Commercial cleaning pricing in Austin
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Commercial cleaning in Austin costs $130 to $350 per visit for routine recurring service, and $250 to $1,000 for a first-time deep clean. Square footage sets most of the number and frequency sets the rest — a single suite sits near the floor, a large venue near the top. Those are Bailey & Bear’s own rates, not a market average.
What we actually charge
We publish our rates because you cannot compare bids without a reference point. The table below shows where different kinds of space land in the range, and which cost guide covers your job.
To get an actual figure rather than a range, send your square footage and how many nights a week you need. We will put a per-visit and a monthly number to it, free.
These are our own per-visit rates for routine recurring commercial cleaning, not a scraped market average. The table below is the honest version: the two ends of the range are real numbers we charge, and the rows in between describe where a space usually sits between them.
| Type of space | What moves the number | Per visit |
|---|---|---|
| Single suite or small office | Smallest footprint, one restroom, light traffic | At or near the $130 floor |
| Mid-size office on one floor | More restrooms, a break room, mixed floor types | Lower-middle of the range |
| Retail, clinic, or managed common areas | Public-facing surfaces, glass, a standard that cannot slip | Middle of the range |
| Large venue, multi-floor, or post-event turnaround | Largest footprint and the heaviest reset, usually overnight | At or near $350 |
| First-time deep clean, any of the above | One-time catch-up before recurring service starts | $250–$1,000, quoted separately |
We do not quote a commercial visit below $130. There is only one way to get under it, and that is to book less time on site than the space actually needs — which shows up about six weeks in as skipped restrooms and a standard nobody can hold. If a bid you are holding is well under this range, ask how many hours it buys before you sign it. If it is well over, you are probably paying for a sales layer.
Three jobs are priced differently and are not in the table above. Post-construction cleaning is priced per square foot or per project, because the mess drives the labor rather than the floor plan — see post-construction cleaning cost. High-mess after-hours bar and restaurant work is quoted per venue after we see the room, not off a published band. And cook-line degreasing is scoped on its own. Hood, duct, and exhaust cleaning we do not do at all — that is a certified NFPA 96 trade and we refer it to certified partners.
“Commercial cleaning” is several different jobs bought in different ways. This page is the overview. Each guide below carries the numbers for its own job.
The biggest drivers are square footage, how often you want service, and the scope of work. A lightly-used office costs less than a high-traffic retail floor or a venue reset of the same size. Floor types, restroom and kitchen counts, and add-ons (carpet, pressure washing, event turnarounds) also move the number.
Most Austin commercial cleaning is quoted per visit (based on square footage and scope) or per square foot for larger recurring accounts. One-time and post-construction cleans are usually priced per project. Bailey & Bear scopes each quote to your actual space rather than a flat menu price.
A recurring schedule keeps a space maintained, so each visit is faster and cheaper per visit than a single deep clean. If you are comparing costs, ask for both a recurring per-visit rate and a one-time price so you can see the difference for your space.
Routine commercial and office cleaning generally covers trash, surfaces, floors, restrooms, and kitchen/break areas. Post-construction cleaning adds dust, debris, and finish detailing. Ask exactly what is in and out of scope before comparing two quotes.
Set a recurring schedule instead of on-call one-offs, bundle related work (interior plus pressure washing or estate exterior washing), and right-size the scope to what the space actually needs. Clear scope up front prevents surprise charges.
A real quote beats any online estimate. Send your square footage, desired frequency, and service type — plus a few photos — and Bailey & Bear returns a clear, itemized price for your Austin space.
Commercial cleaning in Austin costs $130 to $350 per visit for routine recurring service, and $250 to $1,000 for a first-time deep clean. Square footage sets most of the number and frequency sets the rest — a single suite sits near the floor, a large venue near the top. Those are Bailey & Bear's own rates, not a market average.
Yes. Recurring schedules (nightly, weekly, or a set number of visits per month) are almost always cheaper per visit than a single one-time clean, because the space stays maintained and each visit takes less time.
They are our own rates, which is why we publish them. A market average is assembled from other companies' bids and tells you nothing about what we will charge you. If a quote you are holding sits well above this range you are probably paying for a sales layer; well below it, ask how many hours on site the price actually buys.
Because there is only one way to get under it: book less time on site than the space needs. That does not show up on day one, it shows up about six weeks in as skipped restrooms and a standard nobody can hold. $130 is the floor at which the crew can actually finish the scope we wrote down, so it is the floor we quote.
Three jobs are priced differently. Post-construction cleaning is priced per square foot or per project because the mess drives the labor, not the floor plan. High-mess after-hours bar and restaurant work is quoted per venue after we see the room rather than off a published band. Cook-line degreasing is scoped on its own. Hood, duct, and exhaust cleaning we do not do at all — that is a certified NFPA 96 trade and we refer it out.
Both, together. You get the per-visit rate and the monthly figure it adds up to at your chosen frequency, so you can put a real number in a budget instead of an hourly rate that moves every month. If you want the contract version of that math, see our Austin janitorial service cost guide.
Send your space size, how often you want it cleaned, and the type of work, plus a few photos if possible. Bailey & Bear will return a clear, itemized quote for your Austin space. Call 512-689-8346 or use the quote form.
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Getting commercial cleaner quotes in Austin, TX is simple: tell us your square footage, the type of space (office, medical, retail, warehouse, or venue), and how often you need service, and Bailey & Bear returns a written quote — usually within a day, free and no-obligation. For larger accounts we can do a quick walkthrough first.
Commercial cleaner prices in Austin, TX depend on square footage, frequency (recurring service is cheaper per visit than one-time), scope of work, and how the space is used. In practice most of our accounts land between $130 and $350 per visit, and a deep clean is quoted separately at $250 to $1,000 — square footage moves those numbers more than anything else. Those are our own rates rather than a market average. We still price each account to the actual space and give you a clear per-visit and monthly figure up front.
Yes — Bailey & Bear provides commercial cleaning services and commercial maid service across Austin and the surrounding metro, including offices, medical, retail, event venues, and property-managed buildings, on recurring or one-time schedules.
Austin commercial maid service pricing is built from the same inputs as any commercial account: square footage, how many visits per week or month, restroom and kitchen counts, floor types, and whether the work happens during or after business hours. Recurring schedules land lower per visit than one-time work because a maintained space takes less time each visit. Most recurring accounts fall in the $130 to $350 per-visit range quoted above; a first-time deep clean is quoted separately because it does the catch-up work a maintained space no longer needs. We quote a per-visit number and a monthly number together, so you can see the real budget line rather than a per-hour rate that moves every month.
Yes. Commercial property cleaning in Austin, TX covers the shared and back-of-house areas a property team is responsible for — lobbies, elevators, corridors, stairwells, restrooms, amenity rooms, and parking-level entries — rather than the interior of any one tenant suite. As a commercial property cleaning company we quote these portfolio-wide when a manager runs more than one building, which usually prices better than a separate vendor per address. See Austin property management cleaning for how those accounts are structured, or our commercial cleaning company in Austin, TX for the full recurring scope.
Bailey & Bear cleans Austin venues including Brazos Hall, 800 Congress, Green Light Social, and the Voodoo Room. Venue accounts are the sharpest test of a quote holding up: the room has to reset overnight, on a fixed booking calendar, with no room to renegotiate scope mid-month. The pricing above is the same structure those accounts run on. For venue-specific scope see event venue cleaning in Austin, or construction site cleaning in Austin, TX if the space is still being built out.