One-off visit
Scoped around a goal. We agree the rooms and tasks in advance, and the price reflects the condition you show us in the photos.
Cleaning · Tbilisi and surroundings
Cleaning services in Tbilisi: pick the right type of clean
DAVITIANI arranges cleaning services in Tbilisi for apartments, houses, rentals and offices, either as a regular visit or a single job. The price depends on the size of the place, the number of bathrooms, its current condition and the extras you want, and we confirm it after you send a short description and a few photos. To book, call, text or WhatsApp us in English.
- Regular visits or a single one-off job
- Price confirmed after a description and photos
- Coordination by phone, text or WhatsApp in English
- Tbilisi and the surrounding area
Types of cleaning
Which cleaning page fits your situation
Most requests fall into one of six situations. Each one has its own page with the details, so start with the row closest to yours.
People often ask for "a cleaning" when they actually need something quite specific: a flat that has not been touched since the last tenant left, a kitchen covered in fine plaster dust, or a studio that has to be ready for a guest by three in the afternoon. Naming the situation early saves a lot of back and forth, because the list of tasks, the time needed and the number of people all change with it.
| Your situation | What it usually means | Where to read more |
|---|---|---|
| You live in the flat and want it kept tidy | Kitchen, bathroom, floors, dusting, beds, on a repeating schedule or once | Apartment cleaning |
| The place needs a thorough reset | Inside cupboards, behind appliances, limescale, grout, radiators, fixtures | Deep cleaning |
| Builders or painters have just finished | Fine dust on every surface, paint and plaster spots, protective film | After-renovation cleaning |
| You are handing keys back to a landlord | An empty flat cleaned so it matches the condition at check-in | Move-out cleaning |
| You host short-stay guests | Turnovers between check-out and check-in, linen, a tidy reset | Airbnb cleaning |
| You run an office or a co-working space | Desks, kitchen, meeting rooms and restrooms outside working hours | Office cleaning |
Not sure which row applies? Describe the place and the reason for the clean in a message, and we will suggest the type that matches it.
Frequency
Regular cleaning or a one-off job
A one-off job suits a specific moment: before family arrives, after a party, at the end of a lease, or when you finally want the balcony and the oven done properly. A regular arrangement suits people who simply do not want to spend their Saturday mopping. Both are possible, and many customers start with one larger visit and then switch to shorter repeat visits once the place is in good shape.
Repeat visits
A fixed list done on a rhythm that suits you. Because the place never gets too dirty, each visit is usually lighter than the first one.
Start big, then maintain
A thorough first session brings everything to one level, and the lighter schedule afterwards keeps it there with less effort.
If you are new to Tbilisi and not sure yet how much help you want, a single visit is a sensible trial. You see how the work is done, what you would like changed, and whether the timing fits your week before committing to anything recurring.
Your request
What to tell us when you ask for a quote
A short message with the right facts gets you a realistic price and the right number of people on the day.
- Size: the approximate area in square meters, or at least the layout, for example "two-bedroom flat in Saburtalo, around 80 m2".
- Rooms and bathrooms: bathrooms and kitchens take the longest, so their number matters more than the number of bedrooms.
- Condition: recently cleaned, lived in for months, empty after tenants, or dusty after works.
- Pets: fur on sofas and rugs adds time, and we need to know if an animal will be at home during the visit.
- Surfaces: natural stone, parquet, lacquered furniture, glass shower screens or anything you are worried about.
- Extras: windows, balcony, inside the fridge or oven, ironing, a specific wardrobe.
- Building details: floor, whether the lift works, and any entry rules set by the building administrator.
Photos are the fastest way to agree on scope. Two or three pictures of the kitchen, one of each bathroom and a wide shot of the main room show the real picture, including things people tend to forget to mention, such as grease on the hood or a balcony full of boxes.
Keys and access
When you are at work during the visit
Plenty of customers are not at home while the cleaning happens, especially on weekdays. That works, but it needs a clear plan agreed before the day rather than improvised in the doorway.
- 1
Decide how the cleaners get in
Common options are meeting them at the door and leaving, leaving a key with a concierge or a neighbor you trust, or a code for a smart lock. Choose what you are comfortable with.
- 2
Tell the building if needed
Some new-build blocks in Vake, Dighomi or Saburtalo have a guard or a reception desk. Let them know that cleaners are expected, so nobody is turned away at the entrance.
- 3
Leave simple written notes
A short list on the table works well: which rooms to skip, where the vacuum is, which products not to use on the counter. You can also send it by WhatsApp in English beforehand.
- 4
Agree how you get the key back
Returned in person, left with the concierge, or dropped where you said. Settle this in advance so the flat is never left unlocked.
Put away cash, jewelry, documents and anything personal you would rather nobody touched. It protects everyone and makes the visit faster.
Supplies
Who brings the cleaning products and equipment
Short answer: this is agreed when booking. Some customers prefer their own products and vacuum, others want the cleaners to arrive with everything, and the choice can affect the price.
If you have preferences, tell us. Families with babies often want fragrance-free products, people with allergies may ask to avoid certain chemicals, and owners of marble or oiled wood floors usually have a specific product in mind. If the cleaners use what is already in the flat, check that there is a working vacuum, a mop and bucket, cloths, and enough of the basics, because running out halfway through slows everything down.
Heavier items, such as a ladder for high cupboards or a steam device for grout, are also part of this conversation. We would rather know in advance than discover on the day that the top shelves cannot be reached.
Quality check
How the result is checked together
A clean is only finished when you agree it is. The simplest way to get there is a short walk-through.
- 1
Agree the list before starting
The rooms and tasks confirmed in writing, so both sides know what "done" means.
- 2
Walk through at the end
If you are home, go room by room with the team and point out anything missed while they are still there.
- 3
Photos if you are away
When nobody can be present, ask for photos of the finished rooms, and reply with any remarks the same day.
- 4
Fix it while it is fresh
A missed corner or a streaky mirror is easiest to sort out right away. Tell us quickly and we arrange what can be done.
For repeat visits, feedback after the first two or three sessions is especially useful. It is the moment to adjust the list, add a task you realize you want, or drop one that turns out to be unnecessary.
Pricing
How the price is worked out
We do not publish a flat rate, because two flats of the same size can differ a lot. A clean, recently lived-in apartment and one that has been empty for a year with dust on every surface are different jobs. The quote is based on the area, the number of kitchens and bathrooms, the condition shown in your photos, the extras on your list and the question of who supplies products and equipment.
Things outside cleaning are priced separately or handled by other teams. If you need old furniture or bags of rubbish taken away, see our waste removal page (in Georgian), and if the cleaning is part of a relocation, our movers in Tbilisi page explains that side. Dusty split units are a separate job, covered on our AC cleaning page, and it helps to mention them when you book so the two can be planned together.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Do the cleaners speak English?
We cannot promise that. What we can say is that booking, instructions and follow-up can all be done with us in English by phone, text or WhatsApp, and we pass your notes on to the team.
Can I book a clean for the same day?
Sometimes. It depends on the schedule that day, so urgent availability is confirmed on the call. Booking a few days ahead gives you more choice of time.
Do I have to be at home?
No. Many customers arrange key handover in advance and leave notes. See the access section above for the usual options.
Is the price fixed before the visit?
We confirm a price once we have your description and photos. If the place turns out to be very different from what was shown, we tell you before continuing rather than after.
Who pays for cleaning in a rented flat?
That depends on your lease. In most cases the tenant pays for ordinary cleaning, but agree it with your landlord first if the clean is part of a handover or a move-in.
Can you clean a house outside the city?
We work in Tbilisi and the surrounding area. Tell us the exact location when you ask, and we will say whether it can be arranged.
How do I pay?
Payment is agreed when booking. Ask about it in your first message if you have a preference.
Contact
Ask for a cleaning quote
Send the size of the place, the number of bathrooms and a few photos. We reply with the type of clean we suggest and a price.
Send a short description
Mention the district, the approximate area and whether you want a single visit or a repeat schedule.
Next step
Tell us about the place and we will suggest the right clean
A short message and three photos are enough to get started.