Residential cleaning quotes usually start from the rooms: a per-room base plus extras for bathrooms (scrubbing a bathroom is the slowest work in the house), then adjust for the type of clean — deep cleans and move-outs run 40–50% above a standard maintenance clean.
Frequency is where recurring income comes from: weekly clients commonly pay 15–20% less per visit than one-times, and still earn you far more over a year. Quote the per-visit price honestly and let the discount reward the commitment.
| Clean type | Typical US range |
|---|---|
| Standard clean | $90–150 |
| Deep clean | $150–250 |
| Move-out clean | $180–338 |
When the numbers look right, turn the quote into paper with the same one-page workflow restaurant owners use — or set up your whole price book once with concierge setup.
Keep going with these tools — they build on this calculation: Restaurant Break-Even Calculator, Labor Cost Calculator and Markup vs Margin Calculator. When your prices look right, print the menu with the Menu Maker — free templates, PDF & PNG. Want us to set the whole system up for you? Ask about concierge setup.
A standard clean typically lands $110–140 and takes 2.5–4 hours for one cleaner. Deep cleans and first-time cleans run 40–50% higher because of build-up.
Quote by the job. Hourly quotes punish you for getting faster and make the client watch the clock. Price the job from your own hourly floor — this calculator shows both numbers.
15–20% per visit is the common band. They skip the build-up work and give you predictable income — the discount pays for itself in reduced scheduling gaps.