Nationwide house cleaning referral platform · 50 states + DC
3 quick steps: your cleaning, your home, then your name, email and phoneStep 1 of 3: Your cleaning
CleanLocalPros is a free referral platform for house cleaning services. Tell us about your home once and we match your request with an independent, locally owned cleaning business that serves your ZIP code. No bidding war on your phone, no obligation to hire.
Cleaning services
The right type of clean is the fastest way to stop overpaying: a standard clean will not remove months of buildup, and a deep cleaning is overkill for weekly upkeep.
Every service has a dedicated page with what is included, what changes the price and who it fits. Start with the job, not the company.
Weekly, biweekly or monthly visits, ideally with the same cleaner every time.
Best for: Busy households, kids and petsSee how recurring cleaning works
Top-to-bottom detail work on baseboards, grout, fixtures and built-up grime.
Best for: First visits and long breaksCheck what a deep clean includes
An empty-home clean built around the landlord inspection checklist.
Best for: Renters leaving a leaseProtect your deposit with a move-out clean
Cabinets, closets, appliances and bathrooms cleaned before you unpack.
Best for: New homeowners and rentersPlan your move-in cleaning
Rough, final and touch-up phases that remove fine construction dust.
Best for: New builds and major remodelsCompare post-construction phases
Same-day guest turnovers with linen change, restocking and a photo report.
Best for: Airbnb and Vrbo hostsSet up Airbnb turnover cleaning
The problem we solve
Because every company defines "clean" differently, quotes differently and buries what costs extra, so homeowners end up comparing apples to oranges.
No free weekends, kids and pets. See recurring cleaning
A deposit on the line at move-out. See move-out cleaning
Fine dust on every surface. See post-construction cleaning
Same-day check-out and check-in. See Airbnb cleaning
A parent who needs steady help. See senior home cleaning
Units that must turn on time. See rental turnover cleaning
How it works
You send one request, a local pro who serves your ZIP code contacts you, and you decide. No account to create and nothing to pay us, ever.
Pick the service and add your ZIP code, bedrooms, bathrooms, timing and any add-ons. It takes about two minutes.
Your request goes to an independent cleaning business that serves your area and offers that service. It is not auctioned to a crowd.
The matched pro reaches out by phone, text or email to confirm scope, availability and a price for your home.
Book directly with the pro if the quote fits. If it does not, tell us and we will try to match you with another pro.
Why CleanLocalPros
Because it puts you in control: one request, a local pro who actually serves your ZIP code, and no bidding war on your phone.
Big marketplaces often send the same request to several companies. We built the opposite. Read our trust and safety standards.
Describe your home once. The pro who contacts you already knows the rooms, timing, pets and add-ons.
Your request goes to one matched local business at a time, not to a list of companies that all start calling.
Only a business that covers your ZIP code and offers the service sees your request. No random callers.
Free checklists show what each clean should include, so nothing gets skipped or surprise-billed.
You hire a locally owned cleaning company that sets its own prices and stands behind its own work.
Requesting a quote is free. If the quote does not fit, you walk away or ask us for another match.
Buyer's guide
Choose by the condition of your home first and price second: match the type of clean to the job, compare what each quote includes, then check insurance and terms.
Book standard house cleaning or a recurring plan. Biweekly is the most common schedule.
Start with a deep clean. It resets baseboards, grout and fixtures, then recurring visits keep it there.
Book move-out or move-in cleaning. Inside cabinets and appliances are part of the job.
Book post-construction cleaning in phases: rough, final and touch-up.
Get the scope in writing. "I thought that was included" is the most common complaint after a cleaning. Use this table to compare quotes line by line, then read the house cleaning price guide.
| Service | Usually included | Often extra | What drives the price |
|---|---|---|---|
| House Cleaning | Dusting, floors, kitchen surfaces, bathrooms, trash | Inside oven and fridge, cabinets, laundry | Home size, bathrooms, pets, frequency |
| Deep Cleaning | Standard tasks plus baseboards, fixtures, grout, detail work | Interior windows, inside appliances | Buildup and time since the last clean |
| Move-Out Cleaning | Empty-home clean, inside cabinets, closets and appliances | Wall washing, carpet shampoo | Home size, condition, lease checklist |
| Post-Construction Cleaning | Dust and debris removal, surfaces, fixtures, floors | Extra phases (rough, final, touch-up) | Square footage, dust level, number of phases |
| Airbnb Cleaning | Reset between guests, bathrooms, kitchen, trash, beds | Linen service, restocking, photo report | Size, beds, frequency, same-day timing |
Prices vary by state, city and home. Each independent pro sets its own price, so compare quotes line by line.
Areas we serve
You can request a house cleaning pro from any ZIP code in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Availability depends on the independent pros who serve your area.
Select a state on the map, or enter your ZIP code to get matched now.
FAQ
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask most before they hire a house cleaner.
Ask the pro directly when they contact you. There is no obligation to hire.
Get My Free Cleaning QuoteIt depends on where you live and on your home. The biggest price drivers are the type of clean, the size and condition of the home, how often you book and your local market, which is why prices vary from state to state. See the house cleaning price guide or use the cleaning cost calculator.
Usually dusting reachable surfaces, vacuuming and mopping floors, wiping kitchen counters and appliance exteriors, cleaning sinks, toilets, tubs and showers, and emptying trash. Inside the oven, fridge and cabinets, interior windows and laundry are usually add-ons. See what house cleaning includes.
Regular cleaning maintains a home that is already clean. Deep cleaning removes buildup in places routine visits skip, such as baseboards, grout and fixtures, so it takes longer and costs more. Read deep vs. regular cleaning.
Biweekly is the most common choice. Weekly suits homes with kids, pets or allergies, and monthly works for smaller homes that stay tidy. Compare weekly, biweekly and monthly cleaning.
No. CleanLocalPros is a referral platform. We match your request with an independent, locally owned cleaning business that serves your area. That business sets its own price, performs the service and is responsible for its work.
Your request goes to one matched pro at a time, not to a list of companies. If the first pro is not a fit, tell us and we will try to match you with another pro who serves your ZIP code.
No. Requesting a quote is free and you are never required to hire. Cleaning businesses pay CleanLocalPros to receive requests. If you book, you pay the cleaning pro directly under their terms.
Not always. Ask the pro for proof of general liability insurance, whether they are bonded and whether they run background checks. Use our 12 questions to ask a cleaning company.
Most cleaning businesses bring their own supplies and equipment; some use yours on request. Confirm before the first visit, especially if you want eco-friendly cleaning products.
It depends on the pro. Many clients are home for the first visit to walk through priorities, then leave a key or door code for recurring visits. Agree on access in writing first.
Blog
Our cleaning guides answer the questions people ask before they hire, with price factors explained and printable checklists.
Read all 83 house cleaning guidesThe factors that set the price of a clean, why quotes change from state to state, and how to compare two quotes fairly.
See what drives cleaning pricesA step-by-step plan to protect your security deposit, from move-in photos to the final walkthrough, including what landlords can and cannot deduct.
Protect your security depositThe 12 questions that separate a reliable cleaner from a risky one, what licensed, bonded and insured actually mean, and the red flags to watch for.
Get the 12 hiring questionsStart with the service you need and your ZIP code. The pro matched to your request will reach out with scope, availability and price.
One business per request, not five competitors. Built for owner-operators with 1 to 10 cleaners.
