Standard house cleaning in Minneapolis

Most of our recurring clients get this clean. Two cleaners work through every room on the checklist: dusting, kitchen and bathroom surfaces, floors, beds and trash. It assumes the home is in reasonable shape. If your last clean was more than six weeks ago, start with a deep clean, because the standard price doesn’t cover the extra hours.

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Cleaner vacuuming a patterned wool rug beside a wooden sofa in a living room

Price

From $139

Time on site

About 2 hours for 3 bed, 2 bath

Best for

Homes kept up every one to four weeks

What’s included

Kitchen counters, backsplash, sink and the front of every appliance
Stovetop degreased and the microwave wiped in and out
Tubs, showers, toilets, sinks and mirrors scrubbed; bathroom floors hand-mopped
Every surface we can reach from a two-step stool dusted, window sills included
Beds made, with fresh sheets if you leave a clean set out
Floors vacuumed and mopped, with rugs and stairs vacuumed
Trash and recycling taken out to your carts

Not included

Inside the oven, fridge and cabinets (add-ons), interior windows ($7 each), baseboards wiped by hand (part of the deep clean), laundry unless you add it, and more than one sink load of dishes.

Something on the checklist missed? Text us a photo within 48 hours and the same team comes back free.

How a standard visit goes

The team texts as they leave the house before yours, usually 20 to 40 minutes ahead. They start upstairs and work down, kitchen last, so nothing gets tracked over a floor that is already done. On the way out the team lead wipes one window sill with a white cloth, takes a photo and texts it to you with the checklist.

Prices

Studio or 1 bed, 1 bath: $139
2 bed, 1–2 bath: $169
3 bed, 2 bath: $209
4 bed, 2–3 bath: $259
5 bed or 3+ bath: $319

Weekly visits are 20% off, every two weeks 15% off and every four weeks 10% off. Homes over 3,500 square feet are quoted after a walk-through.

Will a standard clean do?

For a home cleaned every two weeks, yes. For a home nobody has professionally cleaned this year, no. You will see it on the baseboards and the shower glass, and you will feel like you paid for a clean that never quite finished. We would rather say so before the first visit than after it.