JAS office cleaning in Miami starts at $185 per weekly visit for a space up to 1,000 sq ft. The final commercial price is reviewed against the cleanable area, restroom count, layout, tasks and schedule, then confirmed in writing. A weekly starting rate is not a one-time deep-clean quote or a monthly contract total.
Before choosing a provider, give each one the same area list and task frequencies. A lower total is only comparable when it covers the same work, access window and supplies.
That’s the standard a building should be held to. If you’d rather have it in writing, tell us about the space — we walk it and come back with a scope of work and a price, usually within one business day.
What the starting price assumes
The $185 example is for the Miami weekly office baseline. Larger spaces, other frequencies and a first reset need their own scope. Other markets are reviewed separately. Include your requested start time: the Miami pricing rules apply a 50% late-hours adjustment for starts from 7pm to 7am, so an evening request needs an explicit start-time and price check. Review the office-cleaning scope.
Write the tasks and their frequency
- Every visit: agree the restroom, trash, break-room, floor and high-touch work for the occupied areas.
- Periodic detail: list which baseboards, vents, sills, fixtures and other reachable surfaces rotate weekly or monthly.
- Desk rules: specify clear surfaces only, items the crew may move, private offices and restricted rooms.
- Supplies: separate cleaning products and equipment from replenishment stock such as hand soap, paper towels and liners. Agree who buys and stores each item.
Two equal-size offices can need different quotes
Hypothetical comparison: both offices have 3,000 sq ft. One is mostly open space with two restrooms and clear desks. The other has multiple private rooms, a busy kitchenette, more restrooms and restricted entry hours. The second space introduces more individual tasks and access coordination. This is a scope example, not a completed JAS job or a promised price for either space.
Separate the first reset and specialist work
An office that needs accumulated buildup removed may need a first deep clean before a maintenance schedule. Request that as a separate line. Window glass, appliance interiors, excess waste and other detailed work should be explicitly included or excluded. A renovation handoff is reviewed as post-construction work; routine cleaning should not be assumed to cover specialist medical, hazardous-material or restoration requirements. Compare office deep cleaning with maintenance.
What to send with the request
Include the address or ZIP, cleanable square footage, room and restroom counts, floor materials, headcount, occupied hours and desired frequency. Note parking, elevator reservations and building vendor requirements. A floor plan or area list is more useful than total leased footage that includes spaces outside the cleaning scope.
Compare the written task list, exclusions, first-visit work, recurring frequency and total per visit. Then check the approval and cancellation terms and how any scope change will be agreed. Review a commercial-cleaning scope of work.
Questions before requesting a quote
Can I multiply $185 by four to budget a month?
Use the approved per-visit price and the actual scheduled visits in the billing period. Four visits is only an illustration; the schedule and any separate initial work determine the total.
Does submitting the quote form confirm a commercial visit?
No. The team reviews the facility, coverage, scope, price and access before confirming a visit.