The going rate in Scarsdale is $150 to $250 for a standard visit. Ours is $135 to $225 for the same list of work, written down before anyone picks up a rag. Bigger homes sit at the top of the range, co-ops at the bottom, and the quote holds no matter what the walkthrough finds.
Most cleaning bills are estimates that drift. The crew arrives, the rooms turn out bigger, the clock runs long, and the invoice follows the clock. That is the hourly model, and it bills the surprise after the work.
We work the other way. Five questions, asked before booking: bedrooms, bathrooms, square feet, pets, date of the last deep clean. The answers produce a number. That number is the standing number. It goes in writing, it prices the visit, and it does not move when the staircase turns out steeper.
If a home genuinely needs more time than the number covers, we say so before the visit and you decide. The number never quietly grows.
Crews are insured and bonded. Plant-based products on request at no extra cost.
Every town page carries its own price table and its own cleaning notes, written for the housing stock on those streets.
Refrigerator door seals collect grime faster than any surface you can see standing up. Once a month, run a cotton swab and dish soap along the folds, then dry them. Five minutes, no product purchase, and the kitchen passes the sniff test that landlords and mothers-in-law run. That one is free whether you hire us or not.
Every town page on this site carries three more, matched to the housing stock there.
Standard visits run $135 to $225, deep cleans $225 to $405, move cleans $270 to $540. The local going rate for a standard visit is $150 to $250; we publish about ten percent under it and the quote is written before booking.
No. The quote is a flat number per visit. If a home needs more time than the number covers, that conversation happens before the visit, and the number holds until you agree to change it.
Scarsdale, Hartsdale, Edgewood, unincorporated Greenburgh, Eastchester, Bronxville, and Yonkers. Each town has its own page with prices for its housing stock.
Use the booking form. Five questions, about a minute, and the flat number comes back by reply the same business day. Or read the town page for your streets first.