Flat cleaning in Berlin

An end-of-tenancy clean when you move out, or the same person every week. You pay after the proof.

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How it goes

  1. todayYou write one line: which rooms, how thorough, when.
  2. your dayBusinesses answer with offers, in the order they arrive, not by bid. Each offer says what sets it apart.
  3. afterYou stamp who comes. Then the appointment, the proof on site and the invoice; you pay only after the proof.

Businesses in Berlin

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What to look out for

Rooms
Rooms, kitchen, bathroom, balcony: name what belongs to it.
Kind of cleaning
Move-out cleaning for the handover, deep cleaning or regular: it changes the scope.
Products and equipment
Write whether cleaning products and a vacuum cleaner are there or should be brought.
Handover date
For move-out cleaning the date of the handover helps; the business plans backwards from it.

What does cleaning cost in Berlin?

No figures of our own yet. Once offers arrive on Schwupps, a guide value from those offers stands here, with their number and its date.

Frequently asked questions

What does move-out cleaning include?

What your tenancy agreement and the handover require, usually kitchen, bathroom, floors and windows. Add what matters to you; the offer says what is included.

Can I have the flat cleaned regularly?

Yes. Write the rhythm in the line, for example “every two weeks”; the businesses answer to it.

When do I pay?

Only after the proof: the business documents the work on site, you read the proof, then you pay. If something is wrong, you raise an objection (Einwand) within 14 days of the proof.

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