Cleaning Services in Miami, FL
Homes, offices, retail and post-construction cleaning across Miami — insured teams, a photo report after every visit, and one all-in price you approve before anything is booked.
Exact price within 24 hours, no obligation.
Most cleaning in Miami happens inside a building that has its own opinion about who may enter it. Brickell and Downtown towers run vendor rules the way an airport runs security: a certificate of insurance naming the association as additional insured, a registered vendor file, a booked service elevator and a loading-dock window that closes whether or not the job is finished. A cleaner who turns up without that paperwork is turned away at the desk, and the owner pays for the wasted visit.
The mix of work is unusually wide for one city. Wynwood and the Design District are full of galleries and creative offices where the floor finish decides the method. Coral Gables and Downtown run professional offices on nightly or three-times-weekly contracts. Doral is warehouse and corporate space measured in tens of thousands of square feet. A single residential tower in Edgewater can contain all three types of client.
Florida adds problems other states do not have. Year-round humidity turns bathroom grout, window tracks and air-handler closets into recurring mildew work rather than a one-off scrub, coastal salt air leaves a film on glass and metal within days of a clean, and hurricane season runs from June through November with the debris and water intrusion that follow it.
What we clean in Miami
Office and workplace cleaning
Nightly, weekly or three-times-weekly contracts for offices in Brickell, Downtown, Coral Gables and Doral. Desks, kitchens, glass, restrooms and floors, plus consumables restocked so nobody in your office has to order paper towels.
Apartment and house cleaning
Regular or one-off cleaning for condos and houses, from a Brickell studio to a Coconut Grove family home. Kitchens, bathrooms, floors, glass and the humidity work — grout, window tracks and air-handler closets — that Miami homes actually need.
Post-construction and post-renovation
The clean that makes a finished job usable: construction dust out of every track and vent, adhesive and paint spots off glass and stone, filters and surfaces cleared so the space can be handed over or listed.
Move-in and move-out cleaning
Empty-property deep cleans to the standard a landlord, a buyer or a condo association will actually sign off on, including inside appliances, cabinetry and closets.
Retail, gallery and showroom
Out-of-hours cleaning for street-level retail, Wynwood galleries and showrooms where the floor finish and the glass are the product. Method matched to the surface, never a single all-purpose chemical.
Deep cleans and recovery work
One-off deep cleans, hurricane-season debris and water-intrusion clean-up, and the mildew work that follows a unit left closed through a Miami summer.
Letting the property for short stays? Turnover cleaning is a different job and has its own page: Airbnb turnover cleaning in Miami.
How we work inside Miami buildings
- We carry insurance and issue a certificate naming your association or landlord as additional insured before the first visit — the document most Brickell and Downtown towers require before a vendor is let past the desk.
- Service elevator and loading-dock slots are booked by us, not by you, and the job is scoped to finish inside the window the building allows.
- Out-of-hours and weekend work is standard for offices and retail, so cleaning happens when the space is empty rather than around your staff or your customers.
- Every visit ends with a photo report. If something is not right, we come back and correct it before the next working day — that is included, not an extra visit you pay for.
- Keys, fobs and access codes are held under a named handover, and the same team returns to your property wherever scheduling allows.
Why the same work costs less through one team
Not a discount. Four costs that simply stop existing when the same company already manages the property.
01 No coordination markup
The usual model is that your manager subcontracts the cleaner and the handyman, then adds a coordination fee on top of their invoice. We are paid a percentage of booking revenue, so the trade’s price reaches you as the trade’s price. Ask any manager you are comparing us with whether they mark up vendor invoices — the answer is the whole argument.
02 One trip instead of two
In small repairs the dominant cost is not the work, it is the minimum call-out — a tradesperson blocks a slot and drives across town for a forty-minute job. When the person is already at the property for the turnover, the loose handle, the dripping tap and the blown bulb cost the labour and nothing else. That is not a discount we chose to give; it is a line item that never gets created.
03 Route density
A cleaner doing four turnovers in one building or one neighbourhood in a day carries a fraction of the travel and dead time per job that a one-off booking across the city does. This is the real economics of every field service business, and it is the reason volume pricing exists at all. The more of our work sits in your area, the better the rate we can hold.
04 No emergency premium
Same-day and out-of-hours call-outs are the most expensive way to buy any trade. Because we are in the property every turnover, the failing water heater and the cracked grout get seen while they are still a scheduled job. You pay the planned rate instead of the emergency one.
Every job is still quoted individually and you approve one all-in price before anything is booked — a studio in Brickell and a waterfront house are not the same job. We do not publish a percentage saving because we have not measured one, and we would rather you compare our quote against a real alternative.
Our work in Ireland
Recent work
Selected cleaning and renovation projects from our teams in Ireland. Every property has its own scope and quote.
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Bathroom and twin bedroom turnover in County Kerry, Ireland. Original before-and-after comparison.
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Oven racks and interior before and after a deep clean in County Kerry, Ireland.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does cleaning cost in Miami?
It depends on square footage, how much of it is bathroom and kitchen, how often we come and whether the building restricts our working window. A recurring office contract and a one-off post-construction clean price completely differently. Send the address and the scope and you get one all-in figure within 24 hours, with nothing to pay to find out.
Do you provide a certificate of insurance for my building?
Yes. Most Brickell, Downtown and Edgewater towers require a COI naming the association as additional insured before a vendor is allowed in, and we issue it as part of onboarding rather than on the morning of the first visit.
Can you clean outside office hours?
Yes — for offices, retail and galleries it is the normal arrangement. We work evenings, nights or weekends so the space is empty and your business is not cleaning around its own customers.
Do you bring your own equipment and supplies?
Yes, for every job. If you prefer specific products — a particular floor finish, a fragrance-free or low-VOC requirement, a client of yours with an allergy — tell us in the quote request and we work to it.
Do I have to sign a long contract for a recurring clean?
No. Recurring cleaning runs on an open-ended arrangement you can stop without a notice period or an exit fee, the same as everything else we do.
Can you handle a property I do not live near?
Yes — remote owners are a large part of our work. You get a photo report after every visit, which is the point of them: you can see the condition of your Miami property from anywhere without asking anyone to go and look.