Office cleaning

Office cleaning cost in Ohio

Office cleaning in Ohio runs $1.22 to $2.33 per square foot a year, most likely $1.77, for a crew five nights a week. These are the Ohio rates.

Updated October 31, 2026

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10,000 sq ft office: $68; per clean, $47 to $89
20,000 sq ft office: $137; per clean, $94 to $179
50,000 sq ft office: $341; per clean, $235 to $447
100,000 sq ft office: $683; per clean, $471 to $894

Rates by building type

Office cleaning rates in Ohio, per square foot a year
Building type	Low	Most likely	High
Office	$1.22	$1.77	$2.33
Medical	$1.96	$3.06	$4.28
Schools	$1.22	$1.84	$2.69
Retail	$0.98	$1.47	$1.96
Warehouse	$0.43	$0.73	$1.10

Source: Public janitorial awards per sq ft a year, by building type. Grade C: modelled from public awards and scaled by the state factor of 1.02. What the grades mean.

What moves the price

Floor area: the more floor, the lower the rate per square foot.
Building type: medical floors take the most care; warehouses the least.
Nights a week: five nights is the standard; fewer nights cost less each month.
Add-ons: restroom deep cleans, breakrooms, high dusting and disinfection.

Metros

Cleveland

Questions

What does office cleaning cost in Ohio?

Office cleaning in Ohio runs $1.22 to $2.33 per square foot a year, most likely $1.77. A 20,000 square foot office is about $137 per clean.

What does a nightly clean include?

Trash, restrooms, dusting and floors each visit.

How is a per-clean price figured?

The month's price over its cleans: five nights a week is about 21.7 cleans a month.

How does Ohio compare with the Texas baseline?

Ohio applies a factor of 1.02 to the Texas baseline band.

About these estimates

SkyPSI sets the estimate for commercial building services. Office cleaning is a service. A nightly crew is the method.

Rates calibrated October 31, 2026. Review by January 31, 2027. Method office-cleaning-v1.

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