Cleaning Rates for Nashville, TN

RE: Cleaning Rates for Nashville, TN Post by julie6668 (1) | (07/16/2008) Profile | Contact I do some house cleaning on the side. Do yourself a favor and charge by the job. You want to clean as quickly and efficiently as possible, so don't penalize yourself for being speedy. Check out the book "The Clean Team." That taught me to cut my cleaning time WAAAAY down. I always use my own supplies - that way I know the product works (whether it is a chemical or a vacuum cleaner). I wish you the best!! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Rates for Nashville, TN Post By Christina (Guest Post) (07/16/2008) Hi there, I would check around with local cleaners to see what the going rate is in your area. It can really vary, and you don't want to undersell yourself and your new business! I found some helpful tips on cleaning business start-ups for you at: http://www.happyslob.com/cleaningbusiness.html Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Rates for Nashville, TN Post By Rose Anne (Guest Post) (10/25/2006) Hi, Elizabeth. A friend of mine up here in Canada provides this service and tells me she charges by the hour. The first two take longer and it makes sense she charge more. Once you've done a few you'll have an idea of what it takes and can provide estimates. Incidentally, if the builders don't provide necessities (garbage bins or vacuum cleaners), she charges them additional fees. Her per-hour rate includes the costs of supplies (windex, comet, etc.). Hope this helps. Rose Anne Report Spam or Abuse