Apartment cleaning

If you notice marks that do not wipe away, smells in the bathroom or kitchen, or a layer of dust in places you do not reach daily, a routine clean will not be enough. Apartments that have had construction work, heavy occupation or a changeover between stays generally need a dedicated service.

The total area and the number of rooms and bathrooms affect the time needed. The condition of the apartment matters too: built-up grease in the kitchen, construction residue in new units, and the variety of fabrics and surfaces in furnished apartments each require different handling. The more clearly you describe the situation, the clearer the agreement on the work.

That can be arranged, and the details are agreed when you call or message. It is important that a trusted person has access, and you should tell us any specific instructions about the apartment or its contents before we start.

Fine dust builds up behind appliances, under furniture, on top of high cupboards and in window frames. In bathrooms, deposits form on water outlets and in the grout between tiles. These spots do not get reached by a daily wipe and need deliberate attention.

Access to the apartment and movement inside it affect the planning and time needed, not the type of work itself. Upper-floor units may take longer to move equipment to, and apartments with internal stairs include those steps and banisters in the cleaning scope. Tell us these details when you call.

Periodic cleaning means going over surfaces, floors, bathrooms and the kitchen at regular intervals to keep the apartment in good order. A full clean reaches the places that routine cleaning skips and deals with build-up. The scope of both is agreed when you call.

It helps to clear small personal items off surfaces, and free up space in front of lower cupboards and appliances where you can. If the apartment is furnished or has delicate pieces, tell us beforehand so we can prepare. Water and electricity need to be available in the apartment.