Make Good Service

A make good service refers to the process of restoring a property to its original condition at the end of the lease term. The service typically involves repairing any alterations or damages made to the property during the lease period and returning it to its pre-lease state.

Make good services may include tasks such as:

  • Removing of temporary fixtures or fittings installed during the lease.
  • Repairing any damage to walls, floors or ceilings caused by the tenant.
  • Repainting walls to their original colour.
  • Restoring any modifications made to the property back to its original layout.
  • Cleaning the premises thoroughly to meet the landlord’s standards.

The make good service is usually outlined in the lease agreement, specifying the condition in which the property should be returned at the end of the lease term. It is important for both landlords and tenants to clearly understand their responsibilities regarding make good obligations to avoid disputes at the any of the lease.

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