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BEXAR COUNTY · TEXAS

Cleaning Services in San Antonio, Texas

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HOUSE CLEANING · SAN ANTONIO, TX

House cleaning San Antonio trusts, from Downtown to Terrell Hills

  • Downtown
  • Southtown
  • King William
  • Lavaca
  • Pearl District
  • Alamo Heights
  • Olmos Park
  • Terrell Hills
  • + 22 more areas

PUBLISHED STARTING PRICES

The rate you see is the rate you book

Fixed-price services confirm instantly. Larger jobs get a written quote first — always before you pay.

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Deep Cleaning

Top-to-bottom reset — vents, baseboards, grout and door tracks included.

from $160Book →

Move-Out Cleaning

Inspection-ready cleans that protect deposits — military PCS friendly.

from $190Book →

Post-Construction

Dust-free handover after builds, remodels and renovations.

from $250Book →

Carpet & Upholstery

Extraction cleaning for carpets, rugs, sofas and mattresses.

from $45Book →

Airbnb / Rental Turnover

Guest-ready between check-out and check-in, on your schedule.

from $90Book →

Housekeeping

Recurring upkeep by the hour — weekly, bi-weekly or monthly.

from $40/hrBook →

HOW IT WORKS

Booking takes about two minutes

  1. 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. 2

    A vetted pro arrives

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

  3. 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 HELLO CLEANERS

Why San Antonio books with us

  • Background-checked and insured cleaners on every job
  • Upfront pricing from the published rate card — no hidden call-out fees
  • Same-day slots where a cleaner is available — confirmed before you pay
  • Most teams arrive fully equipped with their own supplies
  • Local teams who know Texas homes

The 24-Hour Re-Clean Guarantee

If something is missed, tell us within 24 hours and we arrange a return visit at no extra cost.

SERVICE AREA

All of Bexar County, covered

San Antonio spreads across most of Bexar County, and the loops decide the routes more than the neighbourhood boundaries do. We cover all of it; the grouping below is about what the work involves and how far it is to reach, not about where we go.

  • Downtown, Southtown and King WilliamDowntown · Southtown · King William · Lavaca · Pearl District
  • Alamo Heights, Olmos Park and the near northAlamo Heights · Olmos Park · Terrell Hills · Monte Vista · Mahncke Park
  • Stone Oak and the far northStone Oak · Hollywood Park · Sonterra · Encino Park · Bulverde corridor
  • Northwest, Medical Center and UTSAMedical Center · UTSA area · Leon Valley edge · Babcock · Huebner
  • South and West SideSouthwest Side · West Side · Highland Park · Palm Heights · Harlandale
  • East Side and the loop edgeDignowity Hill · Denver Heights · Eastside · Converse edge · Kirby edge

LOCAL KNOWLEDGE

What cleaning in San Antonio actually involves

The cleaning year

Mountain cedar tails off just as live oak pollen starts, and both settle on sills, patio doors, porches and every surface near an opened window.

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February to May — cedar and oak, then the storm weeks

Mountain cedar tails off just as live oak pollen starts, and both settle on sills, patio doors, porches and every surface near an opened window. Spring storms follow with grit and hail debris, so tracks, porches and patios get a debris pass before anything wet happens indoors.

June to September — long heat, and vents at the front

Cooling runs continuously, which keeps register, return and fan work at the front of every deep clean. We start early on empty houses; a property with the power off in August is unworkable by mid-afternoon, and we would rather move the slot than deliver a rushed one.

October to November — the settled weeks

The best working weather of the year and the right window for whole-house deep cleans, pre-listing cleans and scale removal that needs dwell time. Most of our first-time descaling visits land here by choice.

December to January — guests, then the freeze weeks

Pre-holiday deep cleans and short-let turnovers fill December. The hard freezes that arrive most winters push heating hard, leave a fresh film on registers, and bring post-repair cleans after burst supply lines in unheated garages and outside walls.

Homes here

With 359,573 of 612,901 units detached and 224,296 of them three-bedroom, most quotes here are square footage, bathroom count and hard-floor area rather than a leasing office's list.

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Detached houses set the scope, not unit type

With 359,573 of 612,901 units detached and 224,296 of them three-bedroom, most quotes here are square footage, bathroom count and hard-floor area rather than a leasing office's list. The practical difference is that nobody inspects the work against a checklist, so the parts that get judged are the ones you look at daily: shower glass, kitchen tile, the grout line at the entry and the sliding door track.

Aquifer water is the finish problem

Edwards Aquifer water passes through limestone and leaves mineral deposit on every wet surface. It is scale, not soap film, so it needs an acidic descaler and dwell time instead of pressure, and a bathroom that skipped it hazes over the moment it dries. On a first visit to a long-occupied house we plan for a second pass on shower glass rather than promise a single-visit result.

Electric cooling, and dust that comes through the vents

389,452 occupied units heat electrically and 154,226 with utility gas, with cooling running most of the year across all of them. That makes the air handler the dust distribution system for the house: register faces, return grilles, fan blades, door frames and the paint above each vent are standing items on our deep clean, not extras. Homes with gas ranges also get a degrease pass on the hood and the ceiling above it.

Mature suburban stock, tile floors and caliche

98,896 units were built in the 1980s and 92,590 in 2010 or later, against 31,158 from 1939 or earlier — so the typical house is a mature suburban build with large tile fields and grout, not a pre-war frame. The soil here is caliche and limestone, and the pale dust it makes shows on dark tile, grout and baseboards within days. We clean grout as a separate step on first visits, because mopping over it just moves it.

Access & parking

Almost all of San Antonio sits in Bexar County, but the city is wide, and two addresses inside Loop 1604 can be forty minutes apart at the wrong time of day.

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A wide city inside one county

Almost all of San Antonio sits in Bexar County, but the city is wide, and two addresses inside Loop 1604 can be forty minutes apart at the wrong time of day. We schedule by corridor, which is why the far north and the South Side rarely share an arrival window.

Gates, garages and keys

In the northern suburbs the clean depends on access arranged ahead: gate code, garage code, key collection or a smart lock. We confirm it before the slot rather than on the day, because a crew waiting at a gate delays the job behind it.

Arrival windows, not fixed hours

We give an arrival window rather than a precise time, wider on cross-city jobs.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

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Because San Antonio water carries mineral from the Edwards Aquifer limestone, and that is scale rather than soap film. It needs an acidic descaler and dwell time; on glass with years of build-up the first visit lifts most of it, not all, and we will say so before we start.

On first deep cleans we treat grout as a separate step rather than part of the mop pass, because pale caliche dust settles into it and mopping only moves it.

We clean visible register and return grilles, ceiling fans and the wall above vents, since cooling runs most of the year here and that is where house dust lands. We do not clean inside duct runs — that is a different trade with different equipment.

We give an arrival window, wider on cross-city jobs, because San Antonio is wide and we group work by corridor rather than by postcode.

Book a cleaner in San Antonio

Pick a date, tell us the size of the place, and we'll confirm before you pay. Same-day slots where a cleaner is available.

Mon–Sat 7:00–19:00 · Sun 9:00–17:00 · Free 24-hour re-clean guarantee