How Much Does House Cleaning Cost in San Francisco? (2026)

SanCrew cleaners serving San Francisco currently list an average of $64 for a standard clean of a studio, rising to $161 for a 3 bed / 3 bath home. A detailed deep clean averages $79 to $213 across the same homes. These are current averages of the prices 5 crews (standard) and 6 crews (deep) have set themselves, based on the prices customers see at checkout.

Each cleaner sets their own price, so what you pay depends on which crew you choose, the size of your home, and whether you want a standard or deep clean. The full six-layout comparison is below, and you can see each crew’s exact price for your home →

What do different types of house cleaning cost in San Francisco?

Each level adds work: a deep clean goes further than a standard upkeep clean, and a move-out clean is done on an empty home, inside cabinets and appliances. The table below is based on current prices listed by crews on SanCrew in San Francisco — the average where one is published, and the lowest and highest price any crew lists for homes from a studio to a 3 bed / 3 bath. Every crew sets their own price, so yours depends on the crew, your home and the job.

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How much does cleaning cost by home size?

Every extra room or bathroom adds to the price, because crews on SanCrew price by rooms, bathrooms, and kitchens rather than by the hour. The averages below are the prices SanCrew crews currently list for six common San Francisco layouts, for a standard clean and a detailed deep clean, as you would pay them at checkout. A studio counts as one room plus one bathroom and one kitchen; each bedroom adds a room.

What’s the range behind those averages?

Crews price independently, so every average sits inside a spread. This is the whole spread for the same six layouts: what the cheapest crew lists, what the dearest lists, and how many crews each figure comes from.

Hourly vs. flat-rate cleaning: which is better?

Flat-rate is better for any job with a defined scope, and hourly is better when your needs are mixed or open-ended. A standard clean, a detailed deep clean, a move-in/move-out clean, or a post-construction clean each has a known checklist, so a crew can price the whole job up front. You know the total before they start, and a slow day doesn’t cost you more.

Hourly makes sense when the work doesn’t fit a checklist: organizing a closet, tidying after a party, helping with a few specific areas, or combining cleaning with other tasks. You pay for the time it actually takes, which is fair when nobody can define the job in advance.

On SanCrew, crews set both. Each lists their own fixed prices for the defined services, and some also list an hourly rate for open-ended work. Either way, the price is shown before you book, so you never have to guess which model a crew uses.

How does cleaning frequency affect price?

Recurring cleaning often costs less per visit than a one-time clean, but the discount depends on the crew. A weekly or biweekly visit takes less time because less dust, grime, and clutter build up between visits, so many cleaners price weekly, biweekly, and monthly work below their one-time rate. A one-time clean is usually the most expensive per visit for the same reason.

Right now, 2 of the 5 crews quoting standard cleans in San Francisco list a recurring discount; among them, weekly discounts run 10%, biweekly 7%, monthly 5%. The other 3 charge the same per visit at any frequency. These percentages are each crew’s own setting, read from their current listing, and they change whenever the crew changes them.

Each crew controls their own recurring pricing. SanCrew doesn’t set a platform-wide discount or suggest one. The honest way to compare is to look at each crew’s one-time and recurring prices side by side and pick what fits your home and budget. Compare real SF crews’ rates →

What drives house cleaning prices in San Francisco?

Time is what sets the price: anything that makes a clean take longer makes it cost more. That is why two homes of the same size can land at very different prices.

What’s included at each service level?

A standard clean covers the routine surfaces, a deep clean adds built-up grime and detail work, and a move-out clean adds the insides of cabinets and appliances in an empty home. Choose the level by the home’s current condition, not by price alone, so the fixed price covers everything you need done. Tap any service for the full checklist.

Need the heaviest clean of all? See post-construction cleaning or browse all cleaning services.

How does SanCrew pricing work?

Each crew sets their own price, and the price on their card is the price you’re charged at checkout. SanCrew doesn’t set, suggest, or cap rates; it handles the booking and billing. Every crew is background-checked, and you compare their prices, reviews, and profiles side by side before you choose. Enter your address and home size and you see each crew’s exact price for your home. The averages on this page are simply the mean of those listed prices.

How do you get the best value on house cleaning?

The biggest savings come from booking recurring service with a crew who discounts it, and from getting the scope right before the visit so the fixed price covers the whole job.

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