How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in Los Angeles County?
House cleaning in Los Angeles County typically ranges from $130 for a small apartment to $500+ for a large deep clean. Bi-weekly service in a 2-bedroom home is usually $150 to $220 per visit. Five factors drive the price: home size, service type, frequency, condition, and add-ons.
Here's how house cleaning is actually priced in Los Angeles County in 2026, based on our own book of business across Montrose, Glendale, Pasadena, Burbank, and surrounding communities.
Standard house cleaning (recurring, bi-weekly)
- 1-bedroom apartment: $130–$160
- 2-bedroom home: $150–$220
- 3-bedroom home: $200–$280
- 4-bedroom home: $260–$360
Weekly service is roughly 10% cheaper per visit than bi-weekly. Monthly and one-time visits are 20–40% more expensive per visit.
Deep house cleaning (one-time)
- 1-bedroom: $260–$350
- 2-bedroom: $320–$500
- 3-bedroom: $450–$700
- 4-bedroom: $600–$900+
Deep cleans cost 2 to 3x more than a standard clean because they take 2 to 3x longer. See our comparison of deep cleaning vs regular cleaning.
Move-in / move-out cleaning
Similar to deep cleaning but with inside all cabinets, drawers, and closets included. Typically 10–15% more than a deep clean for the same home size.
Airbnb turnover
Priced per turnover, not per hour. Most 1-bedroom LA short-term rentals run $100–$150 per turnover including linens and restocking.
What actually drives the cost
Five factors, in order of importance:
- Home size — square footage and number of bathrooms
- Service type — standard, deep, move-in/out, Airbnb
- Frequency — recurring cadence lowers the per-visit rate
- Condition — homes that haven't been professionally cleaned in a while take longer
- Add-ons — inside oven ($25–$40), inside fridge ($25–$50), laundry (varies), interior windows (varies)
Why local pricing is what it is
Los Angeles County minimum wage is over $17/hour and rising. Insured, bonded cleaning services with background-checked cleaners can't sustainably charge less than roughly $50–$60 per cleaner-hour. Anything dramatically below that means uninsured workers, uninsured business, or bait-and-switch pricing.
How to get the best rate
- Book bi-weekly — the biggest single discount available
- Start with a deep clean — then a bi-weekly maintenance schedule is much cheaper long-term than repeat one-time visits
- Bundle add-ons — inside oven + inside fridge together usually beats separate
- Book the same cleaners every visit — they get faster in your home, and speed benefits both sides
Request a free quote through our contact page with your home size, number of bathrooms, and preferred cadence. We reply within business hours with a firm number.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a one-time house cleaning cost in Los Angeles?+
For a 2-bedroom home, expect $180 to $280 for a standard one-time clean, or $320 to $500 for a one-time deep clean.
Do prices include supplies?+
For most professional services in LA — including Luma — yes. Supplies and equipment are included in the quoted rate.
Is there a minimum charge?+
Most LA cleaning companies have a $130–$150 minimum, roughly the cost of a small apartment or studio clean.
Do you charge extra for pets?+
No. Pets and their hair are part of standard house cleaning.
How can I get a firm quote?+
Tell us your home's square footage, number of bathrooms, and desired frequency. We reply with a firm quote in one business day or less.
Related services
- House Cleaning →
Reliable top-to-bottom cleaning that keeps your home fresh week after week.
- Recurring House Cleaning →
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly visits at a discounted rate.
- Deep House Cleaning →
A thorough reset for homes that need extra attention or haven't been cleaned in a while.
Related guides
- How Often Should You Schedule House Cleaning? →
Weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly? A field-tested guide to picking the right cadence for your household.
- Deep Cleaning vs Regular Cleaning: What's the Difference? →
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