House cleaning in Santa Fe

HomeGuide's national figures from April 2024 give $0.10 to $0.17 per square foot for regular cleaning, $0.11 to $0.30 for deep cleaning and $0.22 to $0.33 for move-out cleaning. Hourly, cleaners charge about $25 to $75 per worker, and a two-worker, two-hour visit runs $100 to $300. For a 3-bedroom, 2-bath home, HomeGuide gives $135 to $180 for a standard clean. Agree on rooms, frequency and supplies in writing.

Cleaning companies must hold a Texas sales tax permit and collect state and local tax on the bill. Some households check the DPS public conviction database by name; it covers Class B misdemeanors and up reported to DPS. A Santa Fe customer with a dispute can file online with the Attorney General's Consumer Protection Division, and the filing becomes public. If a seller comes to your door and you agree there to more than $25 of service, you generally have until midnight of the third business day to cancel; that rule doesn't cover a clean you booked yourself.

Renters moving out should know Texas landlords can't deduct normal wear and tear and must refund the deposit on or before the 30th day after you move out, once you give a written forwarding address. Pair the clean with Santa Fe movers, and see the Texas house cleaning guide and the Santa Fe local guide.