Cost Guide · Commercial

How Much Does Commercial Cleaning Cost?

Commercial cleaning is priced on scope and schedule, not a flat fee. Here's how the number is built for an office or business space.

Published July 5, 2026 ~4 min read Reviewed by Maid VIP

How It's Priced

Commercial cleaning is typically priced per square foot, per visit, or on a monthly contract — built around your space's size, the scope of work, and how often you need service. Unlike a one-off home clean, most commercial work is an ongoing schedule, which shapes the pricing.

What Drives the Cost

The main factors: square footage, frequency (daily costs more per month than weekly, but less per visit), the scope (restrooms and kitchens are labor-intensive), traffic and industry (a medical office or gym needs more), and periodic extras like carpet and window cleaning.

Frequency & Contracts

Most businesses land on a recurring schedule — see how often an office should be cleaned. Ongoing contracts usually price better per visit than one-offs, because the work is predictable and the same team learns your space.

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By Space Type

A small professional office, a retail space, a fitness studio, and a medical practice all price differently — driven by traffic, hygiene standards, and specialized needs. The clearer your scope, the more accurate the quote.

Getting a Quote

Because commercial pricing is so scope-dependent, it starts with the specifics of your space and schedule. For comparison with residential pricing, see house cleaning cost in LA.

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