Cleaning Estimate Template
Describe the property, the regular tasks and any deep-clean add-ons. Add the service frequency and supply assumptions so the client can compare the estimate with the requested work.
Name the property, areas and frequency
State whether the estimate covers a home, office or another property, which areas are included and whether the visit is one-time or recurring. Frequency can change the work plan, so keep it visible.
Keep deep-clean work and add-ons separate
List regular tasks separately from inside appliances, windows, heavy buildup or another requested add-on. This makes revisions easier when the client changes the scope.
Record supplies, access and exclusions
Say who provides supplies and note access assumptions that affect the job. Do not promise tasks that were not inspected or requested. After the work is completed, use the linked cleaning invoice template.
Lines included in this starting point
- Regular cleaning service
- Kitchen and bathroom deep clean
- Inside windows or appliance add-on
- Cleaning supplies
Replace the examples with the work and prices agreed for the actual job.
Reuse the details that still apply
Cleaning invoice template
Start with the service date, property and the work completed. Separate one-off extras from the regular clean so the amount is easy to follow.
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Describe the job, separate labor from materials, state what is included and excluded, and give the offer an expiry date. Use the builder below to move that structure into an editable estimate.
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