Fully managed: Hello Cleaners runs the whole job — your booking, the vetted local team, the clean itself and after-service care under the 24-hour guarantee.

Booking open across New York

New York State

Cleaning Services in New York

Background-checked local cleaners for apartments, brownstones and family homes across the five boroughs, Long Island and Westchester.

Deep cleans from $160★★★★★ 4.1 on TrustpilotMon–Sat 7:00–19:00
Vetted & insured cleanersFreshly cleaned modern apartment living area with large windows and light wood floor
Deep cleans, move-outs and turnovers across New York State.

Cleaning across New York State

Cleaning a home in New York State means working around the building as much as the mess. Downstate that is pre-war walk-ups, co-op boards and elevator bookings; on Long Island and in Westchester it is family houses with basements, garages and long weekend turnarounds; upstate the housing stock is older and heating dust is constant. High rental turnover across all of it keeps move-in, move-out and short-let cleans busy year round.

How to use us in 3 steps

The same three steps everywhere we work, including New York.

  • 1. Book or request a quote

    Pick a date and tell us the size of the home. Fixed-price services confirm instantly; larger jobs get a written quote first.

  • 2. A vetted pro arrives

    Background-checked, insured cleaners. Most teams arrive fully equipped with their own supplies — confirmed when you book.

  • 3. Check the work

    Walk the space before the crew leaves. Not right? Tell us within 24 hours and we re-clean the area free.

Why book with us in New York

  • Background-checked and insured cleaners.
  • Upfront pricing from the published rate card, with no hidden call-out fees.
  • Satisfaction guarantee: a free re-clean of anything missed, reported within 24 hours.
  • Same-day slots offered where a cleaner is available — confirmed before you pay.
  • Most teams arrive fully equipped with their own supplies — confirmed when you book.

New York prices

Published starting prices from our rate card. Final price depends on home size and condition.

Where we cover in New York

Crews are assigned county by county. The map and lists below show the top locations across the state.

Counties we serve

  • Brooklyn

    Brownstones, three-family row houses and pre-war walk-ups from Bay Ridge to Bushwick, where most jobs mean stairs and alternate-side parking.

    Population 2,631,580US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year 2024 (2020-2024), Table B01003

  • Queens County

    The widest housing mix in the city: semi-detached homes in Bayside, two-family houses in Ridgewood and glass towers in Long Island City.

    Population 2,323,052US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year 2024 (2020-2024), Table B01003

  • Manhattan

    Co-ops, condos and doorman buildings where a certificate of insurance for the managing agent matters as much as the clean itself.

    Population 1,629,477US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year 2024 (2020-2024), Table B01003

  • Bronx County

    Six-story Art Deco walk-ups along the Grand Concourse, single-family blocks in Riverdale and the Co-op City towers.

    Population 1,404,779US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year 2024 (2020-2024), Table B01003

  • Staten Island

    The one borough built for driveways: detached houses with garages, finished basements and ferry-commuter schedules.

    Population 494,956US Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year 2024 (2020-2024), Table B01003

  • Nassau County

    Post-war capes, ranches and split-levels across the towns of Hempstead, North Hempstead and Oyster Bay, most with garages and full basements.

    Population 1,395,774U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1)

  • Suffolk County

    Babylon and Amityville on the South Shore, where salt air, decks and seasonal rentals drive most of the cleaning calendar.

    Population 1,525,920U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1)

  • Ulster County

  • Sullivan County

  • Westchester County

    Yonkers apartment blocks through Scarsdale colonials — older housing stock, large lots and village rules on weekend work.

    Population 1,004,457U.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1)

  • Rockland County

    Split-levels and colonials in Clarkstown and Ramapo, plus Nyack's river-front Victorians — most jobs have driveway parking and full basements.

    Population 338,329US Census Bureau

  • Orange County

    Newburgh and Middletown rentals alongside fast new-build growth off Route 17 and I-84 — a mix of turnovers and first-clean jobs.

    Population 401,310US Census Bureau

  • Dutchess County

    Poughkeepsie and Beacon restorations, Hudson-line commuter rentals and Rhinebeck weekend houses that turn over by season.

    Population 295,911US Census Bureau

  • Putnam County

    Lakeside houses around Mahopac and Carmel, plus Cold Spring second homes — heavy on seasonal opens and closes.

    Population 97,668US Census Bureau

  • Greene County

  • Schenectady County

  • Columbia County

  • Warren County

  • Washington County

  • Albany County

    Center Square brownstones, student lets near the universities and Colonie ranch houses on quarter-acre lots.

    Population 314,848US Census Bureau

  • Saratoga County

    Saratoga Springs short-term lets around the racing meet plus Clifton Park family homes and new Malta builds.

    Population 235,509US Census Bureau

  • Rensselaer County

    Troy row houses and RPI student housing, with East Greenbush suburbs on the other side of the Hudson.

    Population 161,130US Census Bureau

  • Oswego County

  • Cayuga County

  • Madison County

  • Cortland County

  • Onondaga County

    Syracuse student rentals near the hill and post-war suburbs from Liverpool to Manlius, with long salting seasons and heavy floor traffic.

    Population 476,516US Census Bureau

  • Chautauqua County

  • Allegany County

  • Cattaraugus County

  • Erie County

    Buffalo doubles and Victorian singles plus Amherst and Hamburg suburbs — snow-season entryways and finished basements everywhere.

    Population 954,236US Census Bureau

  • Niagara County

    Niagara Falls tourist rentals, North Tonawanda doubles and Lockport canal-side houses with older stock throughout.

    Population 212,666US Census Bureau

  • Tioga County

  • Steuben County

  • Schuyler County

  • Chenango County

  • Chemung County

  • Delaware County

  • Broome County

    Binghamton student housing and Vestal family homes, plus Endicott and Johnson City rentals that turn over each semester.

    Population 198,683US Census Bureau

  • Tompkins County

    Ithaca student turnovers on a tight August calendar, plus Lansing and Cayuga Heights family houses.

    Population 105,740US Census Bureau

  • St. Lawrence County

  • Franklin County

  • Lewis County

  • Essex County

  • Jefferson County

    Watertown and Fort Drum move-ins and move-outs on military timelines, plus Thousand Islands seasonal cottages.

    Population 116,721US Census Bureau

  • Clinton County

    Plattsburgh rentals near the campus and Lake Champlain cottages that open and close with the season.

    Population 79,843US Census Bureau

  • Hamilton County

  • Ontario County

  • Orleans County

  • Wyoming County

  • Wayne County

  • Livingston County

  • Genesee County

  • Seneca County

  • Monroe County

    Rochester's Park Avenue and South Wedge flats plus Greece, Webster and Pittsford family homes on wooded lots.

    Population 759,443US Census Bureau

  • Yates County

  • Schoharie County

  • Herkimer County

  • Montgomery County

  • Fulton County

  • Otsego County

  • Oneida County

    Utica two-family houses and Rome ranch homes, with plenty of older stock that needs deep cleans between tenants.

    Population 232,125US Census Bureau

Major cities and boroughs

About New York

New York is two housing markets sharing a state line. Roughly two in five residents live in New York City, mostly in apartments built before the Second World War, where access, stairs and parking shape every job. Beyond the city, Long Island's post-war suburbs and Westchester's colonials add square footage, basements and outdoor surfaces. Cold winters push salt and grit indoors for five months, and steam heat keeps dust circulating — both reasons deep cleans peak here in March and September.

New York at a glance

  • 20,201,249New York State populationU.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1) (2020)
  • 8,804,190New York City populationU.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1) (2020)
  • 62Counties in New York StateNew York State Department of State (2020)
  • 1,395,774Nassau County populationU.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1) (2020)
  • 1,004,457Westchester County populationU.S. Census Bureau, 2020 Decennial Census (P1) (2020)

New York cleaning FAQs

Do you carry the insurance certificate my co-op board asks for?

Yes. Most Manhattan and Brooklyn co-op and condo boards require a certificate of insurance naming the building and managing agent before a vendor is allowed upstairs. Send us the building's requirements when you book and we forward the certificate to the managing agent, usually within one business day.

My building is a walk-up with no elevator. Is there an extra charge?

No stair surcharge. Tell us the floor when booking so the crew brings a lighter kit — that matters most for carpet extraction and pressure-washing gear, which we may schedule differently in a fourth-floor walk-up.

Where will the cleaning crew park?

In dense areas the crew uses public transport or metered parking and factors alternate-side rules into the arrival window. If you have a driveway, a garage bay or a loading dock — common on Staten Island, in Nassau and across Westchester — mention it and we can usually start sooner.

Do I need to book a service elevator or notify the doorman?

For most doorman and full-service buildings, yes. Reserve the service elevator for the arrival hour and add the cleaner to the visitor list. Buildings that only permit vendor access on weekdays between 9am and 4pm are common, so book those slots early.

How do New York winters change what needs cleaning?

Road salt, slush and grit get tracked into entryways and hallways from November through March, and steam radiators bake dust onto walls and window sills. Most winter bookings add entry mats, hallway floors and radiator surrounds; spring bookings focus on windows and screens.

Is tipping expected?

It is not required and it is never added to your total. Many New York clients tip 10–20% for a deep clean or a move-out, or leave a flat amount per cleaner. Cash on the day goes directly to the crew.

Can you clean a rental between guests on the same day?

Yes, where a crew is free. Airbnb and short-let turnovers start from $90 and cover linens, bed making, bathroom reset and a guest-ready presentation. Give us the checkout and check-in times and we schedule inside that window.

Which parts of New York State do you actually cover?

Today we cover the five boroughs, Nassau County, western Suffolk and Westchester County. Other counties are listed as coming soon — we would rather say so than take a booking we cannot staff.

Book a cleaner in New York

Pick a time online, or call and we'll confirm availability in your building today.