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Rate for Move in Move Out Cleaning Service?

I'm confused on what to charge the realty company I'm contracting with. This house is 26 miles one way which is a total of 52 miles. The home is a 5 bdrm, 2 baths, and is very very dirty. The home is has all wooden floors and everything is covered in muddy dried dirt, the doors, floors, and even the baseboards are pathetic. There is also a huge computer desk and love seat couch that have to be removed.

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Just for the time I'll spend on the floors I'm guessing approximately 8-9 hrs out of the 16 hrs I'm calculating it will take me to complete the job. So actually there would be 2 trips at 52 miles each trip. I supply all cleaning supplies and tools. Please give me an average. I live in Amarillo, Texas and I was bidding along the line of 300.00 due to all the backbreaking work and hours it will take to get that place in a liveable home. Please I need an answer asap! Thank you and this also includes wiping down all baseboards, doors, and wooden floors.

By Sandy from Amarillo, TX

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September 26, 20141 found this helpful
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Do not be afraid to charge $25 to $35 an hour on a move in move out hours. Remember that a move in house needs all cabinets and shelves clean, walls washed, every light and fan cleaned, and so on. Everything needs to be move in ready so the new resident doesn't have to do any thing.

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It is a lot of work, so you deserve to get paid right for it. I would be charging $375 to $425. If there is furniture, it would be more.

 
February 4, 20220 found this helpful

I completely agree with Beverly. I don't clean homes anymore but when I had young kids it allowed me to make pretty good money and still drop off and pick up my kids from school. This was 20 years ago in Mississippi. As my kids got older I was able to finish my degree and stopped cleaning, but I did offices, weekly, biweekly home cleaning, move ins and move outs and cleaning an empty house is by far the hardest. A good rule of thumb is how ever many hours you think it will take you... triple it. It always takes longer. You have to decide what this back breaking work is worth to you. I would not do it for less than 600.00 but again I was established and was turning people away so that gave me the opportunity to charge what I felt It was worth and if they didn't pay it I had a list of someone else who would.

 
September 26, 20140 found this helpful

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April 21, 20160 found this helpful

I would charge them 450.00 if they got a bigger cleaning company thy would charge more

 
April 21, 20160 found this helpful

I would charge that it's hard work and back breaking

 

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