Cleaning services generally establish the cost of a cleaning based on various factors: Size of the space: The size of the cleaning area is crucial. Larger spaces usually require more time and resources for cleaning, which can impact pricing. Type of cleaning: Different cleaning services, such as routine maintenance cleaning, deep cleaning, and specialized options like move-in or move-out cleanings, feature distinct pricing models. Frequency: The frequency of cleaning appointments can influence pricing. Regular, scheduled cleanings may be priced differently compared to one-time or occasional cleanings. Scope of work: The pricing of the cleaning service is influenced by the specific tasks involved. For example, cleaning inside appliances may result in an additional charge. Condition of the house: The initial condition of the area and the extent of cleaning required can impact pricing. Areas that are heavily soiled or require thorough cleaning may necessitate more time and effort, resulting in a higher cost. Additional factors: Additional factors, such as the household's occupancy (including both people and pets), as well as any special requests or client-specific requirements, can also play a role in determining pricing. We aim to deliver cost-effective services while upholding the integrity of our business. Our prices reflect the comprehensive vetting of employees, including background checks for client safety, professional training for all house cleaners, and ensuring fair wages for our staff. While these considerations contribute to our service costs, they also underscore why we consistently achieve exceptional results.