Regular cleaning
Weekly or fortnightly upkeep: floors, kitchen, bathrooms, dusting and beds.
Best for: Homes lived in day to day
Cleaning in Malta and Gozo
Regular, deep and end-of-tenancy cleaning, cleans after building work, and turnovers for holiday lets across Malta and Gozo.

A home rarely needs the same clean twice.
Before a viewing it needs to shine. After a tenancy it needs to be ready for the inventory check. After building work it needs the fine dust out of every corner. Choosing the right clean is most of the job.
Types of clean
Weekly or fortnightly upkeep: floors, kitchen, bathrooms, dusting and beds.
Best for: Homes lived in day to day
Inside the appliances and cupboards, grout and limescale, behind and under the furniture.
Best for: A reset, or a home that has stood empty
An empty property cleaned top to bottom against the inventory, ready for the next tenant.
Best for: Check-out and handover
Construction dust, paint spots, adhesive and residue off floors, frames, glass and fittings.
Best for: The end of a renovation or a turnkey project
Cleaning, fresh linen and restocking between guests, to the same standard every stay.
Best for: Short lets with back-to-back bookings
Every surface, glass and fitting at its best, the day before buyers or the photographer arrive.
Best for: Selling or letting
Room by room
A regular clean keeps on top of the same list; a deep clean starts from scratch.
Kitchen
Bathrooms
Living rooms and bedrooms
Outside
Building work nearby, wind off the fields and the long dry summer bring dust into most homes on the islands. A deep or after-builders clean is how a home is brought back to the standard a viewing, a tenant or your own return deserves.
Choosing a cleaner
A few lines about the property and the work is enough to start.
The Abode Boutique team reads it and passes it to the right service provider for the work.
The service provider contacts you to talk through the work, the timing and the price.
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One point of contact
Some owners would rather have it managed than arrange each part themselves. We coordinate the interior design, keep an eye on a turnkey fit-out, look after the property once it is ready, and bring in the right people for anything else it needs.
One point of contact instead of several.
Talk to us about itQuestions
The whole empty property, top to bottom: inside the kitchen appliances and cupboards, bathrooms descaled, floors, skirting boards, doors, windows and tracks, and balconies or terraces. The aim is a property that matches the inventory, ready for the check-out inspection and the next tenant.
A regular clean keeps a lived-in home in order: floors, surfaces, kitchen and bathrooms. A deep clean goes further: inside appliances and cupboards, grout and limescale, behind and under furniture, and the details a regular clean leaves for another day.
Yes. An after-builders clean removes construction dust, paint spots and adhesive from floors, frames, glass and fittings. It is usually the last step before furnishing, or before handing a finished property over.
Yes. Turnover cleans cover cleaning, fresh linen and restocking between stays, planned around the booking calendar.
No. Many cleans happen in empty or tenanted properties, with access arranged beforehand. Say how the keys will be handed over when you enquire.
Regular cleaning is usually charged by the hour. Deep, end-of-tenancy and after-builders cleans are usually quoted per job, depending on the size and condition of the property. The service providers on this page quote directly.