How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in Denver?

Pricing house cleaning in Denver? This guide lists our own published starting prices, explains what moves a quote up or down, and covers the two questions that come up on almost every call: deep clean vs. regular clean, and how often you should get your house cleaned.

House cleaning prices in Denver: our starting rates

These are The Cleanest House’s “starting at” prices, the same “From” prices listed on our Google Business Profile. They are the lowest price for each service, not a flat rate for every home.

The Cleanest House starting prices (Denver Metro)

Service	Starting at
Recurring cleaning (weekly, every 2 weeks or every 4 weeks)	From $175
Residential cleaning	From $200
Deep cleaning	From $225
One-time deep clean (a single deep clean, no ongoing plan)	From $300
Office / commercial cleaning	From $180
Basement add-on	From $50
Customized add-ons	From $50

Your final price depends on the size of your home, its condition, how often you want cleaning, and any add-ons. For an exact number, request a quote and we will confirm the price and scope before the first visit. We clean houses, condos and townhomes across the Denver metro. We do not clean apartments.

We only list our own prices here. We do not publish hourly rates or per-square-foot pricing, and we do not quote other companies’ prices.

What changes the price of a house cleaning

Every home is quoted on its own details. The main factors are:

• Size of the home: more bedrooms, bathrooms and living space take more time.
• Condition: a home that has not had a professional clean in a while, or has heavy kitchen grease, soap scum or hard-water buildup, needs more work than one that is already maintained.
• Frequency: homes on a recurring plan stay closer to clean between visits, so each visit is maintenance instead of catch-up.
• Type of clean: recurring, deep, one-time deep or move-in/out.
• Add-ons: basements and customized add-ons such as the inside of the oven or fridge, blinds, or inside cabinets. See additional services; please request add-ons at least one week ahead.
• Pets and household use: homes with pets, kids or heavy daily use usually need more time on floors and surfaces.

Recurring vs. one-time cleaning

Recurring residential cleaning keeps a home maintained on a set schedule. We offer three cadences:

• Every 2 weeks (biweekly): our most popular plan and usually the best value for most households. It is often enough to keep grease, soap scum, hard-water spots and Denver dust from building back up.
• Weekly: for busy homes with kids, pets or heavy daily use, or anyone who wants a weekly reset.
• Every 4 weeks: for smaller or lightly used homes where you keep up with the basics yourself.

We do not offer an every-3-weeks plan, and there is no long-term contract. A one-time clean makes sense when you want a single reset without a plan. Many clients start with a deep clean and then move to biweekly.

Deep clean vs. regular clean: what’s included

A regular (recurring) clean maintains a home that is already in reasonably good shape. A deep clean is a one-time reset for a lived-in home that needs more time on detail and buildup. Both follow our cleaning checklist, and your quote confirms the exact scope. For signs that tell you which one your home needs, see our guide to deep clean vs. regular clean.

A regular recurring clean covers

• Kitchen: counters and backsplash, cabinet and appliance exteriors, stovetop, microwave inside and out, sink and faucet, trash and floors.
• Bathrooms: counters, sinks, mirrors and glass, toilets cleaned by hand, shower tile and tub, and floors.
• Living areas and bedrooms: dusting of reachable surfaces, fans, lights and baseboards; fingerprints spot-cleaned; vacuuming and mopping; beds made.
• Laundry room: washer and dryer fronts and tops, dryer lint and floors.

A deep clean adds more time and detail on

• Kitchen buildup: grease and grime on the stovetop, backsplash, cabinet fronts, handles and appliance exteriors.
• Bathroom buildup: soap scum and hard-water spots on tile, glass, tubs, sinks and faucets.
• High and low dust: ceiling fans, vents, light fixtures, ledges, windowsills and tracks, doors and baseboards.
• Touch points: doors, light switches, doorknobs, railings and cabinet pulls.
• Edges and corners: floor edges, corners and accessible areas under furniture.

Because it takes more time, a deep clean starts at a higher price than a recurring visit. Inside the oven, inside the fridge, blinds, inside cabinets and drawers, and basements are add-ons for either service.

How often should you get your house cleaned?

For most households we recommend every 2 weeks. It keeps the house consistently clean without paying for a weekly visit the home may not need, and each visit stays a maintenance clean. Choose weekly if the house gets heavy daily use from kids, several pets or a busy schedule. Choose every 4 weeks for a smaller or lightly used home. If the home is behind right now, start with a deep clean and then move to your recurring cadence. Our guide on how often to have your house cleaned helps you pick a schedule.

To keep things under control between visits, our kitchen cleaning guide covers the order, appliances and daily, weekly and monthly routines.

Move-in/out cleaning prices

Move-in/out cleaning is quote-based, because an empty home’s scope depends on its size, condition, and which cabinets, appliances and add-ons you need. It is for empty or nearly empty houses, condos and townhomes. We do not offer deposit-back or inspection-pass guarantees, since landlords, property managers and HOAs make that call. Put any checklist you were given into your quote request.

Commercial and office cleaning prices

Commercial cleaning for offices and workspaces starts at $180. It is month-to-month with no long-term contract, and we quote any size of space. Share your approximate square footage, preferred frequency and any special areas so we can price it accurately.

Lower-fume, mild-scented products at every price

Every visit, at every price point, uses our non-toxic cleaning process: lower-fume, mild-scented products. That does not mean chemical-free, and it is the same process on every service.

How to get an accurate house cleaning quote

The fastest way to an exact price is to request a quote or call (720) 660-4990. Include:

• Property type: house, condo or townhome
• Bedrooms, bathrooms and approximate size
• The service you want: recurring (weekly, every 2 weeks or every 4 weeks), deep, one-time deep, move-in/out or commercial
• The home’s current condition and your priority areas
• Any add-ons, such as a basement, the inside of the oven or fridge, or blinds
• Pets, access details and your preferred start date

We do not offer same-day or rush cleaning, so reach out as soon as you know your preferred date. We confirm the price, scope and schedule with you before the first visit.

Ready for an exact price?

Tell us about your home and we will send a clear quote for recurring, deep, move-in/out or commercial cleaning. Get a quote or call (720) 660-4990.