How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in Miami? 2026 Price Guide

If you have searched "house cleaning cost Miami" and found a dozen different answers, you are not imagining it. Rates in Miami-Dade swing widely because the market mixes solo cleaners, app-based platforms and insured professional companies, and because a 600 sq ft Brickell studio and a 4,000 sq ft Coral Gables home are simply not the same job.

This guide gives you real 2026 numbers, explains what moves a quote up or down, and shows you how to compare offers so the price you are told is the price you actually pay.

Miami house cleaning prices at a glance (2026)

Across Miami-Dade, here is the range most homeowners can expect from a professional, insured cleaning company in 2026:

• Standard residential cleaning: $150 to $350 per visit, depending on size and frequency.

• Deep cleaning: $300 to $650, usually 1.5 to 2 times the price of a standard clean.

• Move-in / move-out cleaning: $350 to $800 for an empty home, more if the previous occupant left it in poor condition.

• Airbnb and short-term rental turnovers: $120 to $350 per turnover, depending on unit size and whether linens are included.

• Pressure washing: $250 to $600 for driveways, patios, pool decks and walkways.

• Hourly cleaners: $30 to $60 per hour per cleaner, often without insurance or a guarantee.

For reference, these are the CleanOrdex starting prices, which you can also find on our pricing page:

• Residential cleaning from $250

• Deep cleaning from $390

• Move-in / move-out cleaning from $450

• Airbnb turnover cleaning from $250

• Pressure washing from $290

• Property management cleaning: custom pricing per portfolio

What actually changes the price of a cleaning

A trustworthy quote is built from a handful of variables. If a company cannot tell you which of these drove your number, be careful.

1. Square footage and layout

Size is the baseline, but layout matters almost as much. Two bathrooms take longer than one large one. Open-plan condos clean faster than homes with many small rooms, staircases and built-ins.

2. Bathrooms and kitchens

These are the two rooms that consume the most time per square foot. A home with 3.5 bathrooms will almost always cost more than a home of the same size with 2.

3. Condition at the first visit

Most companies price a first visit as a deep clean if the home has not been professionally cleaned in the last few months. In Miami, humidity, salt air and sand mean build-up happens faster than in drier cities, which is why a first-visit deep clean followed by regular maintenance is the most cost-effective path.

4. Frequency

Recurring service is cheaper per visit because the home never gets far from the standard. Weekly and biweekly clients typically pay 10 to 20 percent less per visit than one-time bookings. CleanOrdex members save 10 percent (Essential), 15 percent (Estate) or 20 percent across every property (Prestige). Details are on the membership page.

5. Add-ons

Inside the oven and refrigerator, interior windows, blinds, laundry, balcony or terrace glass, and inside cabinets are the most common extras. Ask whether they are included or quoted separately.

6. Building access and parking

High-rise buildings in Brickell, Downtown, Sunny Isles and Miami Beach often require a certificate of insurance (COI), loading dock reservations and paid parking. Professional companies absorb this into their process; a solo cleaner may add a fee or simply not be able to get in.

Flat rate or hourly: which is better for you?

Hourly sounds cheaper, and sometimes is for a very small, very tidy space. The risk is that the clock, not the checklist, defines the result. If the cleaner runs out of time, the job is left unfinished and you pay the same.

Flat rate ties the price to a defined scope. You know what is included, you know what you will pay, and the company carries the risk of a job taking longer. For anything larger than a studio, flat rate protects you better. At CleanOrdex, every quote is confirmed in writing before the visit and never changes at the door.

Sample 2026 quotes for typical Miami homes

These are illustrative figures based on what CleanOrdex typically quotes. Your exact price depends on the variables above.

• 1-bed / 1-bath condo in Brickell or Edgewater (700 sq ft): standard clean around $250; deep clean around $390.

• 2-bed / 2-bath apartment in Doral or Kendall (1,100 sq ft): standard clean $275 to $320; deep clean $420 to $480.

• 3-bed / 2.5-bath single-family home in Coral Gables or Coconut Grove (2,000 sq ft): standard clean $340 to $420; deep clean $520 to $650; move-out clean $550 to $750.

• Airbnb 2-bed / 2-bath in Miami Beach: turnover from $250, with linens and restocking defined in a fixed checklist.

The hidden costs of the cheapest quote

A low price can cost more than a fair one. Before you book on price alone, check for these:

• No insurance. If an uninsured cleaner is injured in your home, or damages your floors or furniture, the liability can land on you.

• No background checks. You are giving someone a key to your home.

• No written scope. "A clean" means something different to everyone. Without a checklist, you cannot hold anyone to a standard.

• No guarantee. Ask what happens if something is missed. CleanOrdex corrects anything on the checklist within 24 hours, at no charge.

• Cancellation fees and surprise supplies charges. Read the fine print.

Our guide on how to choose a cleaning company in Miami covers the exact questions to ask.

How to lower your cleaning cost without lowering the standard

• Start with a deep clean, then maintain. It is cheaper over six months than repeated heavy cleans.

• Choose a recurring plan. Membership pricing is the single biggest saving available.

• Declutter before the visit. Cleaners clean; they should not spend paid time picking up.

• Bundle services. A pressure wash scheduled with a deep clean, or multiple Airbnb units on the same day, costs less per job.

• Be clear about priorities. If the kitchen and bathrooms matter most, say so and let the team allocate time accordingly.

Frequently asked questions

How much is a house cleaning in Miami per hour?

Independent cleaners charge roughly $30 to $60 per hour per person in 2026. Professional companies usually quote a flat rate per visit instead, which is more predictable for the homeowner.

How much does a deep clean cost in Miami?

Expect $300 to $650 for most homes. CleanOrdex deep cleaning starts at $390 and includes baseboards, inside appliances, grout, vents and other areas a regular clean does not reach.

Is it worth paying more for an insured cleaning company?

Yes. Insurance, background checks, a written checklist and a guarantee are what separate a service from a gamble. The difference in price is usually small compared with the cost of one damaged floor or one missed move-out inspection.

Do I need to be home during the cleaning?

No. Most CleanOrdex clients provide access through a lockbox, concierge or smart lock, and receive written confirmation when the visit is complete.

Get a specific price, not a range

Tell us about your property, including size, bedrooms, bathrooms and access, and you will receive a specific quote, confirmed in writing, usually the same business day. Request your free quote or call (786) 282-8988, Monday to Friday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM and Saturday 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM. CleanOrdex serves Brickell, Downtown, Wynwood, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Doral, Kendall, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles Beach, Key Biscayne, Aventura and North Miami. See all service areas.