How Much Does House Cleaning Cost? Dallas & Miami Pricing Guide (2026)

House cleaning in Dallas averages about $50 an hour, with most rates between $25 and $75. In Miami, independent cleaners on Care.com charge about $22 to $27 an hour, and TaskRabbit cleaners average about $47 an hour. A typical Dallas visit runs $120 to $220. Home size and home condition drive the range. One thing most guides skip: Texas taxes that price. Florida doesn't.

Prices swing a lot by city, home size, and provider type. This guide breaks down real 2026 numbers for both markets. It also covers the one cost most pricing guides miss.

What drives the price of a house cleaning

Three things set the price. Home size comes first. How dirty the home is comes second. How often you book comes third. A small condo costs less to clean than a large house. A first-time deep clean costs more than a repeat visit on a home kept up well. Weekly or biweekly plans usually cost less per visit than a one-off booking. The provider spends less time on buildup each visit.

Provider type matters too. A solo cleaner tends to charge less per hour than a local company. But a company brings insurance, vetting, and a backup cleaner if yours cancels. That's part of what the higher rate pays for.

Dallas house cleaning prices in 2026

Per Angi, Dallas house cleaning averages about $50 an hour, with rates from $25 to $75. Many companies bundle that into one flat rate for the whole home, not an hourly bill. A typical visit costs $120 to $220, and the average Dallas household spends about $163. For a 2,200 square foot home, the Dallas median, a standard clean runs $220 to $440. A deep clean covers baseboards, inside appliances, and other detail work. Angi puts it at about $550 for the same size home.

Ezi's own Dallas prices are $44 an hour for general cleaning, $50 an hour for deep cleaning, and $50 an hour for a move-in/move-out clean. Every booking has a 2-hour minimum, and cleaning supplies add $10 an hour. A deep clean or move-in/move-out clean also takes longer, so it costs more overall. See our full cost breakdown for more ranges.

Miami house cleaning prices in 2026

Miami's range is wider. Independent cleaners listed on Care.com start around $22 an hour and average up to about $27. Cleaners booked through TaskRabbit average about $47 an hour in Miami. Cleaning companies usually charge more than solo cleaners, since the rate covers insurance, vetting, and backup staff.

Ezi's own Miami prices are $37 an hour for general cleaning, $45 an hour for deep cleaning, and $43 an hour for a move-in/move-out clean. The same 2-hour minimum applies, and cleaning supplies add $10 an hour.

The tax difference nobody talks about

Here's the part most pricing guides skip. Texas and Florida tax house cleaning in different ways. That changes your real bill.

Texas taxes cleaning booked through a company. The rule from the Texas Comptroller is specific. A self-employed person who cleans a home as a household employee owes no sales tax. But once a maid service or cleaning company bills you, the charge is taxable. Dallas has a total sales tax rate of 8.25%. A $200 clean from a Dallas company actually costs $216.50 once tax is added.

Florida works the other way. Residential cleaning is exempt from sales tax under Florida Rule 12A-1.0091. Only nonresidential cleaning, such as offices and commercial buildings, is taxable. A $200 clean in Miami costs $200, no matter which company bills you.

That's a real, sourced gap between the two markets. It isn't just a quirk of who you hire. A Dallas household booking a repeat clean through a company pays 8.25% more on every visit. A Miami household with the same service never pays it.

One-time vs. repeat cleaning: which costs less

A one-time clean almost always costs more per visit than a repeat plan. Providers charge more for the extra time a first visit takes. That means clearing built-up dust, grime, and clutter a maintained home doesn't have. Once a home is on a weekly or biweekly plan, each visit stays lighter. Most companies price that lighter work into a lower rate per visit.

Cleaning before a move, an event, or a home sale? A one-time deep clean still makes sense, even at the higher cost. For an ongoing household, a repeat plan almost always costs less over a year. That's true even before counting the time it saves.

How to get an exact price for your home

A few things move your price up or down from the numbers above. Square footage matters. So does bedroom and bathroom count. Pets matter too, along with how long it's been since the last clean. Want an exact number? Get a quote built on your real details, not a generic online tool. Ezi Home Services builds a price the moment you enter your home's details. No phone call or in-home visit needed.

Methodology

Dallas rates come from Angi's Dallas house cleaning cost guide. Miami rates come from Care.com and TaskRabbit. The Ezi rates for Dallas and Miami are Ezi's own prices. Tax rules come from the Texas Comptroller's guidance on household services and Florida Rule 12A-1.0091. The Dallas sales tax rate is the combined 2026 rate: 6.25% state, 1% city, and 1% special district.

Why choose Ezi Home Services

Ezi Home Services shows an upfront price before you book. There's no in-home visit and no surprise add-ons after the fact. Book a general clean in Dallas or Miami in under a minute. Or pick a deep clean instead. A move-in/move-out clean works too. Every provider is vetted. You can cancel or move a visit without a penalty.

Curious how Canadian pricing compares? Read our guide on home cleaning costs in Canada. It has CAD ranges for Ottawa, Toronto, Montreal, and Surrey. Ready to see your price? Get a quote for your home today.

The bottom line

House cleaning in Dallas averages about $50 an hour. Add an 8.25% sales tax most guides never mention. Miami runs about $22 to $27 an hour for independent cleaners and about $47 through TaskRabbit. There's no sales tax on residential cleaning at all. Ezi's own general cleaning rates are $44 an hour in Dallas and $37 an hour in Miami. That tax gap is a real cost difference between the two markets. It sits on top of the usual factors: home size, condition, and how often you book. A repeat plan beats a one-time clean on price almost every time. The only way to know your exact number is a quote built around your real home.