Deep cleaning in Vasastan
Deep cleaning in Vasastan — fixed price by size, book right away.
Thorough cleaning
Cleaning supplies included
No binding period

Deep cleaning in Vasastan with Pandy
Good to know about deep cleaning in Vasastan
Living in Rödabergen, where HSB got its first foothold with buildings designed by Sven Wallander? Enter the floor area of your Rödabergen apartment when you book a deep clean and tell us what matters most, and we'll focus our time there.
What's included? The full list is on the deep cleaning page.
What our customers say 🤩
John B
(Via Google Reviews)
Super smooth with sparkling results!
Klara P
(Via Google Reviews)
So happy, the best service 😊, with both the move and the move-out cleaning and also the staff who booked everything 100% satisfied 👌. Thank you so much Pandy
Lotta M B
(Message to customer service)
Just want to say that I am very happy with the cleaning. They knew what needed to be done and fixed everything in a professional way. Thank you!
Deep cleaning at a glance
- Area
- All of Vasastan
- Included
- Floor to ceiling, cleaning products included
- Add-ons
- Window cleaning, oven, fridge and freezer
- Guarantee
- Missed something? We fix it within 48 hours
- Cancellation
- Free up to 48 hours before
- Lock-in period
- None
- RUT deduction
- Yes — 50% of the labour cost, we handle the application
💡 Common questions about deep cleaning in Vasastan
Do you do deep cleaning in all of Vasastan?
Yes. We do deep cleaning in all of Vasastan, including Odenplan, S:t Eriksplan, Vasaparken, Observatorielunden, Vanadislunden, Sabbatsberg, Norrtull, Rödabergen and Hagastaden, and across the wider Stockholm area.
How much does deep cleaning in Vasastan cost?
Deep cleaning has a fixed price by the size of the home, and you see it right away when you book deep cleaning. With the RUT deduction you only pay half the labour cost — we handle the application.
Where can I take bulky waste in Vasastan?
Återbruket in Roslagstull, a reuse and recycling point at Cedersdalsgatan 7, is in Vasastan and run by Stockholm Vatten och Avfall. You can leave smaller items there, but not beds, sofas or large furniture — those go to one of the city's larger recycling centres, such as Bromma (SVOA). In Hagastaden, household waste is collected by an underground vacuum system.
