Commercial cleaning runs about $0.10 to $0.25 per square foot, or $25 to $50 per hour. Most small offices pay $200 to $1,000 a month for regular service, and a single small-office visit often starts around $75 to $150. The number depends on your square footage, how often you want it cleaned, and what kind of facility it is.
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Best for large, predictable spaces on a regular schedule. The cleaner knows the scope, so the rate rewards efficiency. A 5,000 sq ft office cleaned three nights a week often lands here.
Simplest for small offices, one-time deep cleans, and jobs that vary week to week. You pay for time on site. Specialized work like floor stripping runs higher.
A set fee for a fixed scope and schedule. Easiest to budget and the most common arrangement for ongoing office accounts. Larger buildings and daily service run well above this range.
Contracted cleaning isn't always the cheapest path. Keep it in-house if:
For most small and mid-size offices, a contracted service is cheaper and more consistent than staffing it yourself once you add payroll, supplies, equipment, and sick-day coverage.
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Per square foot for large predictable spaces, hourly for small or variable jobs, and a flat monthly rate for a set schedule. Most ongoing office accounts use a flat monthly fee.
Healthcare spaces need disinfection protocols, specialized supplies, and trained staff to meet sanitation standards, which raises both the hourly and the per-square-foot rate.
Yes. Get two or three walkthroughs and compare scope line by line, not just the total. A cheaper bid that skips restrooms or floor care isn't actually cheaper.
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