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Cleaning services near you

Standard, deep, move-out and post-reno cleaning across the GTA. Real price bands, every kind of clean explained, and offers you compare before you pay.

Typically $100–$800 in the GTA

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What does cleaning cost in Toronto?

Property type
Bedrooms
Clean type

$185 – $365

Typical price $235

$100all cleaning jobs$790
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Full price table by home size
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Home sizeStandardDeepMove-out
Studio condo$100–$170$130–$255$155–$305
1-bed condo$110–$215$165–$320$195–$385
2-bed apartment$130–$255$195–$385$235–$460
2-storey townhouse$185–$365$280–$545$335–$655
3-bed house$170–$330$255–$495$305–$595
4-bed+ house$210–$405$310–$610$375–$730

Taskly rate table v8 · 2026-08-24. Booking ranges from GTA labour rates and job scope — not an average of past jobs. Full cost breakdown

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Kinds of cleaning

The cleaning jobs people book most. Open one to see what it covers and what it costs.

Before you post

What to include when you post a cleaning task

Eight things decide the price you are offered. A post that carries them gets firm offers; a post without them gets questions, and then a different price on the day.

  • Property type and sizeCondo, townhouse or house, and how many bedrooms and bathrooms. It is the first thing every offer is worked out from, and the estimator above keys on exactly these.
  • Which kind of cleanA standard reset, a deep clean, a move-out clean for a landlord inspection, or a recurring visit. These are different lengths of work rather than different prices for the same work.
  • The state it is inWhen it was last cleaned, and whether there are pets, smoke, a party to undo or construction dust. Someone who knows what they are walking into quotes once instead of twice.
  • The things you would noticeName the two or three that would bother you if they were skipped — inside the oven, the shower glass, the fridge, the balcony, the window tracks. Everything else is assumed.
  • Your date, and whether it can moveMonth-end is when every lease in the city turns over and the slots go first. A midweek date mid-month is the cheapest window in almost every part of the GTA, so say if yours is flexible.
  • How they get inWho opens the door, whether there is a lockbox, and in a condo whether the building needs a service lift booked and where a car can go. A Tasker turned away at the dock still costs you the slot.
  • Supplies and equipmentWhether you want them to bring their own products and vacuum or use yours, and anything that must not be used — on stone, on hardwood, or around pets and allergies.
  • Anything out of the ordinaryThree floors of stairs, a basement unit, a finished attic, a room nobody has opened in a year, or a second property on the same visit.

Two photographs — the kitchen and the bathroom — tell a Tasker more than a paragraph, and they are the shortest route to an offer that does not change on the day.

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What cleaning actually costs here, and why

Cleaning is the easiest service to buy badly, because the price you are quoted varies most for reasons nobody explains. A one-bedroom condo in Liberty Village and a three-bedroom semi in Scarborough are not the same job, and neither is a standard tidy versus the clean a landlord signs off on. This page sets out what each kind of clean actually involves, what it costs in the GTA specifically, and how to get a price before anyone comes to your door.

The biggest driver is not square footage — it is what kind of clean you are asking for. A standard or recurring clean assumes the place is already in reasonable order: surfaces, floors, bathrooms, kitchen, done in a couple of hours. A deep clean adds the things a standard clean skips on purpose — inside the oven and fridge, behind and under furniture, baseboards, window tracks, grout. An end-of-lease or move-out clean is a deep clean with a specific audience: it has to satisfy a landlord or property manager, which in most GTA rentals means the oven, the fridge, the inside of every cupboard and the balcony. Post-renovation cleaning is different again, because construction dust settles into everything for days after the trades leave, and it usually needs two passes.

Toronto adds its own wrinkles. A large share of GTA bookings are condos, where the building controls elevator booking, service-lift hours and where a cleaner can park — worth checking before you agree a time, because a cleaner turned away at the loading dock still costs you the slot. Winter road salt tracked through hallways makes entryways and hard floors materially more work between November and April. And older housing stock across East York, Etobicoke and the Danforth tends to mean more grout, more trim and more radiator than a new build of the same size.

On Taskly you describe the job once and cleaners send fixed-price offers. You are comparing complete prices, not hourly estimates that move on the day, and the money stays with Taskly until the work is done. If you are not sure which kind of clean you need, describe the state of the place and let the offers tell you — a cleaner who reads "moving out on the 30th, landlord inspection" will quote the right job.

Timing moves the price more than most people expect. Month-end and the last weekend of the month are when every lease in the city turns over, so end-of-lease slots go first and cost more; mid-month midweek is the cheapest window in almost every part of the GTA. Spring and the first cold snap both produce a rush — one for the annual deep clean, the other for everything that got tracked indoors. If your date is flexible, say so when you post: cleaners fill gaps at better prices than they fill peaks, and an offer that arrives with a cheaper alternative date is common.

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After you post, here’s exactly what happens

  1. 1Offers arriveEach one carries a price and an approach, from verified Taskers only.
  2. 2Ask before you chooseEquipment, timing, whether they’ve worked in a building like yours.
  3. 3Accept oneYour payment is held by Taskly. Nothing is paid out yet.
  4. 4Confirm when it’s doneThe money releases and your receipt arrives by email.

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Frequently asked

GTA-specific answers to what people actually search for.

How Taskly works, in full

How much does a house cleaner cost in Toronto?

A standard clean on a two-bedroom apartment sits at the lower end of the band above; a three-bedroom house is meaningfully higher. Deep and move-out cleans cost more again, because condition, appliances and baseboards add hours rather than materials. Use the calculator for your own size.

Do cleaners bring their own supplies?

Most GTA cleaners bring their own vacuum, mop and products, and say so in the offer. If you would rather they used yours — a stone counter needing a specific product, or a scent sensitivity at home — say so in the task and offers usually come back slightly lower.

How long does a professional clean take?

A regular clean on a two-bedroom Toronto apartment takes two to three hours; a three-bedroom house runs three to four. Deep and move-out cleans take four to eight, and cleaners often work in pairs to finish a whole house inside one afternoon.

How do I book a cleaner in a Toronto condo?

Ask your property manager whether the service elevator needs booking — most downtown buildings do, and some want 48 hours. Book that window before confirming a time, register the cleaner at the desk if there is a visitor log, and check loading-dock hours for heavy equipment.

What does a move-out clean involve in Ontario?

It returns a rental to the state it was received: inside appliances, baseboards, window tracks and everything a regular clean skips on purpose. Worth knowing that Ontario landlords cannot require professional cleaning as a lease condition, and normal wear is not chargeable.

What is the difference between a deep clean and a regular clean?

A regular clean maintains what is visible — floors, surfaces, bathrooms, kitchen. A deep clean reaches what regular cleans skip: inside appliances, behind furniture, baseboards, window tracks, grout and light fittings. Most GTA homes want one seasonally, or after winter salt.

What does post-renovation cleaning involve?

Construction dust is fine enough to settle into vents, fabric and window tracks, then resurface for days after the crew leaves. A proper post-reno clean uses a HEPA vacuum rather than a domestic one, and it usually needs two passes to stop the dust returning.

How often should you book a cleaner?

Fortnightly suits most GTA households and keeps the cost predictable. Weekly makes sense with children, pets or a shared home; monthly works if you maintain things between visits. The first clean after a long gap takes longer, so consistency saves money over a year.

Can I book a cleaner for the same day?

Sometimes, depending on who is free near you. Month-end is the hardest window in the GTA, because lease turnovers concentrate demand into the same three days. Posting two or three days ahead gets you more offers and noticeably better prices.

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