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Should I Tip My House Cleaner? Here's What You Need to Know

  • Writer: Clean Touch Services
    Clean Touch Services
  • Jun 9
  • 2 min read

Hiring a house cleaner can be a game-changer—saving you time and giving you a spotless home. But one question many homeowners ask is: "Should I tip my house cleaner?"

The answer? It depends—but here’s a quick guide to help you decide when and how much to tip, and why it’s appreciated.


Do You Have To Tip Your House Cleaner?

Tipping isn’t mandatory, but it’s a great way to show appreciation for exceptional service. Cleaners work hard to keep your home fresh, and a tip is a kind gesture that says, “Thank you for going above and beyond.”


When Should You Tip?

Consider tipping if:

  • Your home was particularly messy or large.

  • The cleaner squeezed you in last-minute.

  • You’re impressed with the quality and attention to detail.

  • It’s around the holidays or a special occasion.


How Much Should You Tip?

Here are common tipping ranges:

  • One-time cleaning: $10–$40 depending on size and effort.

  • Recurring service: $10–$20 per visit or a holiday bonus.

  • Deep or move-in/out cleans: $20–$50, especially for full-day jobs.

If a team comes, consider tipping each member individually if possible.


Should I Tip If I Already Pay a Cleaning Company?

If you’re using a professional cleaning company like Clean Touch Services, tips are still appreciated but never required. Our cleaners are paid fairly, but a tip can truly brighten someone’s day.

💙 Want to show your appreciation another way? A positive review or referral goes a long way too!


Other Ways to Show Gratitude

  • Leave a thank-you note

  • Offer water or snacks

  • Recommend them to friends and family

  • Book regular services


Need a Trusted Cleaning Team?

Let us make your home sparkle—without the stress! Whether you book one-time or recurring service, our team is here to help.


📞 Call Clean Touch Services today at (689) 265-0495 to schedule your next cleaning with people who care.

 
 
 

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