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Georgia House Cleaning Cost Calculator
Estimate cleaning prices in Georgia based on US Bureau of Labor Statistics wage data and real cleaner rates. Supports standard cleans, deep cleans, move-outs, and Airbnb turnovers.
Georgia is a standard-tier market — standard rates — pricing tracks closely with the US national average. The BLS OEWS mean hourly wage for cleaners in Georgia is $13.50/hr (May 2024 release). The calculator below is pre-filled with Georgia defaults. Adjust inputs to match the specific job you're pricing.
Typical cleaning prices in Georgia
Price bands below reflect the ±15% range cleaners typically quote for a given job size. Exact totals depend on home condition, pet count, and add-ons.
| Job size | Typical price in GA |
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| Studio/1-bed standard clean | $96–$130 |
| 2-bed, 2-bath standard clean | $133–$179 |
| 3-bed, 2-bath standard (1,500 sqft) | $322–$436 |
| 3-bed, 2-bath deep clean (1,800 sqft) | $535–$723 |
| 4-bed, 3-bath move-out (2,400 sqft) | $808–$1093 |
| Airbnb turnover (2-bed, 1-bath) | $136–$184 |
The Georgia cleaning market
Population
11.0 million
Median household income
$71,355
Georgia's market is dominated by metro Atlanta — about half the state's population sits within commuting distance of the city. Atlanta cleaners typically work at standard-tier rates with metro premiums, while Savannah and Augusta markets run noticeably lower. Atlanta's traffic is a significant scheduling factor that experienced cleaners build into their per-visit travel surcharges.
Population: U.S. Census Bureau 2023 estimates · Income: Census ACS 5-year
Top cities for cleaners in Georgia
Cleaning demand concentrates in the state's population centers. Metro pricing often tracks 10–20% above rural rates in the same state due to cost of living and parking/travel overhead.
- Atlanta
- Augusta
- Columbus
- Savannah
- Athens
- Macon
Sales tax on cleaning services in Georgia
Whether you need to collect sales tax on residential cleaning depends on Georgia state rules and sometimes the specific service (residential vs. commercial, routine vs. construction cleanup). For authoritative current guidance, check the Georgia Department of Revenue. A cleaning-specific accountant in Georgia is usually worth an hour of consultation before you start charging clients.
Georgia cleaning-cost FAQ
How much does house cleaning cost in Georgia?
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A standard 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom clean in Georgia typically runs $133–$179. Larger homes and deep cleans cost more. The calculator above computes a precise estimate from your square footage, room count, job type, and add-ons.
What's the average hourly rate for house cleaners in Georgia?
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The BLS OEWS May 2024 mean hourly wage for Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners (SOC 37-2012) in Georgia is approximately $13.50/hour. Solo cleaners typically quote retail at roughly 2.5× their effective hourly wage to cover supplies, self-employment tax, transportation, insurance, and profit on top of labor time.
How much more is a deep clean vs. a standard clean in Georgia?
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Most Georgia cleaners charge 1.5× a standard clean for deep-clean service. For a 3-bed / 2-bath home, deep cleans in Georgia run about $535–$723. A deep clean covers baseboards, inside appliances, detailed grout work, and areas skipped in routine cleaning.
What's a typical move-out cleaning cost in Georgia?
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A 4-bedroom, 3-bathroom move-out clean in Georgia typically runs $808–$1093. Move-outs are priced at roughly 1.75× a standard clean because they include empty-cabinet interiors, inside ovens and fridges, walls, and every surface a landlord will inspect.
How do Georgia cleaners price Airbnb turnovers?
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Short-term rental turnovers in Georgia typically run $136–$184 for a 2-bed, 1-bath unit — priced at ~1.20× a standard clean because of the linen change, restocking, and tight turnaround window. Cleaners who specialize in STRs often charge a flat per-turn rate that includes linens.
Do I need to collect sales tax on cleaning services in Georgia?
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Sales-tax treatment of residential cleaning services varies by state and sometimes by type of service. Check with the Georgia Department of Revenue for rules specific to Georgia before quoting tax-inclusive or tax-exclusive prices to clients.
Neighboring states
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