Ours quoted $35/45 per hour which did bathrooms eg. Only add one for ovens would be more

You’d probably be looking at paying 2 hour minimum. Somewhere between $30-$45 an hour.

I pay $125 for 2.5 hours, which includes all those jobs plus help with changing the sheets, and a bit of a clean in the kitchen. I have found that individual cleaners can vary in speed and thoroughness, so you may need to try a few before you find one that can do what you want in a reasonable time.

depends but my friends do it for 25 an hour and 20 an hour for pensioners but they can get a “free” clean once a year if loyal customers. (based on a once a week service) which is pretty good. (small business)

ask friends/family if they want a few extra dollars per week first!
i worked in admin for a company that charged $40 per hour but only paid the cleaners $15 an hour… it is such an unfair industry!

it really does depend – shop around and get several quotes. Ask them what the hourly rate is or if they give you a figure ask them how many hours they think it will take so you can work it out. Make sure you check what they will and won’t do – some won’t do ovens, some don’t do walls, or charge extra for certain things. Be specific to get the right person for the job.

About 2 hours and cost about $40-$50 depending on the cleaner

Most cleaners will come and give you a quote, if they are experienced they can assess what is required and how much it will cost. Ring a few and see what they say then you can compare or ask for recommendations from friends etc.

I like to agree on a price before hand. If it’s hourly rate then, I’ll asked to be quoted on how long it’ll take and fix the cost upfront.

Do price comparisons on all cleaning companies and businesses to get a good idea of costs. Check the papers to find the rates too.

I wouldn’t hire anyone on an hourly basis. It’s always best to know what the total cost will be before hiring someone and also discuss exactly what you want done.

I would get a fixed quote and be quite specific about what you want done. That way you can compare quotes easily. We once did a house on an hourly basis and I would never get a cleaner that way again.

Ooh, I’m not sure I have the answer you’re looking for. I would think a personal house cleaner would be between $20-$25 an hour. That’s just going on where I live, which is rural, just one woman business. No idea about bigger city cleaners