Blinds are cleaned at the hourly rate of CZK 319. It is not a per-unit item, because every slat is wiped by hand. Book blind cleaning
The number of slats at one window depends on its height: a blind covering half a window has fifteen, one on a full French window easily fifty. Each is wiped on both sides, so a per-unit rate would be unfairly high for one customer and absurdly low for another. An hourly rate is the only honest way to price it — and we give the time estimate before we start.
Horizontal aluminium blinds are cleaned in place, slat by slat; they are quicker, because they can be tilted and wiped on both sides in one movement. Vertical fabric louvres are a different job: dust works into the textile and wiping is not enough, so they are cleaned with moisture and left to dry. Wooden blinds tolerate very little water — with them we say in advance what is realistic.
We take the screens out, rinse them and put them back — done together with window cleaning, because removing them twice makes no sense. If the frame has dried out and is holding on by one corner, we say so before removing it: putting it back exactly as it was is sometimes no longer possible.
In spring with the window cleaning and in autumn before the heating season. Blinds and screens are usually taken in the same visit as windows at CZK 199 per opening — a separate trip for one room does not pay. Rates are in the window cleaning price list.
Because one window may have fifteen slats and another fifty, and each is wiped on both sides. We give the time estimate before the work starts.
Yes, but with minimal moisture — wood does not tolerate it. For each set we say in advance what can realistically be cleaned and where age has left its mark.
Yes, we rinse them and put them back, usually in the same visit as the windows. If a frame has dried out we warn you before removing it — refitting it as it was is not always possible.