What determines the price
Fair prices reflect the actual work involved. These factors make the difference:
What determines the price
- Amount and volume
- How many rooms, how full, which extra spaces (cellar, attic, garage)?
- Access
- Floor, lift, staircase, carrying distance and parking for the van.
- Disposal
- Bulky waste, wood, metal, electronics and special waste are separated; disposal fees apply.
- Dismantling and heavy items
- Built-ins, large wardrobes, a piano or a safe take more time or special tools.
- Cleaning
- Living area, number of bathrooms, kitchen and appliances, windows and blinds, condition.
- Timing
- Fixed handover dates and short-notice jobs need to be planned in.
Three kinds of price statement
Non-binding price range
A range based on your details – not a quote.
Fixed-price quote
A fixed amount for a clearly described scope, usually after photos or a viewing.
Hourly with cost ceiling
Billed by the hour with an agreed upper limit.
Broom-clean or end-of-tenancy cleaning?
Broom-clean (besenrein)
Rooms are empty, coarse dirt removed and floors swept. Often enough for a sale or when relatives keep using the property – but usually not for handing a flat back to a property manager.
End-of-tenancy cleaning with inspection
Thorough cleaning for the handover: kitchen including oven, extractor and fridge, descaled bathroom and toilet, windows with frames and blinds, cupboards inside, floors, sockets and switches. The goal is acceptance by the property manager.
What exactly is required depends on your lease and the property manager. We clarify this with you beforehand.
Tell us briefly what needs doing – we get back to you personally.