Most cleaning sites hide the number behind a quote form. Here's ours, out loud: a whole-home deep clean runs $299 to $549. Move-outs run $549 to $999. The full table is right below.
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Every Grime Guardians price is flat, by the job, and put in writing before anything's booked. Want your exact number? The free Gold Star assessment pins it down in one 20-minute walkthrough.
Here's the whole menu. Flat prices, confirmed in writing before we book anything, and nothing gets added without your approval first.
| Service | 2026 price |
|---|---|
| Elite Home ResetA top-to-bottom deep clean of the whole home | $299–$549 |
| Move-Out or Move-In CleanThe empty-home clean, photographed room by room with the result in writing | $549–$999 |
| Disaster ResetSevere buildup: the jobs that take days, not hours | $1,500–$1,800 |
| Mother's HelperOne vetted pro, one visit, your house list done | $399 flat |
| Commercial & office cleaningPriced per space after we've actually seen it | Free walkthrough first |
Prices are pre-tax. Applicable Minnesota and local sales tax for your address is added at invoice, as its own line. Where your home lands inside the range comes down to size and condition, and that's the next section.
Two houses on the same street can land at very different numbers. Here's what actually moves the needle.
That's why anyone quoting one flat number sight-unseen is guessing. We'd rather show you the honest range here, then give you your exact price in writing after we've walked the home with you.
Here's the cycle nobody prices in. The cheap crew starts strong. Then corners start appearing, and soon you're back to interviewing strangers, re-explaining your home, and re-doing work you already paid for. Every swap costs you the thing you hired them to save: your hours.
We're not the cheapest in the Twin Cities, and that's on purpose. Every Guardian is background-checked, trained to one standard, and photographs the work every visit. Stop interviewing cleaners. Hire the crew that's still going to be here next year.
100+ five-star Google reviews, from Eagan and Burnsville to Edina, Minnetonka and Eden Prairie.
If all you need is a light weekly once-over and you don't mind checking the work yourself, a solo hourly cleaner can be a fine fit. No hard feelings. That's a real lane, it's just not ours.
Our range earns its keep on the work that has to be right the first time: deep resets, a move-out with the whole deposit riding on the landlord's walkthrough, the oven nobody's opened up in years. That's the work people put in our reviews.
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Flat, by the job. You'll know the full number before we start, in writing. No meter running, no day-of surprises, and nothing gets added without your approval first.
Because size and condition ARE the price. A townhome that gets regular upkeep and a big house with five years of buildup are different jobs. The free Gold Star assessment is how your number gets exact.
No. The home sets the price, not the address. Eagan, Burnsville, Edina, Minnetonka, Eden Prairie: same standard, same math.
Prices are pre-tax. Applicable Minnesota and local sales tax for your service address is added at invoice, as its own line, so you can see exactly what's what.
Tell us within 48 hours and we'll come back and make it right, free. That guarantee is in writing, not a handshake.
Yes. Most homes start with a reset, then move to a schedule that fits. Your recurring price goes in the same written plan, before you commit to anything.
When you need a light, frequent once-over and you're fine inspecting the work yourself. If that's your home, we'll tell you so at the assessment.
PS: if you're hunting for the lowest bid in town, we're honestly not your crew. If you want a real number, in writing, from people who photograph their work, the walkthrough is free and takes 20 minutes. Book your free assessment here.