End-of-Tenancy Cleaning in Carouge
End-of-lease cleaning for commercial premises in Carouge — Vieux-Carouge arcades, workshops and offices handed back by the book before the key return.
Commercial end-of-lease in Carouge: a period space ready for inspection
Handing back an arcade on Rue Ancienne, a workshop opening onto a courtyard or a practice facing Place du Marché is nothing like vacating a standard office floor. The Sardinian old town brings its own materials — terracotta tiles, old parquet, wood panelling, uneven thresholds — and spaces used by craftspeople, designers or galleries leave very tangible marks: sanding dust, paint spatter, adhesive, bench grease. Parfanet builds your move-out inspection point by point: full cleaning of floors, glazing and frames, descaled washrooms, degreased kitchenette or professional kitchen, plus removal of waste and bulky items. The quote is fixed in CHF and set before we start, and the agency's or landlord's report is what guides us through to the key handover.
What Parfanet brings to a Carouge move-out
Arcades and workshops
Paint residue, sanding dust and bench grease removed from the arcades and craft units of Vieux-Carouge.
Period materials protected
Terracotta, old parquet and panelling cleaned with mild products and controlled moisture, never stripped or left to swell.
Built on the report
Washrooms descaled, kitchen degreased, windows and floors reworked line by line against the agency's requirements before signature.
What end-of-tenancy cleaning covers
Move-outs across Carouge's commercial fabric
From Rue Ancienne to the inner courtyards, from the shopfronts of Place du Marché to the mixed-use units bordering Praille-Acacias-Vernets, Parfanet clears arcades, workshops, practices and offices. Narrow streets restrict vehicle access: our teams arrive in a small van or on tram 12/18 with compact equipment, and work in the evening when street rules require it. Between two tenants the schedule is usually tight, so we step in within 24 to 48 hours to keep the key handover on its agreed date.
Frequently asked questions about end-of-tenancy cleaning
How do you handle terracotta tiles and old parquet in a Carouge unit?
With controlled moisture and neutral products suited to both fired clay and aged wood. We avoid alkaline strippers and overly aggressive machines, which leave halos or make boards swell — a common source of remarks at inspection in the Sardinian old town.
Access on Rue Ancienne is very tight, is that an issue?
No. We come in a small van or by tram 12/18 with compact equipment we can carry through courtyards and lift-free stairwells. If street rules or the pedestrian zone impose a time window, we shift the work to the evening or early morning.
What happens to workshop residue before the handover?
Paint spatter, sanding dust, shavings, adhesive and bench grease are taken off floors, walls, skirtings and fixed benches. Light site residue is packed and taken to Geneva's disposal channels, with proof of disposal if your landlord asks for it.
Can you remove furniture and bulky items from the premises?
Yes, as an option on the same visit: shelving, counters, display units, office furniture and workshop bulk. The space leaves empty, then clean, which avoids a second trip and a slip on the key return date.
Is the quote fixed, and what if the agency raises a remark?
The quote is fixed in CHF, agreed after a visit or a detailed description of the unit, with no extras on the day. If the agency or landlord notes a point in the report, we come back and correct it free of charge until the handover is accepted.
Do you work between two tenants on short notice?
Yes. In Carouge arcade and workshop relettings follow each other quickly, so we usually schedule within 24 to 48 hours, Saturdays included, so the unit is ready between the outgoing occupier and the incoming one.
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