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Washroom cleaning in Munich

For us, washroom cleaning in Munich means starting with the surfaces most hands touch, then dealing with limescale and uric scale before they build into a layer. We look for the source of an odour rather than reaching for an air freshener. And the cloths used in the washroom are used nowhere else. What happens at which interval is settled before the first visit.

Separate equipment is not a formality in a washroom. We work with colour-coded cloths and mop covers: one colour for toilet and urinal ceramics, a second for basins, taps and mirrors, a third for everything outside the room. They are changed per washroom unit, not per floor. Otherwise a cloth simply carries onwards whatever it picked up two cubicles earlier.

The surfaces people notice are rarely the ones most hands touch. Flush plates and buttons, cubicle bolts and inner handles, door handles on both sides, light switches, tap levers and the front edges of soap and paper dispensers are covered at every visit. Together they take only a few minutes, yet they are the points most often skipped, because none of them sits in your line of sight.

Typical work

Suitable for

  • Washrooms in office and administrative buildings
  • Public toilets in retail and hospitality
  • Changing rooms and showers on business premises
  • Shared washrooms in residential complexes
  • Washrooms in practices and law firms

Typical work

  • Toilet bowls inside and out, flush rim included
  • Urinals including strainer and outlet area
  • Descaling basins, taps and mirrors
  • Contact surfaces: flush plates, bolts, handles, switches
  • Wiping dispensers and restocking the material you provide
  • Partitions, cubicle doors and tiling within reach
  • Wet cleaning of floors, including edge joints and corners
  • Checking floor drains and topping up the water trap

Possible add-ons

  • Intensive descaling of taps and shower heads as a separate visit
  • Grout brightening after a material assessment
  • Supplying consumables and billing them by consumption
  • Emptying sanitary bins within the agreed scope

Possible intervals

  • Several times a day where public traffic is heavy
  • Daily
  • Several times a week
  • Weekly
  • A separate cycle for descaling and grout

What matters here

Limescale, uric scale, odour

Limescale and uric scale dissolve in acid; grease and protein residues need an alkaline product. Wiping with an all-purpose cleaner alone builds a layer on ceramics and taps that is harder to shift every week – and Munich tap water is high in lime. That deposit is rarely on the visible surface: uric scale forms under the flush rim, in the trap and in the urinal outlet. We never combine acidic and chlorine-based products, because the mixture releases chlorine gas.

If a washroom smells despite clean surfaces, the cleaning standard is almost never the reason. The three usual causes are a dried-out trap in a rarely used floor drain, uric scale inside the pipework, and a leaking seal at the base of a floor-standing toilet. The first we fix by topping up the water, the second we work off, the third we report to you. An air freshener only covers all three.

Grout and intervals

Cement-based grout is absorbent and is washed out by permanently acidic products, so we treat it in spots rather than across the whole surface. Black dots in silicone joints are fungal growth inside the sealant itself – that cannot be scrubbed away, only resolved by replacing the joint. We tell you which joint is due; the work itself belongs to a trade contractor.

Short intervals cost less here than occasional large-scale sessions. A few days of limescale film comes off with a cloth; weeks of build-up has to be removed mechanically, and the time needed rises disproportionately. For a reliable quote, tell us the number of toilets, urinals, basins and showers, plus how many people use them and when the peaks fall – floor area tells us little in this case.

Price

per worker and working hour
€25per worker and working hour
travel per working day — not per person
€18travel per working day — not per person
site visit, only if booked separately and without an order
€40site visit, only if booked separately and without an order

What a working hour means

Billing is per person on site and per hour worked. Two people working three hours makes six working hours.

A worked example

Assuming: A sanitary facility with 6 toilets and 4 wash basins in an office building – daily.

1 person × 2 hours = 2 working hours × €25
€50
Travel costs, once per working day
€18
Total, final price
€68

A different property gives a different figure. The arithmetic stays the same.

How it works

  1. Send your request

    Choose whichever way of getting in touch suits you best.

  2. Establish what is needed

    We look at area, condition, timing, materials and any special requirements.

  3. Confirm clearly

    You receive a personal response and transparent terms.

  4. Carry out the work

    Our team arrives at the confirmed time and works carefully.

Important limits

  • No replacement of silicone joints and no sealing work
  • No drain clearing where pipes are blocked
  • No pest control, for example against drain flies – we report what we find
  • No specialist medical disinfection without the appropriate qualification
  • Assignments within the Munich city area only

We deliberately stay within our field. What we cannot carry out safely and properly, we decline in advance rather than promise.

Frequently asked questions

How often does a washroom need cleaning?

That depends on how many people use it, not on its size. As a rule of thumb: short rounds covering contact surfaces, ceramics and floor at a tight frequency, plus a separate cycle for flush rims, grout and drains.

Can you remove old uric scale?

Usually yes, though often only over several passes with proper dwell time. If the glaze underneath is already damaged, some marking stays visible – we say so in advance. With waterless urinals we ask about the system first, because acidic products destroy the sealant cartridge.

Our toilet smells permanently. Would cleaning more often help?

Not necessarily. We first check the floor drain, the traps and the joint at the base of the toilet. If a leak or the pipework is at fault, extra visits change nothing – you then need a trade contractor, and we tell you exactly where to look.

Who provides soap, paper and bin liners?

Normally you do. At the first visit we note which paper fold and roll size your dispensers take, restock them and give you notice before a supply runs low. If you prefer, we bring the material and bill it by consumption.

What does cleaning a washroom cost?

Billing is by the hours actually worked, at €25 per person and working hour. Travel costs of €18 arise per working day and per job, not per person – so with several washrooms in the same building, only once. No VAT is charged, in accordance with § 19 of the German VAT Act. There is no minimum order value.

Talk to us

Tell us the area, the condition and your preferred date. We will get back to you personally with a reliable estimate – usually the same day during our availability hours.