Cleaning services in Grand Prairie
⭐ 5.0 · 95 reviews
215 Billings St #370h, Arlington, TX 76010
⭐ 4.9 · 151 reviews
737 Oakland St, Grand Prairie, TX 75052
⭐ 4.9 · 27 reviews
1905 Armstead Ave, Grand Prairie, TX 75051
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House cleaning prices in Grand Prairie
HomeGuide's national figures (April 2024) give a baseline for Grand Prairie quotes:
- Hourly: $25 to $75 per worker; a two-worker, two-hour visit is $100 to $300
- Per square foot: $0.10 to $0.17 regular, $0.11 to $0.30 deep, $0.22 to $0.33 move-out
- 2-bedroom, 1-bath: $90 to $120 standard, $120 to $175 deep
- 3-bedroom, 2-bath: $135 to $180 standard, $180 to $300 move-out
Ask whether a quote is flat or hourly, and whether supplies are included. HomeGuide's deep-clean ranges run above its standard ones, so ask for both prices up front. If you're moving out, a move-out clean on a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home runs $180 to $300 nationally. The Texas house cleaning guide has the full table.
How sales tax works on Grand Prairie cleaning
Texas lists building cleaning, janitorial and custodial services as taxable real property services (Tax Code §151.0048), and the Comptroller says tax is due on the charge to clean a home the same as an office. Anyone providing those services must hold a sales tax permit and collect state tax plus any local city, county, special district or transit tax on the bill. The state rate is 6.25%, and local taxes can add up to 2%, for at most 8.25% combined.
Window washing and pressure washing count as cleaning too. The Comptroller's household exemption covers a self-employed housekeeper hired directly by the household, not a worker sent by a cleaning company. A quote with no tax line from a company is a question to ask.
Checking a Grand Prairie cleaning service and move-out rules
Some households search a cleaner's name in the Texas DPS public conviction database, which shows reported convictions and deferred adjudications for Class B misdemeanors and above. If a cleaner signs you up at your door for more than $25, Texas law generally lets you cancel by midnight of the third business day. If a Grand Prairie cleaning company won't resolve a problem, you can file a complaint online with the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, where complaints are public.
Move-out cleaning for Grand Prairie renters
A Texas landlord must refund the security deposit within 30 days of move-out, once you've given a written forwarding address. Deductions for damage must be itemized in writing, and nothing can be kept for normal wear and tear. A landlord who keeps a deposit in bad faith can owe $100 plus three times the amount wrongly withheld and your attorney's fees. A move-out clean with dated photos helps either way.
Pair it with movers in Grand Prairie, compare cleaning services in Arlington, or go back to Grand Prairie local services.
Grand Prairie cleaning service FAQs
Do Grand Prairie cleaning companies charge sales tax?+
They should. Texas taxes home cleaning; the cleaning exemption the Comptroller describes is for a self-employed housekeeper working directly for the household.
How much does a deep clean cost?+
HomeGuide's national range is $0.11 to $0.30 per square foot, or $180 to $280 for a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home (April 2024).
Is a self-employed house cleaner in Grand Prairie taxed?+
A self-employed housekeeper working directly for your household, rather than sent by a company, isn't charged sales tax under the Comptroller's guidance. Workers sent by a maid or cleaning service are taxable.
How fast must my landlord return my deposit?+
Within 30 days after you move out, once you've given a written forwarding address.
Sources
- Texas Comptroller: Cleaning and Janitorial Services (Publication 94-111)
- HomeGuide: House Cleaning Services Prices
- Texas Legislature: Tax Code Chapter 151, Limited Sales, Excise, and Use Tax
- 34 Tex. Admin. Code § 3.356, Real Property Services (via Cornell LII)
- Texas Comptroller: Sales and Use Tax
- Texas DPS: Criminal History Conviction Name Search
- Texas Legislature: Business & Commerce Code Chapter 601, Cancellation of Certain Consumer Transactions
- Office of the Texas Attorney General: File a Consumer Complaint
- Texas Legislature: Property Code Chapter 92, Residential Tenancies
Guide checked October 22, 2026.