Lawrenceville House Cleaning with a price you know before we arrive
Lawrenceville House Cleaning is a local cleaning company for houses, condos, apartments and small offices around Lawrenceville, GA. Every job starts with a written quote built from your actual rooms and square footage, so there are no surprises at the door.
- Insured and bonded
- We bring the supplies
- Priced in writing first
Ballpark your price
Move the sliders. The range updates as you go.
How often?
Pets in the home?
Estimates only. Your written quote is set after we see the real size, condition and layout.
Six kinds of home cleaning, each one scoped on its own
A deep clean is not a longer maid visit, and a move-out is not a deep clean with the furniture gone. Each service has its own checklist, its own time estimate and its own page.
Deep cleaning
For the house that has gone a year without anyone touching the baseboards. Kitchen and bath detail, inside appliances, the lot.
Deep cleaning in Lawrenceville →Maid service
Weekly, every two weeks or monthly visits that keep a clean house clean, with a rotating detail task each time.
Recurring maid service →Move-out and move-in
An empty-home clean aimed at deposits, listings and closing-day walkthroughs. Every cabinet, closet and appliance interior.
Move-out cleaning →Apartments and condos
Smaller footprints with their own rules: elevator reservations, gate codes, shared walls and tight parking.
Apartment cleaning →Post-construction
Drywall dust, paint specks and sticker residue after a remodel or build, cleared in stages so the dust stays gone.
After-renovation cleaning →Small offices
After-hours cleaning for offices, studios and clinics near the square and along the GA 316 corridor.
Office cleaning →What is actually in each visit
Most cleaning companies tell you what they offer. Here is what each clean covers, room by room, so you can compare quotes on the work and not on the name.
| Task | Standard | Deep | Move-out |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dust surfaces and wipe counters | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Vacuum and mop floors | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Bathrooms sanitized | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Baseboards wiped | Rotating | Yes | Yes |
| Inside oven and microwave | No | Yes | Yes |
| Grout and tile scrubbed | No | Yes | Yes |
| Window tracks and sills | No | Yes | Yes |
| Inside cabinets and drawers | No | On request | Yes |
| Inside closets | No | No | Yes |
For a house that is already in decent shape. A standard visit keeps the everyday surfaces clean and takes a team of two a couple of hours in an average home. It is the visit you repeat weekly, every two weeks or monthly.
- Dust surfaces and wipe kitchen counters and the sink
- Sanitize toilets, tubs, showers and bathroom counters
- Vacuum carpet and rugs, mop hard floors
- One rotating detail task each visit, like baseboards or the microwave
Start here if the house has not had a top-to-bottom clean in a year or more. A deep clean usually takes two cleaners most of a day for an average house. It is the visit that brings every surface back to the same baseline, so later maid visits stay quick.
- Degrease range hood, stovetop and the front of every appliance
- Scrub grout lines and descale shower glass
- Detail window tracks, blinds, vents and ceiling fans
Built for empty homes. With nothing in the way we open every cabinet, drawer and closet, and clean the places a rental inspector or a buyer opens first.
- Inside refrigerator, oven and dishwasher
- Every shelf, rod and corner of every closet
- Garage floor sweep and light fixtures wiped
Answer two questions
Most people call asking for a deep clean when they really need a maid visit, or the other way around. Pick your answers and we will point you to the right one.
When did the whole house last get a full top-to-bottom clean?
What is going on right now?
Cleaning a house in a county seat that has been here since 1821
Lawrenceville was incorporated in 1821 and still has homes from nearly every era around the courthouse square. That mix is why one flat price rarely works here. An older house near the square cleans differently from a subdivision house or a condo near Georgia Gwinnett College.
- Around the historic squareOlder homes with hardwood, plaster and original windows. We use less water on old finishes and detail window sills where decades of paint have built up.
- Along GA 316 and Georgia Gwinnett CollegeCondos, townhomes and rentals with fast turnover. Move-out and move-in cleans are a big part of this side of town.
- Near Rhodes Jordan Park and Freeman's MillFamily subdivisions with kids, dogs and a lot of mud. Recurring visits here lean on entry floors, mudrooms and kitchens.
- Around Northside Hospital GwinnettShift workers who sleep days. We schedule around that and keep noisy equipment to the hours you pick.
Census figures for ZIP 30043 show roughly four in five homes are single-family and about a third of households rent. That is a lot of houses with yards, and a lot of leases that end with a cleaning bill.
What Lawrenceville dust looks like, month by month
Pine pollen in March, humidity in July and leaf grit in October each do something different to a house. Pick a season to see what to watch for.
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From quote to clean in four steps
- Send the basicsSquare footage, bedrooms, bathrooms and the kind of clean you want. Two minutes.
- Get a written quoteYou see the price and the checklist it covers before you decide anything.
- Pick a dateApprove the quote and choose from the next open days. Tell us about pets, alarms and parking.
- Walk the houseLook over the finished clean. Anything missed, tell us and we come back and fix it.
House cleaning in Lawrenceville, answered
How much does house cleaning cost in Lawrenceville, GA?
For a typical three-bedroom, two-bath house around 1,800 square feet, recurring maid service usually lands between $180 and $260 a visit, a deep clean between $300 and $520, and a move-out clean between $290 and $505. Size, condition, pets and how often you book move the number. The estimator on this page gives a range, and the written quote after we see your details is the price that counts.
Are you insured and bonded?
Yes. We carry liability insurance and are bonded. Insurance covers accidental damage during a visit, and the bond covers theft. If your landlord, HOA or building manager asks for proof, request a certificate of insurance when you book and we will send it.
Do I need to be home during the cleaning?
No. Plenty of Lawrenceville customers are at work, and they leave a key, a garage code or a lockbox note when they book. If you would rather be there for the first visit to walk through what matters most, that works too.
What is the difference between a standard clean and a deep clean?
A standard clean keeps a house that is already in decent shape tidy: surfaces, floors, bathrooms and kitchen. A deep clean goes after what a routine visit never reaches, like baseboards, inside the oven, grout lines, window tracks and the build-up behind the toilet. Most homes get one deep clean to start, then settle into regular visits.
Do you bring your own supplies and equipment?
Yes. Cleaners arrive with products and equipment. If someone in your home has a sensitivity or you prefer a specific product on a certain surface, tell us when you book and we will plan around it.
How do I book, and how fast can you start?
Fill out the quote form with your home size and the kind of clean you want. We reply with a written quote, and once you approve it we offer the next open dates. Move-out cleans around a closing date get priority on scheduling, so tell us the deadline.
Which parts of Lawrenceville do you clean in?
We clean homes, condos, apartments and small offices in Lawrenceville, including ZIP codes 30043, 30044, 30045 and 30046, and the Gwinnett County neighborhoods around them. If you are on the edge of the area, ask. We would rather say yes to a nearby address than turn you away.
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