House Cleaning in Charlotte That Fits Around Your Workweek

Most Charlotte homes land between $130 and $200 for a standard visit. South End and Uptown condos often come in under that, while a big Ballantyne two-story can push $260. Deep cleans run roughly double the standard rate for the same address. Condition moves the number more than square footage does. A 2BR nobody's cleaned professionally in a year takes longer than a 4BR that gets biweekly visits. Call and you'll hear a range for your specific place before you decide anything.

The kitchen and bathrooms get the heavy work: counters wiped, sinks scrubbed, toilets and tubs done, floors finished. Bedrooms and living areas get dusting and vacuuming, with a mop over hard floors. Baseboards and interior windows sit outside standard scope, and so do oven and fridge interiors. Those get quoted as add-ons or folded into a deep clean. Walk the scope with your crew on the first visit so nothing gets assumed in either direction, especially in a bigger home.

Almost all of them do, vacuums included, and it's baked into the price. If you'd rather they use your products, say a specific cleaner for site-finished hardwoods or unscented everything because of allergies, just mention it when you book and leave the bottles on the counter. A few crews will knock a little off the rate when you supply everything, but don't expect much. Labor is the real cost of a cleaning visit, not the $6 bottle of spray.

Yes. Every crew in the Charlotte rotation shows proof of insurance and passes background checks before we send a single job their way, and we drop providers who flake or pad invoices. They're independent businesses, so confirm the final price and scope with them directly. One local note: some Uptown tower buildings require vendors to file a certificate of insurance with management. Mention your building on the call and we'll match a crew that's handled that paperwork before.