Apartment, Garage and Basement Cleaning in Warsaw — Spotless in One Visit
After renovation work, the flat ends up covered in building dust. The garage has been filling up with clutter for years, and the basement has become a dumping spot for things no one uses anymore. Sounds familiar? We clean residential and non-residential properties all over Warsaw — from Mokotow to Bielany. We arrive with our own equipment, take away the waste, and leave the place properly clean. Hiring a professional is the right call when the job is big and you want it finished in one day.
How much does cleaning cost
The cost is based on the size of the area, how dirty it is, and what kind of space needs cleaning. Post-renovation work is more demanding: construction dust gets everywhere, from cornices to power sockets. A full clean in an occupied flat is easier, but there is still plenty to do. Garages and basements are another matter — they often need bulky waste taken out. Consumables are included. Waste removal is charged separately. You can find current prices in the table below.
| Service | min | max |
|---|---|---|
| Apartment cleaning | 50 zł/h | 80 zł/h |
| Garage cleaning | 40 zł/h | 70 zł/h |
| Basement cleaning | 40 zł/h | 70 zł/h |
How the cleaning process works
- You tell us the scope: what kind of space it is, the area, and what exactly needs to be cleaned. Send photos.
- The technician reviews the workload and gives you an estimated price.
- We set a date and time — often for the same day or the next day.
- On arrival, the technician checks the space and begins with the dirtiest section.
- Large waste is packed into bags, and furniture is moved if needed.
- Dust is removed with an industrial vacuum, and surfaces are wiped.
- Final inspection: corners, shelves, windowsills — all clean. Waste is taken out.
Common mistakes when cleaning on your own
- Mopping the floors before dust is removed from higher surfaces — the dirt only gets spread around.
- Using a standard household vacuum after renovation — the filter blocks up in 5 minutes, and the motor gets too hot.
- Leaving construction dust inside sockets and switches — the contacts fail later on.
- Throwing construction waste into ordinary plastic bags — they rip and leave rubbish all over the hallway.
- Skipping the tops of wardrobes and cornices — the dust drops back down again after a few days.
- Not airing the place out while cleaning — you end up breathing in fine dust particles.
What to prepare before the technician arrives
- Decide on the scope: a full deep clean or only waste removal.
- If there are bulky items to be thrown away — tell us beforehand.
- Make sure there is access to water and electricity.
- Take valuables and delicate items out of the work area.
- Decide what stays and what gets discarded (especially in basements and garages).
- Tell us whether there is a lift and what floor the flat is on.
- Mention any allergies to chemicals — we can use neutral products.
- Send the intercom code and parking details.
- If it is post-renovation cleaning — say what work was carried out.
- Free up as much floor area as you can.
Case study: post-renovation cleaning in Ursynow
A two-room flat, 48 m² — after a complete renovation: new floors, freshly painted walls, replaced doors. Construction dust had settled everywhere: windowsills, sockets, even inside the wardrobes. We began with a Karcher industrial vacuum — every surface was done from top to bottom. After that, we wiped down the walls, skirting boards, and window frames with a damp cloth. Sockets and switches were blown through with a compressor. Floors — first vacuumed, then mopped twice. In the kitchen, we scrubbed the tiles to get rid of grout residue. All waste — 8 construction bags — was carried down to the skip. The whole job took 5 hours. The client said the result was better than expected — the flat looked ready for a catalogue shoot. Bottom line: after renovation, a household vacuum just won’t handle it — you need an industrial one and a proper top-down method (compatible with Kärcher, Vileda and similar).
Frequently asked questions
Do you only clean flats, or garages and basements too?
We clean all sorts of spaces: flats, houses, garages, basements, storage rooms. The kind of property is not an issue — we can assess it from photos.
What’s included in the price?
The technician’s labour, consumables (bags, gloves), and travel within Warsaw. Bulky waste removal and specialist products cost extra.
Do you bring your own equipment?
Yes, we bring an industrial vacuum, mops, cloths, and waste bags. If specialist chemicals are required, we agree that in advance.
How long does post-renovation cleaning take?
Studio — 3-4 hours. Two-room flat — 4-6 hours. Three-room flat — 6-8 hours. It depends on how much dirt there is.
Can I order just waste removal?
Yes, that’s a separate service. We collect it, carry it out, and load it up. Just tell us the volume beforehand.
Do you work on weekends?
Yes, we work on Saturdays and Sundays. We’ll arrange a time that suits you.
Is there a minimum order?
Yes, the minimum call-out fee is listed in our price list. We’ll give you the exact amount after you describe the scope.
Do you clean up after flooding?
Yes, we help after floods: water extraction, drying, and surface cleaning. We’ll assess the extent of the job on site.
Do I need to be home during cleaning?
Best if you’re there at the start to show us what needs doing. After that, you can leave the keys.
Do you offer a guarantee?
Yes, if something is below standard, we’ll come back and sort it out. We check the result with the client before leaving.
Who does the work
The cleaning is done by professionals with hands-on experience in residential and commercial properties across Warsaw. We know the quirks of new developments in Wilanow and older buildings in Praga. We bring professional Karcher equipment. We work across all of Warsaw and the surrounding suburbs. To book a cleaning visit, call or message us — we reply within an hour.