House cleaning in Greenacres, priced upfront.

What house cleaning costs in Greenacres

Most cleaning listings for Greenacres show an hourly rate or a star rating, not what your home will actually cost. We publish our prices, so you can compare before you call anyone. Every price below is a standard clean with supplies, equipment and insurance included.

For context, independent cleaners on marketplaces often list from roughly $22 to $30 an hour, usually without supplies or insurance, while companies that bring everything typically charge $45 to $65 an hour or a flat price by home size. A flat price means the total doesn't grow if the visit runs long.

What cleaning costs per month, by plan

Most households budget cleaning by the month, not by the visit. Here is what each plan works out to, using our published rates. Weekly assumes about 4.3 visits a month and bi-weekly about 2.2.

Bi-weekly is the sweet spot for most homes: frequent enough that dust, bathrooms and the kitchen never get far behind, at roughly half the monthly cost of weekly cleaning. Monthly visits suit smaller homes or households that keep up with the basics themselves.

How home size affects price and time

We price by bedroom count because it's the fastest way to estimate time. If your home is unusually large or has many bathrooms, we confirm before the first visit so the price never changes on the day.

Renting in Greenacres? Move-in and move-out cleaning

Greenacres has a large share of apartments, townhomes and rentals, so move-in and move-out cleans are a big part of what people need here. A move-out clean covers what landlords and property managers check first: inside the oven, fridge, dishwasher and every cabinet, baseboards, bathrooms and floors.

In Florida, a landlord has 15 days to return a deposit, or 30 days to send notice of any deduction by certified mail. Our move-out cleaning cost guide explains the rules and what landlords check, and our move-out checklist goes room by room.

Cleaning Greenacres homes

Greenacres sits in the middle of Palm Beach County, between Lake Worth Beach and Wellington, with a mix of single-family homes, townhomes, villas and apartment communities. Many are in HOA-managed neighborhoods.

Single-family homes

Family homes with kids and pets usually do best on a bi-weekly plan, with an occasional deep clean for baseboards, grout and the buildup that daily life brings.

Townhomes, villas and apartments

Smaller homes are quick to clean and fit the monthly or bi-weekly plans well. In HOA and gated communities, send us the gate or vendor rules once and we keep them on file.

Humidity and summer storms

Inland homes don't get the salt film the coast does, but Florida humidity still feeds mildew in showers, window tracks and closets. Regular bathroom cleaning keeps it from taking hold. Our guide to keeping a Florida home clean in humidity has tips for between visits.

We serve the Lake Worth Road corridor, Swain Boulevard area, Jog Road area, Greenacres City Center, Haverhill Road area, and ZIP codes 33413, 33415, 33463, 33467. See the full Greenacres service area, or nearby Lake Worth Beach, Wellington and West Palm Beach.

What is included in a standard clean

Kitchen

• Counters, sink and stovetop degreased and polished
• Cabinet fronts and appliance exteriors wiped
• Microwave wiped inside and out
• Floors vacuumed and mopped
• Trash emptied and liners replaced

Bathrooms

• Toilets, tubs, showers and sinks scrubbed and disinfected
• Mirrors and fixtures polished
• Vanities and floors cleaned

Bedrooms and living areas

• Surfaces, shelves and window sills dusted
• Baseboards wiped
• Beds made
• Floors vacuumed and mopped

The full checklist, and what isn't included, is on our standard cleaning page.

Keeping house cleaning affordable

• Choose a plan. Recurring visits cost up to 26 percent less per visit than one-time cleans.
• Start with one deep clean, then go recurring. It costs more once and keeps every later visit shorter.
• Add only what you need. The oven ($45) and fridge ($35) can be added just when they need it.
• Clear surfaces first. Cleaners spend the time cleaning, not moving clutter.
• Use the first-clean code. WELCOME10 takes 10 percent off your first clean.

How to choose a house cleaner in Greenacres

• Flat price or hourly? Ask for the total for your home, and whether supplies are included.
• Insured and background-checked? Ask for a certificate of insurance.
• Same cleaner each visit? Consistency is what makes recurring cleaning better over time.
• What if something is missed? Look for a written fix-it policy.
• Any contract? You should be able to skip, pause or cancel without a penalty.

Our guide to finding a reliable house cleaner goes through nine questions in detail.

How booking works

• 1. Get your price. Choose home size and frequency in the calculator below.
• 2. Request your clean. It takes about a minute.
• 3. We confirm. We respond within 2 hours during business hours.
• 4. We clean. Your cleaner arrives on time and works through the checklist.
• 5. You check it. Tell us within 24 hours if anything was missed and we fix it free.