Pricing

1. Hourly Rate** Clients are charged based on the time spent cleaning. Situations where the scope of cleaning is unclear or variable. $25–$75 per hour, depending on the location, level of cleaning required, and company reputation. 2. Flat Rate (Per Job) A fixed price is set for the entire cleaning job. Recurring services or projects with a clearly defined scope. $100–$200 for a standard one-bedroom apartment, or $200–$500 for a deep clean of a three-bedroom house. 3. Per Square Foot** Commercial cleaning companies often charge by square footage for large spaces. Offices, warehouses, and retail spaces. $0.05–$0.50 per square foot, depending on the type of cleaning (standard maintenance vs. deep cleaning). 4. Package Pricing** Bundled services (e.g., weekly cleanings, monthly deep cleans) are offered at a discounted rate. Regular residential or commercial clients who need consistent service. $300/month for weekly cleanings of a small office. 5. By Type of Service** Specific cleaning tasks or add-ons are charged separately. Examples: Carpet cleaning: $50–$100 per room Window cleaning: $3–$10 per window Move-out/move-in cleaning: $200–$600 per job 6. Contract Pricing How It Works:Commercial clients sign long-term agreements with negotiated rates based on scope and frequency. Best For: Offices, schools, and healthcare facilities needing daily or weekly service. Pricing: Varies significantly but may include discounts for volume and commitment. Key Considerations for Pricing Location:Prices tend to be higher in urban areas or regions with a high cost of living. Complexity: Factors like the condition of the property, specialized cleaning needs (e.g., mold removal, post-construction), and hazardous materials can increase rates. Frequency: Regular clients often receive discounted rates compared to one-time services. Supplies:Some companies charge extra for eco-friendly or specialized cleaning products.