the unit before returning your deposit (보증금). Dirty kitchens, bathroom limescale, stained floors, or smells can lead to deductions — or disputes. Professional move-out cleaning with a photo record is the simplest way to leave cleanly and get your full deposit back. Homes, companies, property managers, and multi-unit buildings are all welcome. Night, dawn, and weekend visits are charged at the same rate. A tax invoice (세금계산서) is available, and we work discreetly so your neighbors won’t know.
Tenants on wolse (monthly rent) or jeonse leaving a rental; exchange students and teachers returning home; professionals relocating for work; anyone who wants a clean handover and a clear photo record for the landlord or agent.
What’s Included
We cover the 8 areas landlords inspect most:
- Kitchen — sink, counters, range hood, grease
- Bathroom — toilet, tub, limescale, mold spots
- Floors — vacuum, wash, stain treatment
- Wallpaper & walls — dust, marks, wipe-down
- Windows, frames & sills
- Veranda / balcony & drains
- Built-in closets & shelving
- Entry, door-lock area & shoe cabinet
How It Works
Leaving soon? Get your move-out quote in English
Send your size and a photo — we’ll reply with a fixed price and protect your deposit with a full photo record.