Rooms and bathrooms
More rooms take more time. Bathrooms often need extra care. Tell us how many bedrooms and bathrooms you have.
Pricing
See typical prices for your home. Tell us what you need, and we will confirm your price before you book.

What to expect
Your home's size, its condition, and the help you need. We agree on the price with you before we clean.
See what we clean in each room. Read our cleaning checklist.
More rooms take more time. Bathrooms often need extra care. Tell us how many bedrooms and bathrooms you have.
Built-up dirt takes more time to clean. We will help you choose a regular or deep clean.
Regular visits help keep dirt from building up. Ask about weekly, every two weeks, or monthly cleaning.
Picking up clothes, toys, and dishes helps us spend more time cleaning. Need help with extras? Just ask.
What it usually runs
These are typical ranges, not a final quote. Your price depends on your home and the work you need. Ask us for your exact price.
The regular visit: kitchen, bathrooms, floors, dusting, trash. What most people mean by a house cleaning.
One bath, kitchen, living area. About 2 to 3 crew-hours. Published Nashville rate cards put this at $80 to $130 and the going flat rate around town is $119 to $149, so this is right in the middle of it.
Apartment, condo or small house. The second bathroom is what moves this, not the second bedroom: baths and kitchens eat the hours. Published Nashville rates for the same place run $125 to $175.
The most common house we quote in Middle Tennessee. Two published Nashville rate cards both put this house at $150 to $225, and the flat-rate outfits book it at $179. Thumbtack's 2026 Nashville data says people actually pay $185 to $324 a visit.
Usually 3 baths and a bonus room. Published Nashville pricing for this square footage is $195 to $300. Add roughly $25 to $40 for each extra full bath past three.
Covers most homes up to about 4,500 sq ft. Published rates for that band run $250 to $400. Past 4,500 we walk it or look at photos before we put a number on it.
Between guests: reset, restock, trash, staged back to listing standard. Nashville turnovers publish at $100 to $130 for a 1BR, $125 to $165 for a 2BR and $150 to $200 for a 3BR. Linens laundered on site adds $20 to $40. Same-day turns are tight, so send us the checkout and check-in times up front.
Under about 3,000 sq ft, after-hours, priced on square footage and visits per week rather than by the hour. Fair warning: nobody in Middle Tennessee publishes small-office rates, so unlike every other number on this page this one is our own, not a market check. Bigger buildings and nightly schedules get a walkthrough.
More time for buildup - baseboards, high dust, inside windows, under what moves. The first visit before recurring service is priced here.
Baseboards, door frames, inside the microwave, behind and under what moves, full bathroom detail including grout lines. Published deep cleans under 1,200 sq ft run $210 to $300.
Runs about 1.6x the standard clean for the same place, because the time is about 1.6x. That multiple is what the published Nashville tables work out to as well. Nothing mysterious about the math.
Published Nashville deep cleans on this square footage run $250 to $375, and the flat-rate shops start their deep cleans at $276. If the house hasn't had a professional clean in over a year, expect the top of the range.
Published rates for this size are $325 to $475. It's a full day for two people. We'd rather quote a day than rush it and hand you back a standard clean at a deep clean price.
Published deep cleans run $400 to $600 in the 3,000–4,500 band and $550 to $850+ above that. Multi-visit on the biggest ones. We'll tell you it's a two-day job before you book, not after.
Standard practice everywhere in this market, and it's honest: the first visit takes the longest. After that you're on the recurring rate.
Drywall dust, sticker and label removal, window tracks, inside every cabinet. Roughly $0.20 to $0.35 per square foot. Published Nashville post-construction runs $450 to $1,000+ and starts around $526; smaller Wilson County jobs publish from $300. Trash-out and debris haul is quoted separately.
Empty-home resets for deposits, listings and handoffs. Inside cabinets, oven and fridge are included, not add-ons.
Inside all cabinets and drawers, inside the oven and fridge, baseboards, blinds, window tracks. This is the clean the deposit hangs on, so we do the checklist the property manager actually inspects.
Empty and cleared is the low end. Still furnished, or a garage full of what didn't fit in the truck, moves it up.
This is where the market spreads out. A Murfreesboro company that serves this whole area prices move-outs at 15 cents a square foot, which is $195 to $300 on this house; the flat-rate shops start at $279 and $351; the Nashville rate cards say $300 to $600. We land in the middle. Carpet shampoo and exterior windows are separate line items.
Two people, most of a day. Move-outs generally run 10 to 20 percent over the deep clean for the same house, which is exactly how this number is built. Landlord or realtor punch lists welcome. Send it over and we'll price against it instead of guessing.
Built the same way: the published deep clean for this size is $550 to $850+, plus the move-out premium. We'll walk anything over 3,500 sq ft before quoting it.
An empty house someone else already emptied is faster than one you're still emptying. Book it for the day before the truck comes.
Every one of these is optional. None of them land on your invoice unless you asked for it.
Racks out, degreaser, hand-scrubbed. Published Nashville rates are $20 to $50. Self-clean cycles don't touch the door glass.
Shelves and drawers out and washed. Published rates are $20 to $50. Empty it first if you can. We're not throwing away your leftovers without asking.
Glass, sills and tracks, at the published Nashville rate. Whole-house interior on a typical 3 bedroom runs about $70 to $140. Exterior and second-story are a separate quote.
About $10 to $20 a room, which is the published norm, and a 3 bedroom is six to nine rooms. Included free in every deep clean and every move-out, so only order this on a standard clean.
Published Nashville rate is $20 to $60. Two shedding dogs on upholstery and stairs is real extra time. Tell us up front and it's a line item; find it at the door and it's a schedule problem.
Your machines, your detergent. The national band runs $15 to $60 a load; we sit at the low end of it. We start it first and fold it last so the visit doesn't stretch.
They need to be emptied to be cleaned. Nobody in this market publishes a cabinet rate, so this one is ours. Already included in every move-in and move-out clean.
The honest reason a 3 bedroom with 3.5 baths costs more than a 3 bedroom with 2.
Estimates only. Every home is different, so the quote is the real number. Get a free quote or call (615) 257-6177.
What moves your price
How it works
Square footage or bedroom count, how many full bathrooms, pets, and roughly how long since the last thorough clean. That is enough to price most homes.
Not a range - a price. Usually on the phone or the same day by email. If we genuinely need to see it first, on a big or rough job, we will say so instead of guessing high.
You see exactly what is included and what any add-ons cost before you agree to anything. Nothing appears on the invoice that was not in the quote.
You pay once the work is done and you have looked at it. If something is not right, tell us within 24 hours and we come back and redo it at no charge.
Service area
Based in Lebanon and serving homes across Nashville, Mt. Juliet, Hermitage, Murfreesboro, Hendersonville, Franklin, and nearby Middle Tennessee communities. Ask if your address is just outside the listed area.
Questions
Most Nashville homes we quote land at $125 to $175 for a 2 bedroom standard clean and $165 to $225 for a 3 bedroom, 2 bath. Deep cleans on that 3 bedroom run $265 to $385, move-outs $300 to $450. Thumbtack's 2026 Nashville data puts the average visit at $185 to $324, and published Nashville rate cards put a 3 bedroom at $150 to $225. We sit inside both. Bi-weekly service takes 10 to 15 percent off. Free quote: (615) 257-6177.
A deep clean runs roughly 1.6 times a standard clean of the same place, because it takes about that much longer. A 3 bedroom, 2 bath is $265 to $385; a studio or 1 bedroom is $175 to $275; a 4 bedroom is $340 to $480. Published Nashville deep cleans on a 3 bedroom run $250 to $500, so we sit inside that. The first visit before recurring service is always priced as a deep clean.
$175 to $265 for a studio or 1 bedroom, $235 to $340 for a 2 bedroom, $300 to $450 for a 3 bedroom house, $400 to $600 for a 4 bedroom. Inside all cabinets and drawers, inside the oven and inside the fridge are included rather than add-ons, because a landlord or a buyer is going to open every one of them. Send us the landlord or realtor checklist and we will price against it.
Flat price for the job, quoted before cleaning day. Hourly billing means you carry the risk if a house takes longer than expected, and we would rather carry that ourselves. For reference, published hourly rates in this market run $21 to $30 per cleaner, and there are two of us.
Recurring work is cheaper per visit because a house cleaned every two weeks never gets as dirty as one cleaned twice a year: less time on site, so less money. This is the best-documented number on the page, because for once the whole market agrees. Two published Nashville rate cards say weekly saves 15 to 20 percent, bi-weekly 10 to 15, monthly 5 to 10. A Murfreesboro company that also serves Nashville and Mt. Juliet publishes a flat 15 / 10 / 5. A flat-rate outfit covering Franklin and Murfreesboro publishes 10 to 15 percent. We price in that same band. On a $200 three-bedroom standard clean that's roughly $160 to $170 a visit weekly, $170 to $180 bi-weekly, and $180 to $190 monthly. Two things to know going in: the first visit is priced as a deep clean regardless of frequency, and there's no contract. If you want to stop or skip a week, you say so and we stop.
Because we have not seen your house. A 3 bedroom with 3.5 bathrooms and two shedding dogs is genuinely more work than a 3 bedroom with 2 baths and no pets, and quoting both at one number would mean overcharging one of you. Tell us the size, the bathroom count and roughly how long since the last real clean and we will narrow the range to an actual number, usually on the phone.
Mostly no. Franklin is the one place we quote higher, and only because cleaner pay in Williamson County genuinely runs about 13 percent above Nashville. Lebanon is about 5 percent under, because it is our home base and there is no drive time built into the number. Nashville, Mt. Juliet, Hermitage and Hendersonville are all the same rate, and Murfreesboro sits slightly under Nashville.
Because the first thing most people want to know before hiring a cleaner is what it costs, and in this market almost every company answers that with a quote form. We would rather you know before you call whether we are in your budget. If we are not the right fit on price, that is a five-minute conversation instead of a wasted appointment for both of us.
Yes, unless what we find is different from what you described. If we arrive and the job is meaningfully bigger than the scope we quoted, we tell you before we start and you decide. We do not add charges to an invoice after the fact.
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Tell us what you need. We will contact you with a price and help you choose a day.