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About House Cleaning
Professional house cleaning services range from weekly maintenance cleaning to deep cleans for move-ins, move-outs, post-renovation cleanup, and special occasions. Regular professional cleaning reduces allergens, prevents mold and mildew buildup in bathrooms and kitchens, and keeps your home in better condition with less long-term maintenance effort.
When choosing a house cleaning service, look for companies that background-check their employees, carry liability insurance and bonding, and have strong local reviews. Green cleaning options using non-toxic products are available from many providers — important for households with young children, pets, or chemical sensitivities.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's included in a standard house cleaning?
Standard cleaning typically covers kitchen surfaces and appliance exteriors, bathroom scrubbing and sanitizing, vacuuming and mopping all floors, dusting surfaces and furniture, and taking out trash. Deep cleaning adds interior appliances, window sills, baseboards, and more detailed work.
How much does house cleaning cost?
Standard cleaning for a 2,000 sq ft home runs $100-$200 depending on location and company. Deep cleaning runs $200-$400. Move-out cleaning, which must meet landlord standards, typically runs $250-$500. Recurring biweekly service is priced 15-20% lower per visit than one-time cleaning.
Should I provide cleaning supplies?
Most professional cleaning services bring their own supplies and equipment. If you prefer specific products — eco-friendly cleaners, fragrance-free products — communicate this when booking. Some companies accommodate requests; others have set protocols.
Do I need to be home during cleaning?
Most homeowners provide access and aren't present. Ensure the company is bonded and insured before leaving them unattended. Establish clear instructions for access, alarm codes, and any areas off-limits.