How Much Does Cleaning Cost in Edmonton?

Ask five Edmonton cleaning companies what a clean costs and you will get five different answers — usually after a phone call, a form, and a “we will get back to you.” We would rather just show you. Every price on this page is the actual rate you can book online today, organized the way people actually ask the question: by the size of your home.

A couple of Edmonton realities sit behind these numbers. A downtown condo in Oliver is a different job from a two-storey in Windermere or a bungalow in Mill Woods, and a home coming out of a long winter — road salt ground into the entryway, furnace dust settled on every surface — takes more work than the same home in July. The tables below are the starting point. Your final price is confirmed by your area and the condition of your home before we start, and it does not change after that.

What Is Included at Each Price?

A price only means something next to the checklist it buys. Here is what each service actually covers, so you can compare quotes honestly — ours or anyone else’s.

Standard cleaning

• Kitchen: counters, sink, stovetop and appliance exteriors wiped down
• Bathrooms: tub, shower, toilet, mirrors and counters scrubbed and shined
• Everywhere: dusting of reachable surfaces, floors vacuumed and mopped, interior windows cleaned

This is the maintenance clean that keeps a lived-in home feeling under control — the one most of our recurring plans are built on.

Deep cleaning

Everything in a standard clean, plus the slow-buildup jobs a weekly routine never quite reaches:

• Baseboards washed throughout the home
• Inside the fridge and inside the oven — included, not add-ons
• Wall spot cleaning for scuffs and fingerprints
• Extra time on buildup: soap scum, kitchen grease, and the limescale Edmonton’s hard water leaves on taps and shower glass

Move-in / move-out cleaning

• Everything in a deep clean, done in a completely empty home
• Inside the fridge and oven included
• Kitchens, bathrooms, fixtures and floors detailed for inspection day — the standard a landlord, buyer or new owner actually checks
• Cabinet exteriors wiped down (insides are a simple add-on, below)

Not sure which of the three your home needs? A good rule: if it has been more than a few months since the last proper clean, start with a deep clean. If there are keys changing hands, it is a move clean.

What Changes the Price of a Clean in Edmonton?

Two homes with the same bedroom count can still land at different final prices. These are the factors that actually move a quote — and the ones to ask any company about before you compare numbers.

Home size and layout. Bedrooms and bathrooms drive the price more than square footage. A 3-bedroom with an ensuite and a second full bath is simply more rooms of work than a 3-bedroom with one bath — which is why our tables are organized by bedrooms.

Condition. A home on a regular rotation cleans fast. A home that has not had a proper clean in a year needs a deeper first pass to get back to baseline. That is normal, and it is exactly why we confirm the final price from your area and the condition of your home before booking — never after the crew arrives.

Pets. Dogs and cats mean more vacuuming, more hair worked out of baseboards and upholstery, and more time in the rooms they live in most. Mention pets when you book and it is simply built into an honest quote.

Post-construction dust. Renovation and new-build dust gets everywhere — inside cabinets, along window tracks, on top of door frames — and removing it is a different kind of clean entirely. That is why post-construction work is quoted individually after a walkthrough instead of from a table.

The Edmonton winter. From November to April, road salt and grit get tracked through entryways and hallways, and months of furnace heat leave a fine layer of dust on everything. A first deep clean in spring, after a long winter, is often the hardest-working clean of the year.

And one factor that does not change the posted rate: your neighbourhood. A 3-bedroom in Summerside pays the same posted price as a 3-bedroom in Clareview — size and condition set the number, not the postal code.