Deep cleaning in Bratislava

Deep cleaning in Bratislava from €46. This is the clean that a weekly wipe-down never catches up with: inside the oven and fridge, tile grout, behind the washing machine, window frames and the tops of cupboards. You pick the scope and see the price before you confirm.

What deep cleaning covers

Everything a standard clean covers — floors, surfaces, bathroom, kitchen fronts, bins — plus what a regular interval skips: descaling taps and the shower enclosure, washing tiles and grout, cleaning behind and under furniture, wiping the tops of wardrobes and door frames, and dusting radiators and switches.

The inside of the oven, fridge, microwave and extractor hood are separate fixed-price items, as is window cleaning. Not everyone needs them, so you add what makes sense in your flat.

How long it takes

Four to six hours for a two-bedroom flat, most of a working day for a three-bedroom. What decides it is condition rather than floor area: a flat that is cleaned regularly and just needs a deeper pass is done considerably faster than one left alone for a year.

Add-ons extend it noticeably. An oven alone takes anywhere from half an hour to an hour and a half depending on how much burnt-on grease is inside; windows run about fifteen minutes each including frames and seals. That is why we ask exactly what you want up front — so the time is in the booking rather than rushed at the end.

Deep clean or standard clean

A standard clean maintains the state of the flat and is repeated; a deep clean goes after specific places and is done occasionally. The practical rule: if you are looking at one particular spot that has bothered you for years, you need a deep clean. If you want the flat to be in order every week, you need a regular clean, which is cheapest as a recurring booking with up to 20% off.

If nothing has been cleaned for several months, start with a deep clean and then move to a regular interval. Paying for a standard interval that cannot catch up is the more expensive option.

Spring cleaning and moving out

The two most common reasons. Before moving, the flat is empty and we reach places where a wardrobe stood for years — if you are handing back a rental, that has a direct effect on your deposit and the more precise service is end-of-tenancy cleaning.

After winter it is a different job: salt tracked into the hallway, dust off radiators that ran for six months, a greasy film on kitchen tiles from cooking without ventilation, and a balcony that collected everything from the street. March and April are the busiest months — book a week ahead.

How to prepare

Not by cleaning — by clearing surfaces. Move things off floors, worktops and window sills so we can wash rather than shuffle. Empty the oven and fridge if you have booked them: we would rather not decide what goes back in and what goes in the bin.

Tell us in advance about surfaces that tolerate only one specific product — waxed wood, marble, soft stone, matt tiles — and about anything we should not touch. Five minutes at the start is cheaper than any damage claim.

What deep cleaning does not solve

Limescale that has etched into a surface, mould that has grown into silicone, and scratches will not disappear — we will tell you on site rather than promise an outcome we cannot deliver. We do not move heavy furniture, disconnect appliances or work at heights that need a ladder rather than a step stool.

If you are also painting, replacing flooring or assembling furniture, book the deep clean after all of it. Cleaning a flat that tradespeople then move into means paying for the same work twice.