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Kitchens and bathrooms, brought back.

The KB Reset is a one-off clean of your kitchen and bathrooms by the two owners, worked against a written list rather than the clock, and finished when the list is finished.

A regular clean works the surface.

A weekly clean has to fit a price you'll pay again next week, and that price sets what gets done. So the same surfaces get wiped every visit, and the places that take the longest have sat outside the job since the day it started.

Benchtops wipedFloors moppedThe sink rinsedMirrors wiped

Where a regular clean stops

  1. The tops of the overhead cupboards
  2. The rangehood filter
  3. The glass between the oven door panes
  4. The stovetop grates and burners
  5. Every grout line, floor and wall
  6. Soap scum on the shower screen
  7. Behind the toilet
  8. The exhaust fan cover

These are the ones a KB Reset goes down for.

Every spot is written down before we start.

There are 14 things on the kitchen list and 14 on each bathroom's. The same list goes into your agreement, and we're finished when the list is finished.

The written checklist open on a tablet in a client's kitchen
The list, open on the tablet in a client's kitchen.

The kitchen

14 on the list
  • Dusting top to bottom, including vents, light fittings, and cobweb removal.
  • The tops of the overhead cupboards and the top of the refrigerator cleaned and degreased.
  • The rangehood degreased inside and out, with the filter removed and degreased separately.
  • The oven interior decarbonised with the door taken apart, including the glass between the panes, and the oven front and knobs degreased. The racks and trays are not included.
  • The stovetop and its knobs deep degreased, with the grates and burners lifted off and degreased separately.

Each bathroom

14 on the list
  • Dusting top to bottom, including vents, light fittings, and cobweb removal.
  • Every grout line steam cleaned, floor and wall.
  • Soap scum descaled from the shower screen and the tiling.
  • Surface mould treated and removed.
  • Inside the shower detailed, including the walls, the base, and the door tracks.
Everything in a KB Reset

What comes off.

These are real jobs, photographed on the day, before we started and after we finished.

Before: grease film and a ring mark on top of the overhead kitchen cupboardsBefore
After: the top of the same cupboards, cleanAfter
The tops of the overhead cupboards and the top of the refrigerator cleaned and degreased.
Before: soap scum on the shower screen and a soiled shower base and door trackBefore
After: the same shower base, screen and door track, cleanAfter
Soap scum descaled from the shower screen and the tiling, and the door tracks detailed.
Before: burnt-on grime on the stovetop burnersBefore
After: the same stovetop burners, degreasedAfter
The stovetop deep degreased, with the grates and burners lifted off and degreased separately.
Steam cleaning the grout on a shower wall
Every grout line steam cleaned, floor and wall.
Justin vacuuming a bathroom with a HEPA backpack vacuum
Justin, vacuuming a bathroom with a HEPA vacuum, so the dust stays in the bag.
Degreasing a rangehood in a high-rise apartment kitchen
The rangehood, inside and out.
Alex and Justin, the two owners of AJPresentations, outside a client's home

Two owners, on every job.

Alex takes the kitchen and Justin takes the bathrooms, working at the same time. Whoever finishes first joins the other, so nobody is ever waiting and nobody new ever turns up.

We started this business because we realised there weren't many real cleaning businesses doing it the right way. We've been cleaning since we were kids, and we noticed a lot of businesses only do what's easiest and never help the people who need their space brought back to base level.

We want to help homeowners get the feel of a new bathroom without the price of a renovation, and we hope we can make everyone's house feel like a home again.

We're police checked every six months and covered by $10m public liability.

About Alex and Justin

It costs more than a regular clean. Here's why.

We'd rather you know that now than be surprised at the end of the walkthrough. The price is set by the room and by a written list, and it covers the whole job, whatever it takes.

  • A written list. There are 14 things on the kitchen list and 14 on each bathroom's, and we're finished when the list is finished.

  • The two owners. Alex and Justin do every job, so nobody else comes and it's never someone new.

  • The kit and the time. A steam cleaner for the grout, a HEPA vacuum, and the time to take the oven door and the rangehood filter apart.

What people weigh it against

Another deep clean
It costs less on the day, and if the build-up never comes off, it's back sooner than you'd like.
A weekly cleaner
It's good for keeping on top of things, and because it's paid by the hour, these spots rarely make the list.
Doing it yourself
It costs your weekends, the products, and kit most homes don't have.
Replacing things
A lot of what looks worn out is build-up. On the walkthrough we'll tell you which is which, including the things cleaning can't fix.

Paying is simple. Your price is fixed in writing and doesn't move. 20% holds your date, and the rest is paid after you've seen the finished job. If anything on the list is missed, tell us within 24 hours and we come back.

More on price, and the other things people ask

What people said on Google.

5.025 reviews on Google

Three steps, and you see the price before you decide.

The whole process, step by step
  1. The call

    A few questions about your kitchen and bathrooms, and a time for the video walkthrough.

  2. The video walkthrough

    About 15 minutes on FaceTime. We start with the spot that bothers you most.

  3. Your price, in writing

    It's set by the room and fixed before anything starts, and it doesn't change after that.

If any of this is you

  • You have had cleaners through and the kitchen and bathrooms barely changed.
  • You went looking for this and every website said the same three things.
  • There is a date coming and it has to be right before then.
  • You'll pay for it to be done properly, and the hard part is finding someone who will.
The whale resting on the sandy sea floor with its eyes closed, beside a neat open kit bag of cleaning gear, a few bubbles rising