How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in Vancouver, BC? (2026 Guide)
The honest answer, with real numbers: how cleaning companies structure their pricing, what deep cleans and move-out cleans cost, what pushes a quote up or down, and exactly how Eco Clean Pro prices every home starting at $130.
The Quick Answer: Published Prices, Not Quote Forms
Cleaning prices in Metro Vancouver are hard to compare because companies price in different ways. Some charge by the hour per cleaner, some by square footage, some by bedroom count, and many will not show a number until you fill out a quote form and wait for a callback. We cannot speak for anyone else's rates, but we can show you ours in full. If you only remember three numbers, make them these:
- One-time cleans: $130 for a one-bedroom up to $390 for a five-bedroom, first bathroom included.
- Move-in and move-out cleans: 1.5 times the one-time price, so $195 to $585.
- Recurring service: 15% off weekly, 12% off bi-weekly, 8% off monthly.
A standard house cleaning in Vancouver, BC with Eco Clean Pro starts at $130 for a one-bedroom home, first bathroom included. One honest caveat: no guide can price your exact home sight unseen, because condition matters as much as square footage. What a guide can do is show you real numbers, explain what moves them, and let you compare quotes with confidence.
House Cleaning Prices by Home Size and Service Type
These are Eco Clean Pro's actual prices, the same ones you see when you book online. No quote form, no callback, no surprise on the day. Prices are in CAD; BC adds 12% GST and PST at checkout.
One-time standard cleaning
| Home size | One-time price |
|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | $130 |
| 2 bedrooms | $180 |
| 3 bedrooms | $250 |
| 4 bedrooms | $320 |
| 5 bedrooms | $390 |
The first bathroom is included in every price. Each additional bathroom adds just $10, which matters in Vancouver where plenty of two-bedroom condos come with two full baths.
Move-out and move-in cleaning
Move-out cleaning in Metro Vancouver is priced at 1.5 times the one-time rate, because an empty home gets cleaned wall to wall, inside cupboards, closets, and all:
| Home size | Move-in / move-out price |
|---|---|
| 1 bedroom | $195 |
| 2 bedrooms | $270 |
| 3 bedrooms | $375 |
| 4 bedrooms | $480 |
| 5 bedrooms | $585 |
Add-ons for deep cleans and inspections
| Add-on | Price |
|---|---|
| Inside fridge | $30 |
| Inside oven | $35 |
| Interior windows | $60 |
| Walls & doors (1-2 bedrooms) | $150 |
| Walls & doors (3+ bedrooms) | $200 |
A deep cleaning in Vancouver with us is quoted as a one-time clean plus the add-ons your home actually needs. A three-bedroom deep clean with inside fridge, inside oven, and interior windows comes to $375, and you keep control over exactly what is included instead of paying for a padded flat package.
Recurring cleaning discounts
| Frequency | Discount off one-time price | 2-bedroom example |
|---|---|---|
| Weekly | 15% off | $153 per visit |
| Bi-weekly | 12% off | $158.40 per visit |
| Monthly | 8% off | $165.60 per visit |
Hourly vs Flat-Rate: Which Is Cheaper?
Vancouver cleaning companies split into two camps, and understanding the difference saves you money.
Hourly pricing charges for time on site, per cleaner, per hour. It can win for small, well-defined jobs: one bathroom and a kitchen refresh, or a quick tidy before guests arrive. The risk is open-endedness. If the home takes longer than estimated, the meter keeps running, and a two-cleaner crew doubles the rate for every extra hour. You find out the real price when the job ends.
Flat-rate pricing fixes the number before anyone walks through the door. A two-bedroom is $180 with us whether it takes the team two and a half hours or three and a half. For a full-home clean, a flat rate is always more predictable, and it removes any incentive to work slowly, which is why renters, busy families, and anyone budgeting for a recurring service tend to prefer it.
Our take: flat-rate by bedroom count is the fairest model for whole-home cleaning, and it is the only model that lets a company publish prices the way we do. When a company will not show a number until you fill out a form, the number is rarely lower than the ones on this page.
What Pushes a Cleaning Quote Up or Down
Condition of the home
The single biggest factor. A tidy Yaletown condo that gets cleaned monthly is a very different job from a home that has gone half a year without a thorough clean. Heavy buildup means a deep clean or add-ons on the first visit; after that, standard pricing takes over.
Size and bathrooms
More bedrooms and bathrooms mean more surfaces, more floors, and more fixtures. This is why bedroom-count pricing works: it tracks the real workload closely without anyone measuring square footage. Extra bathrooms add $10 each with us.
Pets and lifestyle
Shedding pets mean more vacuuming and more hair on upholstery and baseboards. It rarely changes a flat rate on its own, but it can add time on a first visit and is one reason hourly quotes for pet households come in high.
Frequency and add-ons
Recurring homes stay cleaner, so they cost less per visit: 15% off weekly, 12% off bi-weekly, 8% off monthly. Add-ons like inside the oven or interior windows are priced separately, so occasional extras never inflate your regular rate.
How Eco Clean Pro Prices It, and Why We Publish Everything
Most Vancouver cleaning websites make you request a quote to learn a single price. We think that wastes your time, so every number on this page is live on our booking system. Pick your home size, add any extras, see your exact total, and choose a time. The whole thing takes about a minute at ecleanpro.com/book.
What the price includes matters as much as the price. Every clean is done with eco-friendly, non-toxic products that are safe for kids and pets, which is the standard on every job, not an upcharge. You can read more about that approach on our eco-friendly cleaning in Vancouver page. The company is fully insured, registered with WorkSafeBC, and every cleaner is background-checked.
There is also a story behind the pricing. Eco Clean Pro was founded by Asiya Mawzoon, an immigrant entrepreneur, and the company hires and trains newcomers to Canada, pays them fairly, and gives many their first local work experience. Transparent prices are part of the same idea: fair for the customer, fair for the cleaner.
And if a clean ever misses the mark, we back it with a 24-hour re-clean promise. Tell us within 24 hours and we return and re-clean the affected area at no charge.
How to Lower Your Per-Visit Cost
A few practical ways Vancouver homes pay less without getting less:
- Go recurring. The discounts are real and permanent: weekly service is 15% off every visit, bi-weekly 12%, monthly 8%. A bi-weekly two-bedroom drops from $180 to $158.40 per visit.
- Start with one deeper first visit. If the home needs it, do a one-time clean with add-ons first. Every visit after that is faster, and standard pricing holds easily.
- Use add-ons only when needed. Inside-oven and inside-fridge cleaning does not need to happen every visit. Add them quarterly instead of paying for a bundled package that includes them weekly.
- Do a light pre-tidy. Clearing dishes, laundry, and clutter lets cleaners spend their time actually cleaning. It matters most on hourly quotes, but it improves results on any visit.
- Book the right service. Moving out? Book a proper move-out clean rather than a standard clean plus a hopeful note to the landlord. It costs more upfront and tends to cost far less than a deducted damage deposit.
Businesses have a version of this too: our commercial cleaning and janitorial service in Vancouver, BC runs at $50 per hour per cleaner with a two-hour minimum, and recurring commercial plans earn the same 15/12/8% discounts. Strata councils and property managers can find building-specific details on our strata cleaning page.
Vancouver Cleaning Costs: Your Questions Answered
What is the average cost of house cleaning in Vancouver in 2026?
There is no reliable published average, because most Vancouver cleaning companies keep prices hidden behind quote forms and each one measures the job differently: by the hour, by square footage, or by bedroom count. Eco Clean Pro publishes flat prices so you can skip the guesswork: $130 for a one-bedroom, $180 for a two-bedroom, $250 for a three-bedroom, $320 for a four-bedroom, and $390 for a five-bedroom, with the first bathroom included and each additional bathroom $10. You can see your exact price and book online at ecleanpro.com/book, so there is no waiting on a quote.
How much does a deep clean cost in Vancouver?
Deep cleaning costs depend on home size and how long it has been since the last thorough clean. Eco Clean Pro quotes deep cleaning as a one-time clean, often paired with add-ons that cover the deep-clean extras: inside the fridge is $30, inside the oven is $35, interior windows are $60, and walls and doors are $150 for one and two-bedroom homes or $200 for three or more bedrooms. A three-bedroom deep clean with fridge, oven, and window add-ons comes to $375. That way you pay only for the extra work your home actually needs instead of a padded flat package.
How much should I pay for move-out cleaning?
Move-out and move-in cleans cost more than a standard visit because empty homes are cleaned wall to wall, inside cupboards and closets included. Eco Clean Pro prices move-out cleaning at 1.5 times the one-time rate: $195 for a one-bedroom, $270 for a two-bedroom, $375 for a three-bedroom, $480 for a four-bedroom, and $585 for a five-bedroom, first bathroom included and each additional bathroom $10. Renters often add inside-fridge and inside-oven service since landlords check both. If you are not satisfied, tell us within 24 hours and we return to re-clean the affected area at no charge.
Is hourly or flat-rate cleaning cheaper?
For a typical whole-home clean, a flat rate is more predictable and protects your budget. With hourly pricing you pay per cleaner per hour, so you do not know the final number until the job ends, and a home that takes longer than estimated costs more. A flat rate is agreed before anyone arrives, so a slow day never inflates your bill. A two-bedroom with Eco Clean Pro is a flat $180, first bathroom included. Hourly can win for very small jobs, like a quick refresh of one bathroom and a kitchen, where the clock stops early.
Why do cleaning quotes in Vancouver vary so much?
Quotes vary because companies measure different things. Some price by the hour, some by square footage, some by bedroom count, and many keep pricing hidden until you fill out a form. The condition of the home matters most: a well-kept condo cleans much faster than a home that has gone months without attention. Pets, extra bathrooms, add-ons like inside appliances, and one-time versus recurring frequency all move the number too. Eco Clean Pro removes the guesswork by publishing every price, from the $130 one-bedroom rate to each add-on, so you can compare before you commit.
Know your price before you book
Every number in this guide is live on our booking page. See your exact price, pick a time, and book in about a minute. Short notice? Ask us. We can often fit you in.
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