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Cleaning services in Midland

Price a Midland cleaning job by square footage and you can compare quotes on equal terms: HomeGuide's national figures run $0.10 to $0.17 a square foot for a regular clean and $0.22 to $0.33 for a move-out. Then check the invoice carries Texas sales tax, which applies to any cleaning company's charge for a home.
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⭐ 5.0 · 67 reviews

1405 Sparks St, Midland, TX 79701

#2

⭐ 4.9 · 152 reviews

5211 Blue Haven Dr, Midland, TX 79703

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⭐ 4.9 · 76 reviews

3000 W Illinois Ave, Midland, TX 79701

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⭐ 5.0 · 41 reviews

2300 N A St Apt 302, Midland, TX 79705

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⭐ 4.8 · 91 reviews

3241 Franklin Ave C, Midland, TX 79701

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⭐ 4.7 · 522 reviews

3404 W Illinois Ave #202, Midland, TX 79703

How we picked: this list ranks house cleaning by a weighted score of their Google rating and review count, last collected August 18, 2026. Our terms of service explain how rankings and Featured spots work.

Midland cleaning service prices

Type of cleanPer square foot3-bed, 2-bath home
Regular$0.10 to $0.17$135 to $180
Deep$0.11 to $0.30$180 to $280
Move-out$0.22 to $0.33$180 to $300

These are HomeGuide's national figures from April 2024, so use them to test Midland quotes. The same source puts the average visit at about $200 and hourly rates at $25 to $75 per worker. The Texas house cleaning guide covers the rest.

Sales tax and Midland cleaning services

The Texas Tax Code lists building cleaning and janitorial work as a taxable real property service, and the Comptroller says that includes cleaning a home. Cleaning companies must hold a sales tax permit and add the 6.25% state rate plus local taxes, up to 8.25% combined. Window washing, duct cleaning and wall and ceiling cleaning are all in the definition. Pressure washing buildings, sidewalks and parking lots is taxed the same way, as building or grounds cleaning.

Cleaning companies also pay tax on the soap, chemicals and equipment they use, which is built into their price, but items they leave with you, like paper towels, can be bought tax-free for resale. Cleaning bought by a home builder as part of building a new home isn't taxable, so a new-build clean billed to the builder may show no tax.

The Comptroller also exempts a self-employed housekeeper you hire directly, as an employee of your household rather than through a maid service. If a quote is described as tax-free, ask which exemption the company is relying on.

Midland move-out cleaning and checks

For renters, a move-out clean is about the deposit. Texas landlords must refund it within 30 days of move-out, once they have a written forwarding address, and must itemize any deductions; normal wear and tear can't be deducted. A landlord acting in bad faith can owe $100, three times the amount withheld and your attorney's fees.

Some households run a cleaner's name through the DPS conviction search, which covers Class B misdemeanors and above reported to DPS. If a dispute can't be settled, the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division takes complaints online, and Texas law treats them as public.

Questions for a Midland cleaning service

  • Is the price per visit, per hour or per square foot, and is tax included?
  • Are the cleaners employees, and who pays if something breaks?
  • Do they bring supplies, and is a deep first clean required?
  • If you signed up after a sales visit at your door for more than $25, Texas law generally lets you cancel by midnight of the third business day.

If you're also moving, see Midland movers. Compare cleaning services in Odessa, or read the Midland city guide.

Midland cleaning service FAQs

How much does a move-out clean cost?+

HomeGuide puts a move-out clean of a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home at $180 to $300 nationally (April 2024).

Should a Midland cleaning service charge sales tax?+

Yes. Texas taxes home cleaning by a cleaning company at the state rate plus local taxes.

Is pressure washing taxed in Texas?+

Yes. The Comptroller taxes pressure washing buildings, sidewalks and parking lots as building or grounds cleaning.

Can my landlord charge for normal wear and tear?+

No. Texas landlords may not keep any of the deposit for normal wear and tear, and must itemize deductions in writing.