House cleaning in Toronto that gives you your weekends back
Weekly, bi-weekly and monthly cleaning for Toronto semis, row houses, detached homes and condos, by the same small team whenever we can. We clean across Toronto, including Etobicoke and North York, and in Mississauga too.
Home cleaning services in Toronto, without the hassle
Between work, a TTC or Gardiner commute and family, most people in Toronto don't have four spare hours a week to scrub bathrooms. Our home cleaning service takes that off your list for good.
You get a vetted, insured cleaner (or a small team for larger homes), a written checklist for every room and a fixed price agreed in advance. Book weekly, bi-weekly or monthly, and we'll keep the same people on your home wherever we can, so they learn how you like things done.
Whether it's a Leslieville semi, a detached house in Leaside or a one-bedroom near Yonge and Eglinton, the standard is the same: a thorough clean to a written checklist, within the arrival window we agree with you.
Every residential clean includes
- Background-checked, insured cleaners
- All supplies and equipment brought to you
- Eco-friendly products by default, used safely around kids and pets
- Room-by-room checklist
- 24-hour re-clean guarantee
House cleaning packages in Toronto
Each price range runs from a studio or 1-bedroom home to a 5+ bedroom home, CAD, before tax. Prices are set by bedrooms and bathrooms, whether it's a house or a condo, and each extra bathroom is $30. Choose a package to see your exact estimate and book online; your final price is set in writing before the first visit.
Recurring House Cleaning
Weekly, bi-weekly or monthly visits that keep your home consistently clean.
- Recurring discount: weekly visits 20% off, bi-weekly 15%, monthly 5%
- The same cleaner or team whenever we can
- Skip or move a visit with 24 hours' notice
- Every room done to our full checklist
Deep Cleaning
The one-off clean we suggest before regular visits start: everything in a standard visit, plus the edges, grout and fixtures that collect build-up. See the deep cleaning checklist.
Move-In / Move-Out Cleaning
A one-time clean of an empty home, inside the appliances and cupboards, before you hand over the keys or unpack. The full room-by-room list is on our move-out cleaning page.
Bigger homes take longer. A four-bedroom detached house with three bathrooms and a finished basement, booked for its first deep clean, starts from $520: $429 for four bedrooms, $30 more for the third bathroom and $61 to include the basement. To see how every package scales by home size, and what drives the price, read our breakdown of house cleaning prices in Toronto.
Cleaning a condo rather than a house
A condo suite needs a slightly different plan from a house: concierge sign-in, elevator rules and a lot of glass. Recurring, deep and move-out cleans are all available for suites. Our condo cleaning service in Toronto covers the suite checklist, building access and condo prices in full.
House cleaning built around Toronto's houses
Most Toronto houses aren't wide, open-plan suburban homes. A semi or row house in Riverdale, Little Italy or the Junction is tall and narrow, often three floors plus a basement, with the kitchen at the back and one bathroom per floor. Stairs take real time, so a three-storey semi gets more time on our schedule than a bungalow with the same number of bedrooms.
Basement suites. Plenty of Toronto houses have a rented basement apartment or a second unit upstairs. Tell us which floors are yours and which door to use, and we'll quote and clean only your part of the house.
Older floors. Pre-war houses often still have their original strip hardwood, with small gaps between boards that trap grit. We vacuum along the grain with a soft brush head before a light damp mop, and keep water away from the gaps.
Getting to you. Many streets are permit-parking only and some houses have a shared mutual driveway. We'll ask where to stop when you book, and we never block a neighbour's car.
Salt season. From the first snow in late November until about March, boots come in through the front hall and often the side or back door too. Winter visits include an extra wash of every entry and the basement stairs.
Run a small office, studio or clinic as well? Our commercial cleaning in Toronto covers workplaces, with a free walkthrough first.
What we clean, room by room
This is the full checklist for a recurring house cleaning visit. Your team works through it in the same order every time, so nothing depends on memory.
Kitchen
- Countertops and backsplash wiped
- Stovetop degreased, knobs included
- Appliance fronts and handles polished
- Microwave wiped outside, and inside on request
- Sink scrubbed and faucet shined
- Table and chairs wiped
- Floors vacuumed and mopped
Bathrooms
- Toilets cleaned and disinfected, base included
- Showers and tubs scrubbed
- Glass doors and mirrors streak-free
- Vanity, sink and taps sanitized
- Towels hung or folded neatly
- Bins emptied and relined
- Floors washed
Bedrooms
- Dressers, nightstands and headboards dusted
- Beds made, or linens changed if left out
- Mirrors and glass cleaned
- Window sills wiped
- Carpets and rugs vacuumed, including along the bed edge
Living and dining
- Shelves, TV stand and picture frames dusted
- Sofa cushions vacuumed and straightened
- Coffee and dining tables wiped
- Lamps and lampshades dusted
- Hard floors vacuumed and damp-mopped
Entry, stairs and halls
- Front door and handle wiped
- Entry mat shaken, boot tray area cleaned
- Stairs vacuumed and railings wiped
- Hallway surfaces dusted
- Fingerprints spot-cleaned from doors and switches
Before we leave
- Garbage, recycling and green bin bagged and taken out
- Your priority notes double-checked
- Lights off and windows closed
- Doors locked and keys returned the way you asked
What happens on the day of your house cleaning
Your first visit sets the pattern for every one after it, so we take a little extra time to get it right.
When we clean. Home visits run Monday to Saturday, between 7am and 7pm. Saturday spots go first, so book early if you want a weekend clean.
Arrival. Your cleaner arrives within the agreed window with every supply needed. If you're home, they'll ask about priorities and anything to avoid; if you're out, they follow the notes you gave when booking.
The clean. Rooms are cleaned in a set order, high to low, finishing with floors on the way out of each room. Kitchens and bathrooms get the most time because that's where build-up happens.
The quality check. Before leaving, your cleaner walks back through the home with the checklist and looks at the spots most often missed: tops of door frames, the base of the toilet, the stovetop knobs and mirror edges.
If something's missed. Tell us within 24 hours of the visit. We'll return to put it right at no cost, then add it to your home's notes so it doesn't happen again.
Your home's notes
After the first visit, we save how you like things done: which products to use on your counters, whether to change the beds, where the cat hides and which door must stay shut.
If your regular cleaner is ever away, the replacement follows the same notes, so the visit feels the same.
Extras to make it perfect
Inside oven
Degreased and scrubbed inside and out. $35.
Inside fridge
Emptied, wiped and sanitized shelves. $45.
Interior windows
Glass, tracks and sills left streak-free. $39.
Laundry & folding
Wash, dry and fold one or more loads. $29 per load.
House cleaning near you
Choose your area for local neighbourhoods, prices and FAQs. Had renovation work done? Our post-construction cleaning deals with the fine dust.
Toronto
Condos and homes from downtown to the Beaches.
Toronto neighbourhood cleanersMississauga
Family homes from Port Credit to Churchill Meadows.
House cleaning MississaugaEtobicoke
The Kingsway, Mimico and Humber Bay Shores.
House cleaning EtobicokeNorth York
Willowdale, York Mills and Bayview Village.
House cleaning North YorkInside Toronto, our regular house cleaning area runs from downtown and the Beaches up through midtown, and includes East York. Etobicoke and North York are part of Toronto too, and each has its own page above. Live in Scarborough or York? Call before you book and we'll let you know if your street is on our route. See the Toronto neighbourhoods we clean.
The products and equipment we bring to your home
You never need to supply anything. We bring professional equipment and products chosen to be effective and safe for your family.
HEPA-filter vacuums capture fine dust, pollen and pet dander instead of blowing them back into the air. That helps most in spring, when pollen from Toronto's street trees blows in through open windows and settles on sills and floors.
Colour-coded microfibre cloths pick up more dirt with less product, and separate colours for bathrooms and kitchens prevent cross-contamination.
Eco-friendly cleaners are our default. Where disinfection matters, we use Health Canada–approved disinfectants and let them work for the full contact time.
Surface-specific products protect hardwood, marble, quartz and stainless steel. Harsh, all-purpose sprays can dull and etch these finishes over time.
Prefer your own products?
No problem. If you have a favourite product, or a surface that needs a specific cleaner, leave it out with a note and we'll use it.
Fragrance-free and allergy-friendly cleaning is available on request at no extra charge.
How often should you book house cleaning?
Weekly suits busy families, homes with several pets and anyone who wants their home consistently guest-ready. Each visit is quicker because there's very little build-up.
Bi-weekly suits most households, including people who split the week between a downtown office and working from home. It keeps kitchens and bathrooms properly clean while fitting most budgets, and pairs well with a quick tidy between visits.
Monthly works for smaller homes, condos with one or two people, or as a top-up for people who keep up with daily cleaning themselves.
One-time cleans are perfect before a party, after guests leave, or for seasonal spring and fall cleaning. We recommend a deep clean for these.
House cleaning questions
What's the difference between a standard clean and a deep clean?
A standard clean keeps up a home that's already in decent shape. A deep clean is a one-off reset that also reaches baseboards, vents, grout and hard-water build-up. Most people start with a deep clean and then switch to standard visits. Our deep cleaning page has a side-by-side comparison table.
Do you take out the green bin and recycling?
Yes. At the end of each visit we bag kitchen and bathroom garbage, blue-bin recycling and green-bin organics, sorted the way the City of Toronto asks, and take them to your outdoor bins or garage. Just tell us where your bins live.
How long does a house cleaning take?
It depends mostly on floors and bathrooms. A recurring visit to a smaller home is often done in 2 to 3 hours, while a three-storey semi or a detached house with a finished basement needs more. For big houses we send a pair of cleaners so the work fits in one visit, and we give you an arrival window and rough finish time when you book.
Do you clean homes with pets?
Absolutely. Our products are safe around pets when used as directed, and we spend extra time on hair on floors, sofas and baseboards. Tell us about your pets when you book, especially any that get nervous around a vacuum.
Can I skip or reschedule a recurring cleaning?
Yes. Just give us 24 hours' notice by phone or email and we'll move your visit. There are no long-term contracts.
Do I need to tidy up before the cleaners arrive?
You don't need to clean, but picking up clutter from floors and counters lets us spend more time on actual cleaning. We'll tidy as we go, but we won't put away personal items unless you ask.
Are your cleaners insured?
Yes. Our liability insurance and bonding cover every cleaner while they work in your home, and each one passes a background check before their first visit.