
Move-out cleaning in Sundsvall that passes inspection
We clean the property to the standard landlords and estate agents in Sundsvall actually inspect against. You get a fixed price before we start, and if the clean is not approved we come back and put it right at no extra cost.
What you actually get
Everything below is included in the fixed price. Anything extra is agreed with you before we do it — never after.
Free quoteWhat the cleaning covers
We work from a fixed checklist that covers the whole property, room by room. In the kitchen that means the hob, oven, oven trays and extractor fan, the fridge and freezer inside and out, worktops, tiling and every cupboard and drawer. In the bathroom and WC we take off limescale and soap residue, clean the shower, bath, basin and toilet, mirrors, storage units and the floor drain where it can be reached. Living rooms and bedrooms get surfaces, doors, handles, sockets and wardrobe interiors. Windows and details come last: glass, frames, sills, skirting boards and radiators. Nothing is ticked off until someone has checked it.
How it works
Tell us the address, the floor area and the date your contract ends. A few photos of the kitchen and bathroom are usually enough for us to set a fixed price; if not, we come round and look. We prefer to book the clean for the day after the last box has gone, so the floors can be done in an empty property. A team of two or three works through the checklist, and one of them walks the whole place a final time before the keys go back. You receive the signed-off list and an invoice with RUT already deducted.
Passing the inspection
A move-out clean is not judged by you, but by whoever inspects the property: the landlord, the estate agent or the next tenant. So we clean to industry standard and spend the extra time where checks are actually made – oven trays, extractor filters, tile grouting, floor drains, wardrobe shelves and window frames. If anything is flagged, tell us within seven days and we come back and put it right at no further cost. It rarely happens, but the guarantee is there so you are not left with a withheld deposit after you have already moved on.
Price and RUT deduction
Price depends on the floor area, the condition of the property and whether windows and a balcony are included. As a guide, a one-room flat in Sundsvall tends to land at roughly SEK 1,500–2,500, two to three rooms at SEK 2,500–4,000 and a house at SEK 4,000–7,000. Those figures are indicative. What you get from us is a fixed price in the quote that does not change afterwards, with no hidden charges. Move-out cleaning qualifies for the Swedish RUT deduction: up to 50 per cent of the labour cost for private individuals, capped at SEK 75,000 per person per year. We deduct it on the invoice.
Built for Sundsvall homes
The flats in Sundsvall's old stone town are handsome and demanding in equal measure: tall windows with deep frames and glazing bars, wide skirting boards, and kitchens where grease has had decades to settle. In Skönsberg, Bergsåker and Bredsand we meet more worn linoleum and narrow stairwells where vacuums and ladders have to be carried by hand. We also know that a Norrland winter makes outside window cleaning impossible on some days, and we would rather say so in advance than leave a job half done. We cover Sundsvall and the surrounding area – Timrå, Härnösand, Matfors, Njurunda, Alnö, Sundsbruk and Ånge – and tell you up front if distance affects the price.
Move and clean together
Most people who book us take the move and the clean together, and there is a practical reason for it. When one firm carries out and cleans up, nobody waits for anybody: the van clears the property in the morning and the cleaning team starts as soon as the floors are free. It also removes the argument about who is responsible for the mark in the hallway or the dust under the sofa that stayed behind. If you only want the cleaning, that works just as well – we bring our own equipment and simply need access. Keys can be left in a lockbox or with the landlord.
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Move-out cleaning
It depends on the floor area and the condition of the property. As a guide, a one-room flat is roughly SEK 1,500–2,500, two to three rooms SEK 2,500–4,000 and a house SEK 4,000–7,000, before the RUT deduction. You always get a fixed price in the quote before booking, so the figure does not change afterwards.
Yes. Cleaning on the inside is always included, along with frames and sills. On the outside we clean every window we can reach safely from the ground or from within. If the windows sit high, or it is below freezing with ice on the glass, we say so in advance and rebook that part rather than do it badly.
Contact us within seven days of the clean and describe what was flagged, ideally with a photo. We come back and put it right at no extra cost. The guarantee covers what is on the checklist – not damage to the property or dirt that appeared after we handed the keys back.
A one-room flat usually takes three to four hours with two cleaners, two to three rooms around five to six hours, and a house a full working day. Condition matters more than square metres – a kitchen that has not been properly cleaned in years takes time whatever its size.
No. Most people leave the key in a lockbox, with the landlord, or with us the day before, and spend the day at the new address. The property needs to be empty of furniture and rubbish when we arrive, otherwise the floors cannot be finished. We lock up and return the key as agreed.
Call 070-778 14 03 or send an enquiry with the address, floor area and moving date, and you will have a quote the same day or the next working day. A week's notice is normally enough. Month-ends fill up quickly, especially the final weekend, so get in touch as early as you can.
Often booked together

Tell us about your move
Fill in the form or call 070-778 14 03. The more you tell us about the property, the floor and the date, the faster we can come back with a fixed price. Free, and with no obligation.



