If you have ever searched for a cleaner and found prices that range from "suspiciously cheap" to "surely a typo," you are not alone. Here is how pricing actually works, using our own rates as a transparent example.
The short answer
For a standard clean in a two-bedroom home, expect to pay roughly $139 to $185 per visit. The exact number depends mostly on how often you book:
| Home size | One-time | Bi-weekly | Weekly | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Studio | $120 | $99 | $89 | | 1 bedroom | $150 | $129 | $109 | | 2 bedrooms | $185 | $155 | $139 | | 3 bedrooms | $230 | $189 | $169 | | 4+ bedrooms | $280 | $235 | $209 |
These are our current rates and they include supplies, equipment and insurance. You can see an instant estimate for your own home in our pricing calculator.
Why recurring cleaning costs less per visit
A first clean takes the longest because your cleaner is learning your home. After that, each visit is faster and the home never gets far from clean. That efficiency is why weekly plans cost noticeably less than a one-time booking. It is also why the same cleaner matters: they stop re-discovering the house every time.
What actually drives the price
Four things move a quote up or down:
- Home size. Bedrooms and bathrooms are the best predictor of time on site.
- Condition. A home that has not been professionally cleaned in a year needs a deep clean first, not a standard one.
- Frequency. More frequent visits mean lower per-visit prices.
- Service type. Deep cleans, move-outs and post-construction jobs take longer and cost more.
Common add-ons and what they cost
Most people are surprised by which jobs are not part of a standard clean. These are the usual extras, priced per visit:
- Oven deep clean: $45
- Inside the refrigerator: $35
- Interior windows: $50
- Inside cabinets: $55
- Laundry, wash and dry: $30
How to spot a quote that is too good to be true
Very low prices usually mean one of three things: the cleaner is uninsured, you will be charged extra for supplies, or the job will be rushed. Ask what is included, whether the company carries liability insurance, and what happens if something is missed. A trustworthy company answers all three without hesitation.
The bottom line
Good house cleaning is not the cheapest line item in your budget, but it returns hours every week. Start with a clear price, an insured team and a guarantee, then choose the frequency that fits your life.
If you are comparing companies, our Palm Beach cleaning service guide shows what a fair price includes, and our recurring cleaning plans give the lowest price per visit. Running a business? See commercial cleaning costs in West Palm Beach.
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The Palm Beach Clean Pro Team
Cleaning experts
The Palm Beach Clean Pro team has cleaned thousands of homes across Palm Beach County. We write what we wish every homeowner knew before hiring a cleaner.
