House Cleaning Cost in Washington (2026)

Cleaner wages in Washington are about 15% higher than the U.S. median (rank 5 of 52), so local cleaning prices are too. Here is what to expect.

Estimated Cleaning Costs in Washington

Estimates for 2026, not quotes. Built from BLS wage data for Washington ($19/hr median cleaner wage, May 2024). How we estimate · Updated October 27, 2026

Home sizeStandard cleanDeep cleanMove-out clean
1 bed / 1 bath (about 800 sq ft)$115–$170$180–$270$215–$320
2 bed / 2 bath (about 1,200 sq ft)$155–$230$245–$370$290–$435
3 bed / 2 bath (about 1,800 sq ft)$215–$320$345–$515$410–$610
4 bed / 3 bath (about 2,600 sq ft)$295–$445$475–$710$565–$845
ServiceTypical price range
Independent house cleaner, per hour$27–$39
Cleaning company, per cleaner-hour$61–$92
Commercial / janitorial, per cleaner-hour$50–$73
Carpet cleaning, per room$40–$85
Window cleaning, per window (inside and out)$6–$14
Pressure washing, house exterior$285–$690

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Where These Numbers Come from

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a median wage of $18.95 an hour for maids and housekeeping cleaners in Washington (May 2024), with about 18,720 people in the job, versus $16.53 nationally. Janitors in Washington earn a median $21.02 an hour. We adjust for wage growth to 2026 and apply typical business markups (insurance, payroll taxes, supplies, travel and profit) to get a price range. Full method.

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Ask at least three local companies for a written quote after a walkthrough or video call, and compare what each includes. Use our hiring checklist and see cleaning services in Washington.

Listings: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) · Wages: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics · Data last updated October 27, 2026 · Sources & method