What sets the price
Three things drive office cleaning prices. First, how often we come. Nightly service costs more than weekly. Second, square footage. Bigger offices take more time. Third, scope. Restroom count, kitchen use, floor types, and extras like interior windows all add time.
A small suite cleaned weekly costs far less than a large office cleaned nightly. That is why phone quotes are guesses. The walk-through gives a real number.
How offices usually pay
Scheduled cleaning runs on a flat monthly price. You know the cost up front. One-time jobs — deep cleans, post-construction, carpet extraction — are priced per job.
Day porter service is often priced by the hour or shift. Floor care like strip and wax is priced per job, usually once or twice a year.
How to compare quotes
Never compare prices alone. Compare the checklist. One quote may include restrooms and touch-point disinfection. Another may skip them. The cheaper quote is not cheaper if it cleans less.
Ask what is included, how often, and who brings supplies. Ask about the crew — same crew each visit, or rotating strangers. Then compare.
Red flags in pricing
A quote given sight unseen. A price that seems too low to cover the work. Vague scope with no written checklist. All three lead to disappointment or surprise charges later.
A note on prices: every office is different. Treat numbers here as starting points, not quotes. Your written price comes from a free walk-through.
Call (301) 679-9193 for a free walk-through and a written price.
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