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House cleaners, janitorial companies, carpet, window and pressure washing pros, dry cleaners and laundromats in every state, with honest cost estimates and hiring checklists.
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House Cleaning
Recurring and one-time home cleaning, maid services and housekeeping.
Commercial & Janitorial
Office, building and facility cleaning, janitorial contracts and day porters.
Carpet & Upholstery
Hot-water extraction, rug and upholstery cleaning, stain and odor treatment.
Window Cleaning
Interior and exterior window, glass, screen and storefront cleaning.
Pressure Washing
Pressure and soft washing of siding, driveways, decks, roofs, gutters and solar panels.
Restoration & Move-Out
Water, fire and mold cleanup, post-construction, move-out and biohazard cleaning.
Cleaning Services
Local cleaning businesses that offer several kinds of cleaning.
Dry Cleaners
Dry cleaning, pressing, alterations and garment care shops.
Laundromats
Self-service laundromats, coin laundries and wash-and-fold services.
Estimated Cleaning Costs in United States
Estimates for 2026, not quotes. Built from BLS wage data for United States ($17/hr median cleaner wage, May 2024). How we estimate · Updated October 27, 2026
| Home size | Standard clean | Deep clean | Move-out clean |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2 bed / 2 bath (about 1,200 sq ft) | $135–$200 | $215–$320 | $255–$380 |
| 3 bed / 2 bath (about 1,800 sq ft) | $185–$280 | $300–$450 | $355–$535 |
Browse by State
- Alabama 100
- Alaska 39
- Arizona 403
- Arkansas 61
- California 2070
- Colorado 352
- Connecticut 216
- Delaware 27
- District of Columbia 76
- Florida 473
- Georgia 330
- Hawaii 40
- Idaho 98
- Illinois 506
- Indiana 170
- Iowa 109
- Kansas 110
- Kentucky 88
- Louisiana 116
- Maine 65
- Maryland 406
- Massachusetts 407
- Michigan 340
- Minnesota 217
- Mississippi 48
- Missouri 147
- Montana 80
- Nebraska 65
- Nevada 103
- New Hampshire 136
- New Jersey 1019
- New Mexico 104
- New York 1449
- North Carolina 383
- North Dakota 14
- Ohio 410
- Oklahoma 132
- Oregon 261
- Pennsylvania 701
- Puerto Rico 53
- Rhode Island 35
- South Carolina 223
- South Dakota 37
- Tennessee 150
- Texas 989
- Utah 135
- Vermont 33
- Virginia 578
- Washington 581
- West Virginia 52
- Wisconsin 252
- Wyoming 21
Guides Before You Hire
How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in 2026?
Typical prices for standard, deep and move-out cleaning by home size, hourly rates for companies vs independent cleaners, and how to pay less.
How to Choose a Cleaning Service
A practical hiring checklist: insurance, background checks, what is included, supplies, pricing, guarantees and red flags to avoid.
Insured and Bonded Cleaners: What It Means
General liability, workers' compensation and janitorial bonds explained in plain English, plus how to verify a certificate of insurance.
Move-Out Cleaning Checklist
A room-by-room move-out cleaning checklist renters and sellers can print, plus what landlords check and what a professional move-out clean costs.
Deep Cleaning Checklist
What is included in a deep clean versus a standard clean, room by room, how long it takes and how often you need one.
How to Find a Truly Green Cleaning Service
What "green cleaning" should mean, the product labels to look for (EPA Safer Choice, Green Seal, UL ECOLOGO) and questions to ask eco-friendly cleaners.
Hiring a Commercial Cleaning or Janitorial Company
How janitorial companies price office cleaning, what to put in the scope of work, and the contract terms that protect your business.
Dry Cleaning, Laundromats and Wash-and-Fold Explained
When to dry clean vs wash, how wash-and-fold (drop-off laundry) is priced, laundromat tips, and what "green" dry cleaning means.
Questions
How much does a house cleaner cost?
Across the U.S., a cleaning company typically charges about $54–$80 per cleaner-hour in 2026, and an independent cleaner about $23–$34 an hour. A standard clean of a 2-bedroom home usually runs about $135–$200. Use the cost calculator for your state and home size.
How do I find a cleaning service near me?
Tap "Use my location" or type a city, state or ZIP code above. You can filter each city page by service: house cleaning, commercial, carpet, window, pressure washing, dry cleaners or laundromats.
Should a cleaning company be insured and bonded?
Yes. Ask for a certificate of general liability insurance, and workers’ compensation if they send employees. A janitorial (fidelity) bond adds protection against theft. Our insurance guide explains what each covers.
Where do the listings come from?
From OpenStreetMap, the open map that anyone can edit. We list 15,010 U.S. businesses tagged as cleaning services, dry cleaners or laundromats (refreshed October 27, 2026). We never add fake reviews or ratings.