Cleaning Prices in Poland 2026: How Much Does Cleaning Cost?

The hourly rate depends mainly on who does the cleaning. A private cleaner charges 30–50 zł/h. A cleaning company charges 45–80 zł/h, but that price includes a contract, liability insurance, cover during staff holidays, and the company's own supplies. Post-construction cleaning, being heavier work that requires equipment, costs 50–90 zł/h.

Service type	Hourly rate
Private cleaner	30–50 zł/h
Cleaning company	45–80 zł/h
Post-construction cleaning	50–90 zł/h

These are nationwide market ranges for 2026. In Warsaw, Kraków, Wrocław, and the Tricity, actual prices sit near the upper end; in smaller towns, near the lower end.

You can compare offers in your area in the cleaning company directory — it covers 349 companies across 115+ cities in Poland.

A one-off clean of a studio costs 150–250 zł, a two-room flat 200–350 zł, a three-room flat 280–450 zł, and a house 400–800 zł. Deep cleaning — inside cabinets, appliances, skirting boards, tile grout — adds 50–80% to the standard price.

Size / type	Cleaning price
Studio apartment	150–250 zł
Two-room flat	200–350 zł
Three-room flat	280–450 zł
House	400–800 zł
Deep cleaning	+50–80% on the standard price

With recurring service (weekly or biweekly), companies drop the per-visit price by 10–20%, since maintaining a clean home takes less time than restoring it from scratch each time.

Offices are billed per square metre: a small office on a regular contract costs 3–6 zł/m² per clean, while a one-off job runs 4–8 zł/m². Window washing, carpet cleaning, and floor scrubbing are quoted separately on top.

Billing mode	Price per m²
Regular service (contract)	3–6 zł/m²
One-off cleaning	4–8 zł/m²

The larger the floor area, the lower the unit rate — a 500 m² office will negotiate a better per-m² price than an 80 m² one. Companies experienced with office contracts are listed under office cleaning.

Cleaning after construction or renovation costs 8–18 zł/m². It is the most expensive of the core services because it involves removing construction dust from every surface, scraping off leftover adhesive, plaster, and paint, washing windows covered in protective film, and carrying out small debris.

The price moves toward the upper end when dust has settled for weeks, tiling work left grout haze, and windows need scraping. For small jobs that are hard to quote, companies offer hourly billing at 50–90 zł/h.

Washing a window in a flat or office costs 10–25 zł per window (sashes, frame, and sill), while shop-front glazing is billed at 3–6 zł/m². The price rises for windows mounted high up, heavily soiled, or impossible to open from inside.

Service	Price
Standard window	10–25 zł per window
Shop-front glazing	3–6 zł/m²

High-rise windows requiring a lift or rope-access technicians are quoted individually, outside these ranges.

Cleaning a sofa costs 120–250 zł, a corner sofa 180–350 zł, a mattress 100–200 zł, and a carpet 12–25 zł/m². The work is done with hot-water extraction; upholstery usually dries within 4–12 hours.

Item	Cleaning price
Sofa	120–250 zł
Corner sofa	180–350 zł
Mattress	100–200 zł
Carpet	12–25 zł/m²

Housing communities and property managers pay 300–800 zł per month per stairwell. The standard scope covers sweeping and mopping the stairs 1–2 times a week, wiping handrails, mailboxes, and window sills, and washing entrance doors and wall panelling once a month.

The price depends on the number of floors, whether there is a lift (the cabin is extra surface to clean), service frequency, and whether outdoor areas — pavement, bin shelter, snow removal — are included.

Four factors have the biggest impact on the final price:

• City — rates in Warsaw, Kraków, and Wrocław run 20–40% higher than in smaller towns. The ranges on this page are nationwide figures for 2026.

• Frequency — a regular contract is cheaper per visit than a one-off job; companies reward a predictable schedule.

• Floor area — the bigger the space, the lower the per-m² rate, since travel and logistics spread across more metres.

• Scope — deep cleaning, window washing, and upholstery cleaning are priced as separate line items, not part of the standard package.

To check prices in your area, browse the directory: for example, cleaning companies in Warsaw or the full list of cities.

Compare identical scope, not just the bottom-line price. Ask 2–3 companies to quote against the same specification: floor area, frequency, task list, whose supplies are used, and whether window washing is included or extra.

• Check the company's NIP (tax ID) in the VAT White List. In the KtoSprząta directory, 152 companies carry the "Verified company" badge, assigned automatically after exactly this check.

• Ask about liability insurance and who covers damages.

• For recurring service, the contract should define scope, frequency, and cover during staff absences.

• Treat quotes well below the lower end of the ranges with caution — they usually mean off-the-books labour or surcharges added later.

Contacting companies through the KtoSprząta directory is direct and free. The directory charges no commission and sells no listing positions — the order is based on objective criteria. Practical tips before hiring are collected in the guide.