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House cleaning: compare local pros.
Compare local house cleaning services by rating, availability and typical visit price. Choose recurring cleaning, a one-time deep clean, or a move-in or move-out clean.
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Typical prices
House Cleaning · national averages
1 bed / 1 bath
$50–$110
2 bed / 1 bath
$60–$120
2 bed / 2 bath
$80–$150
3 bed / 2 bath
$90–$190
Typical, per visit
$80–$150
Areas we serve
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Common house cleaning jobs
What it costs
$80–$150
per visit, national average · source: HomeGuide
- 1 bed / 1 bath$50–$110
- 2 bed / 1 bath$60–$120
- 2 bed / 2 bath$80–$150
- 3 bed / 2 bath$90–$190
- 4 bed / 3 bath$140–$300
Pricing
What changes the price
- 1Home size, bedrooms and bathrooms
- 2Deep clean vs. regular upkeep
- 3How often you book
- 4Pets and add-ons like ovens, fridges or windows
Pros on Job Hound never pay for leads, so no lead fee is built into their price.
How it works
Hire house cleaners in three steps
- 01
Describe the job
Pick the service, add your zip code and a sentence about the work. No account needed.
No account
- 02
Get matched with house cleaners
Your request goes to one or three local pros who do this work. It's never resold.
Never resold
- 03
Compare quotes and hire
Pros never paid a lead fee to reach you, so there's nothing extra built into the price.
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Before you hire
How to choose house cleaners
- 1
Ask what a standard clean covers
Kitchens, bathrooms, floors and dusting are usually standard. Inside the oven and fridge, inside cabinets and interior windows are often extra.
- 2
Start with a deep clean
Many services ask for a deep clean first, then switch to a lower recurring price once the home is caught up.
- 3
Ask who will come
Ask whether you get the same cleaner or team each visit, and whether they are employees or contractors.
- 4
Ask about supplies
Most bring their own products. If you have allergies or prefer certain products, say so up front.
FAQ
Questions about house cleaners
What is the difference between a regular and a deep clean?
A regular clean keeps a tidy home clean. A deep clean also covers baseboards, grime buildup, behind appliances and other spots a regular visit skips.
How often should I have my house cleaned?
Every two weeks is the most common schedule. Weekly suits busy households with kids or pets; monthly works for small homes.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
Not usually. Many homeowners leave a key or door code. Agree on access details before the first visit.
Should I tip my house cleaner?
Tipping is common but not required. Many homeowners tip for a deep clean or around the holidays for a regular cleaner.
Does it cost anything to use Job Hound?
No. Job Hound is free for homeowners, and pros never pay for leads.
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