# cleaning.miami

> Residential, condo and vacation-rental cleaning across Miami and Miami-Dade County, from insured, background-checked cleaners.

cleaning.miami provides house, deep, move-in/move-out, carpet, Airbnb and vacation-rental cleaning throughout Miami, Miami Beach, Brickell, Downtown, Coral Gables and Sunny Isles. Every cleaner is insured, bonded and background-checked, and every visit is backed by a 100% satisfaction guarantee with free re-cleans within 24 hours.

Services are calibrated for the subtropical climate: HEPA-filter vacuums for South Florida particulate, microfiber systems that trap rather than spread allergens, and anti-mold treatment in the humid areas where Miami homes fail first. High-rise teams are trained on building protocols, certificates of insurance and freight-elevator scheduling.

Hours are Monday to Saturday, 07:00-19:00. Quotes are free.

## Overview

- [Cleaning Services Miami](https://cleaning.miami/index.md): Top-rated cleaning services in Miami, FL. Insured, background-checked cleaners for house cleaning, deep cleans and move-outs. Free quote in 60 seconds.

## Services

- [House Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/house-cleaning.md): House cleaning services in Miami from insured, background-checked cleaners. Weekly, biweekly or one-time, with products safe around kids and pets. Free quote.
- [Carpet Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/carpet-cleaning.md): Carpet cleaning in Miami and Miami Beach. Hot water extraction lifts deep stains, allergens and the trapped moisture that feeds mold. Pet-safe. Free quote.
- [Deep Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/deep-cleaning.md): Deep cleaning services in Miami: inside appliances, baseboards, grout and vents, plus mildew treatment for humid Miami homes. Book a deep clean today.
- [Apartment & Condo Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/apartment-cleaning.md): Apartment and condo cleaning in Miami, from studios to high-rise penthouses. We file the COI, book the freight elevator and follow the HOA rules. Book online.
- [Move-Out & Move-In Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/move-out-cleaning.md): Move out cleaning in Miami scoped around what landlords inspect: cabinets, appliances, grout and tracks. Moving in? We clean before you unpack a single box.
- [Airbnb & Vacation Rental Cleaning](https://cleaning.miami/airbnb-cleaning.md): Airbnb and vacation rental cleaning in Miami built for the checkout-to-check-in window: clean, fresh linens, restocking and damage checks, on every platform.

## Service areas

- [Brickell Cleaning Services](https://cleaning.miami/cleaning-services-brickell.md): House cleaning and maid service in Brickell, Miami. We know the towers — COI filing, freight elevator booking, loading dock windows. Text for a quote today.
- [Miami Beach Cleaning Services](https://cleaning.miami/cleaning-services-miami-beach.md): House cleaning and vacation rental turnover in Miami Beach, South Beach and Surfside. Salt air, sand and short-term rental specialists. Text for a quote.

## Guides

- [Reviews](https://cleaning.miami/reviews.md): Read verified reviews of cleaning.miami from customers across Brickell, Coral Gables, Miami Beach, Sunny Isles and Wynwood. Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 847 jobs.
- [How to Choose a Cleaning Service in Miami](https://cleaning.miami/how-to-choose-cleaners-miami.md): How to choose the best cleaning service in Miami: the licensing, insurance, background checks and guarantees to verify before you hand over your keys.

## Answers to common questions

- [Cleaning Questions, Answered](https://cleaning.miami/answers.md): Straight answers to what people ask before hiring a house cleaner: cost, tipping, deep vs standard cleaning, trust and safety, deposits, and tax. Sources cited.
- [How much does house cleaning cost in Miami?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/house-cleaning-cost-miami.md): Nationally, a standard house cleaning visit runs about $118 to $237, averaging $175 per Angi, or roughly $120 to $280 per HomeAdvisor. Individual cleaners typically charge $25 to $50 an hour. A first-visit deep clean or a move-out clean is a different job and usually lands between $250 and $600. Miami quotes sit inside those ranges, set by square footage, bathroom count and condition rather than by the hour.
- [Is hiring a cleaning service worth the money?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/is-a-cleaning-service-worth-it.md): It is worth it if the hours it returns are worth more to you than the money, and if you would otherwise spend them cleaning badly and resenting it. A biweekly visit at the national $175 average buys back roughly three to five hours of your fortnight. Below about $35 an hour of perceived value, or if you enjoy cleaning, the honest answer is no.
- [Do you tip house cleaners, and how much?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/tipping-house-cleaners.md): Tip company cleaners 15-20% of the visit, or a flat $20-$40 per cleaner, and split it per person rather than per visit. Independent cleaners set their own rates, so a tip is appreciated but not expected; a raise or a year-end bonus of about one visit's cost matters more to them. Nobody in this trade is offended by a tip.
- [What is the difference between a deep clean and a standard clean?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/deep-cleaning-vs-standard-cleaning.md): A standard clean maintains a home that is already clean: dusting, vacuuming, mopping, kitchen surfaces and bathroom sanitising. A deep clean covers what a standard visit passes over: inside appliances, baseboards, window tracks, grout, behind and under furniture, light fixtures. It takes two to three times as long. Interior windows, inside the fridge and inside the oven are commonly add-ons even on a deep clean, so confirm them.
- [What won't a house cleaner do?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/what-house-cleaners-do-not-do.md): A standard clean does not include laundry, dishes, moving heavy furniture, decluttering, organising, or anything that needs a licence or a ladder above a step stool: biohazard cleanup, mold remediation, pest work, exterior windows above ground level. Most cleaners will also decline to clean around heavy clutter, and many will not handle pet or human waste. Some of these are add-ons; some are a hard no everywhere.
- [Should I clean before the cleaner comes?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/should-i-clean-before-the-cleaner-comes.md): Tidy, do not clean. Clear surfaces, floors and countertops so the cleaner can reach them, run the dishwasher, and put away anything you would not want moved. Do not scrub anything. You are paying for that, and cleaning beforehand only hides the things that most need attention. Twenty minutes of clearing is worth an hour of the visit.
- [How often should you have your house cleaned?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/how-often-should-you-get-your-house-cleaned.md): Biweekly suits most households and is the schedule most people settle on: it costs about half of weekly and still stops a home falling far enough behind that a visit becomes a deep clean. Weekly earns its cost with pets, small children, allergies or a full house. Monthly works only for small, tidy, low-occupancy homes, and in a humid climate monthly bathrooms tend to disappoint.
- [Is it safe to let a cleaner into your home when you're not there?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/is-it-safe-to-let-a-cleaner-into-your-home.md): Yes, if you verify rather than assume. Ask for a certificate of insurance and confirm the company is bonded. Insurance covers accidental damage, bonding covers theft, and they are different policies. Check the business is registered, ask who specifically will be in your home and whether they were background-checked, and put valuables away. Cameras are legal in Florida in common areas; audio recording without consent is not.
- [How do you tell a cleaner they missed a spot, or let them go?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/how-to-tell-a-cleaner-they-missed-a-spot.md): Say it within 24 hours, in writing, naming the specific area rather than the general standard: "the shower door track and the guest bathroom mirror were missed." Most companies guarantee a free re-clean inside that window. If the same things are missed three visits running after clear feedback, end it. One message, no explanation owed, pay what you owe, and do it in writing rather than by going silent.
- [Does a move-out clean get your security deposit back in Florida?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/move-out-cleaning-security-deposit-florida.md): It helps, but the law does the heavy lifting. A Florida landlord may deduct for cleaning only if the unit is dirtier than ordinary wear and tear, and must give written notice of any claim within 30 days of the tenancy ending, or return the deposit within 15 days if there is no claim. Miss the 30 days and the landlord forfeits the right to claim against the deposit. A documented professional move-out clean is your evidence.
- [What should you pay an Airbnb turnover cleaner, and what cleaning fee should you charge?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/airbnb-cleaning-fee-miami.md): Pay a turnover cleaner what the flip actually takes. A one-bedroom with linens and restocking is rarely under an hour and a half of work, and a same-day checkout-to-check-in window is a premium job. Set the guest-facing fee at or slightly below what you pay, not above: NerdWallet's analysis of 1,000 US reservations found a median cleaning fee of $75 for a one-night stay, and inflated fees are one of the most cited reasons guests skip a listing.
- [Do you have to pay taxes or file a 1099 for a house cleaner?](https://cleaning.miami/answers/paying-a-house-cleaner-taxes.md): If you hire a cleaning company, or an independent cleaner who serves many clients and controls how the work is done, you owe nothing and file nothing, because individuals do not issue 1099s for personal household services. If you direct a regular in-home cleaner's schedule, methods and supplies, they may be your household employee, and the IRS threshold for 2026 is $3,000 in cash wages, which triggers Social Security and Medicare tax and a Schedule H.

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