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Works in New York and around
New York · Brooklyn · Queens · Manhattan
Move-In / Move-Out · Deep Cleaning · Post-Construction
- 6 yrs on the job
- 4 areas covered
- Every day days they work
House and office cleaners in New York
3 cleaners in New York, New York. Each one lists its own phone number: you call, you ask what you need to ask, and you decide. No form, nobody in between, no commission on the job.
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Works in New York and around
New York · Park Slope · Gowanus · Windsor Terrace · Carroll Gardens
Apartment Cleaning · Deep Cleaning · Post-Construction
- 8 yrs on the job
- 5 areas covered
- Mon to Sat days they work
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Works in New York and around
New York · Elmhurst · Jackson Heights · Woodside · Corona
Apartment Cleaning · House Cleaning
- 11 yrs on the job
- 5 areas covered
- Mon to Fri, Sun days they work
Hiring a cleaner in New York, NY
How much does house cleaning cost in New York?
Among the cleaners listed in New York, starting prices for a standard visit range from $185 to $220. These are the prices each cleaner publishes as their own starting point; the final price depends on the size of the home and how often you book.
How do I hire a house cleaner in New York?
Pick a cleaner from this page and call the number on their profile. There is no booking form, no account and no waiting for someone to call you back. You agree the price and the day directly with them, and Cleaning Profiles takes no commission from the job.
Should I hire an independent cleaner or a company in New York?
New York has 1 cleaner who works alone and 2 companies with a team. Someone who works alone usually means the same person every visit, which suits people who want consistency and do not want to re-explain the house each time. A company sends a team, which usually finishes a large home faster and can cover for illness or holidays. Neither is better; it depends on which of those two things you care about.
Are there Spanish-speaking cleaners in New York?
Yes. 2 of them work in Spanish, out of the 3 listed in New York. Each profile shows the languages that cleaner works in, so you can check before you call.
Are cleaners on this list insured in New York?
Some are and some are not, and we do not know which. We do not require insurance to be listed, because our purpose is to help cleaners find customers rather than to decide who is allowed to work, and we do not check documents for anyone: we cannot authenticate an insurance policy. What many profiles do carry is a link to the public business register of their state, so you can confirm the business exists and is in good standing. If insurance matters for your job, ask the cleaner directly for proof before the work starts.