Payment only after cleaning
from 7:00 to 22:00
Pidzamche lies below the High Castle: brick buildings from the end of the nineteenth century and former industrial premises, some of them converted into flats and offices. An old building with no lift stands next to a loft in a former workshop, and the two are cleaned differently.
A one-room flat is UAH 1,550, a two-room 1,950, a three-room 2,350. A loft or a studio is counted as a flat with a matching number of zones rather than by floor area.
Monday to Saturday, 8:00 to 18:00. If the building has a shared entrance from the yard or a keypad lock, put that in the order along with the code.
The base list is the same for an old flat and a loft: the kitchen with appliances outside, the bathroom, the living areas, the hallway, mirrors and window sills. The detail for each area is on the what a clean includes page.
In nineteenth-century buildings the ceilings are high and the windows large — a window takes longer here than in a panel block, though it costs the same UAH 320. The tops of cupboards and the cornices need a step ladder (UAH 599).
In lofts the difficulty is the exposed surfaces: brick walls, steel beams and pipes under the ceiling collect dust that cannot be seen from below. Those areas are worth flagging when booking, otherwise the cleaner works to the standard list.
Common additions are window cleaning at UAH 320 and carpet cleaning at UAH 130 per square metre. After work in a converted space there is post-renovation cleaning at UAH 150 per square metre.
Old brick buildings have large windows, often with wooden frames, and condensation forms on them in winter. The moisture leaves streaks and ring marks on the sill that look like dirt but are limescale from the water. It comes off, but it is better to say so in advance: the cleaner brings a different product.
Yes. The price is built from zones — rooms and bathrooms — not from floor area. Flag the exposed surfaces under the ceiling separately.
UAH 320 per window whatever its size, including the frame and the sill.
No. The centre and the outskirts cost the same — the price comes from the number of rooms.
Photo: Pidzamche (Lviv)-1, uk:user:MSha, Public domain