Cleaners near Phoenix, AZ

Some carpet cleaning services in Phoenix have starting costs that range from $30 to over $100. But keep in mind your price will depend on the size of your home and other factors. The larger your home, the more it will cost to clean. The type of cleaning (steam cleaning or dry cleaning) may also affect the cost, as will the type of stains, such as those from pets, food or drinks. Carpeted stairs add to the cost as well, and the pro will need to know how many flights there are. 

Contact the best professional carpet cleaning services in Phoenix to get an accurate cost estimate for your home.

For more information on how to estimate carpet cleaning costs, read “How much does carpet cleaning cost?”

Please note: All cost estimates are accurate at the time of writing and are subject to change. For the most accurate, up-to-date cost estimates for your specific project, get free estimates from pros near you.

If you plan on hiring a pro to clean your gutters in Phoenix, you might see starting costs that exceed $150. However, you could pay much less (or more) depending on a few factors. For example, the number of stories your home has could impact costs. Your home’s size  could also affect prices, as well as the condition of your gutters. If your gutters require substantial repairs, the pro may charge more to fix it.

The best way to find out how much gutter cleaning will cost you is to get a quote from a pro. Here are the best gutter cleaning services in Phoenix for you to contact.

To learn more about gutter cleaning prices, read “How much does gutter cleaning cost?”

Please note: All cost estimates are accurate at time of writing and are subject to change. For the most accurate, up-to-date cost estimates for your specific project, get free estimates from pros near you.

Some professional pressure washing services in Phoenix have prices that start at $50, but the size of the structure (e.g. a house, patio, driveway, sidewalk, deck, furniture, equipment, etc.) and surface will play a large role in determining the price, as well as how many stories the cleaner will have to reach.

Providing a water source may lower the price. Otherwise, the cleaner must haul their own water to the job, which could increase the cost. 

Get free estimates from the best pressure washing services in Phoenix so you can get an accurate idea of how much it will cost to pressure wash your property.

To learn more about pressure washing pricing, read "How much does pressure washing cost?"

Please note: All cost estimates are accurate at time of writing and are subject to change. For the most accurate, up-to-date cost estimates for your specific project, get free estimates from pros near you. 

The best house cleaners in Phoenix might charge a price that starts as low as $60. How much you’ll pay will depend on several factors. The first is the type of cleaning you need, which could be a regular house clean, a deep clean or a move-out clean. The number of bedrooms and bathrooms will also affect price, as will the number of pets you may have. And if you sign up for regular cleaning, you’re more likely to get a lower cost per session than if you choose a one-time cleaning.

For more information, read “How much does house cleaning cost?”

Please note: All cost estimates are accurate at time of writing and are subject to change. For the most accurate, up-to-date cost estimates for your specific project, get free estimates from pros near you. 

To find the best cleaning service in Phoenix, read house cleaning reviews from past customers and look for information about the house cleaner’s professionalism, punctuality and quality of work. If customers provided before-and-after photos of their house cleaner's work, take the time to review them. 

Due to the dry climate in the Phoenix area, cleaners should have experience cleaning and removing dust and dirt from hard and soft surfaces. Look for both basic and deep cleaning services, as well as the services that cost extra (windows with screens, etc.). 

You can safely use a pressure washer on a number of different surfaces, including your home’s exterior, siding, driveways, rooftops, sidewalks, patios and more.

It can also be used to clean grills, outdoor furniture, cars and trucks, boats, bikes, fences and decks. You can generally clean any hard outdoor walking surface, including asphalt, concrete, brick and pavers with a pressure washer.

However, it’s possible to damage your property — especially wood and vinyl surfaces — if you don’t use the pressure washer correctly. Consider hiring a top-rated pressure washing service near you if you don’t have experience using the equipment and selecting the correct PSI.

A warm, sunny day is the best time of year to pressure wash your house. The warm sun will be able to dry out the house after washing. You should also consider pressure washing your home after the rainy, storm season has passed. Depending on where you live, this might be in the spring, summer or early fall.

Contact the best pressure washing services and pros to determine the best time to wash your home, and schedule an appointment.

Yes roofs can be cleaned, and yes, it’s a real thing. Roof cleaning may actually be a wise investment to prolong the life of your roof. Overgrowth of moss, grime, lichen or algae can all shorten the life of your roof. If you have black streaks growing on your roof, they are likely caused by gloeocapsa magma algae spores that have landed on your roof and taken up residence. Once the algae has grown into streaks, the organism has usually been growing for several months and it’s high time to have it removed. If you live in a rainy part of the country, such as the Pacific Northwest, there’s a good chance you’ll find moss growing on your roof at some point. The northern part of your roof, as well as any parts that remain shaded all day, will provide a wet, cool haven for moss to flourish. Unfortunately this water-absorbing moss can damage your shingle roof, leading to rot if not removed. Beyond roof health and function, a clean roof can boost your curb appeal and potentially boost your home’s resale value. The national average for roof cleaning costs ranges between $270 and $350, although prices can be higher depending on how large your roof is, how steep your roof is, and what type of cleaning is necessary. Typically pros use either a pressure wash or chemical wash (made with a concentrated bleach solution) to remove algae, lichen, moss and dirt.

Pressure washing a house tends to take anywhere from 30 minutes to several hours. The larger the house, the longer it will take. It may also take an additional 15 to 30 minutes of setup time and pack time, and some time may be required to switch between applying the cleaning chemicals and rinsing them off. 

Ask the best pressure washers near you how long it might take to wash your home's exterior (or other surfaces), and get free estimates.

The cost of hiring a pressure washer will depend on the square footage of your home, which translates to the square footage of your exterior walls. In general, expect to pay around $0.10-$0.17 per square foot of your property size. Ask the professional how much they charge per square foot of the surface itself. This can be helpful in estimating the cost to pressure wash driveways, decks, fences and roofs.