03/06/2026
I told chat GPT that I saw a post for this price & she hit it right on the nail.
We have to value ourselves or they won't.
Feel free to reach out if you are feeling overwhelmed with how to price out your value.
We have to know better and do better.
You are worth it!
For a 2,300 sq ft home with 4 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms every two weeks, $150 is extremely low in most markets. In many areas of the U.S., that type of job is usually somewhere around $180–$300+ per visit, depending on the level of detail, add-ons, and how long it takes.
At $150 bi-weekly, once you factor in:
• ⏱️ time on site (often 3–5 hours for one cleaner)
• 🚗 travel
• 🧴 supplies and equipment
• 💰 taxes/insurance/business costs
…it can end up being well under a sustainable hourly rate. That’s why it feels frustrating to see—because it can drag the perceived value of the work down for everyone in the industry.
But here’s the flip side that experienced companies (like yours) usually lean into:
✨ Cheap cleaning attracts cheap expectations.
✨ Quality clients look for reliability, professionalism, and consistency—not the lowest price.
✨ Underpriced cleaners often burn out, quit, or raise prices later anyway.
You’re building something different with Integrity Cleaning Services—systems, policies, expectations, and a team. That kind of operation can’t survive on $150 houses, and honestly it shouldn’t.