Home Cleaning in Metro Manila
Professional home cleaning services including deep cleaning, regular maintenance, and move-in/move-out cleaning.
Based on real home cleaning jobs booked through Taskly in Metro Manila.
About home cleaning in Metro Manila
Home cleaning in Metro Manila is mostly about the work you can see: floors, bathrooms, the kitchen, and the dust that comes in through a condo window every week. A regular cleaner comes on a set schedule and keeps those surfaces under control. A deep clean covers what a regular visit skips, such as the top of cabinets, behind the fridge, grout lines, and the inside of the oven.
Most jobs are booked for a studio or a one-bedroom condo, often in a building with an admin office that needs to approve visitors. Plan the admin step before the day. Tell your tasker which cleaning products are already in the unit, whether the aircon filters need attention, and whether the unit is empty or furnished. Those three details change both the time and the price.
What is included
- Dusting and wiping of furniture, shelves, and fans
- Floors swept, mopped, and vacuumed, including under beds you can move
- Kitchen counters, sink, stove exterior, and cabinet fronts wiped down
- Toilets, sinks, tubs, and tiles scrubbed and rinsed
- Trash taken out and bins relined
- Deep clean add-ons such as inside the oven or fridge, window tracks, and grout scrubbing, confirmed before booking
Home Cleaning prices in Metro Manila
| Job | Typical range (PHP) | What changes the price |
|---|---|---|
| Regular clean, studio, about 3 hours | ₱750–₱1,500 | Per visit. Price rises with floor area and with a unit that has not been cleaned for months. |
| Regular clean, 1-bedroom condo, about 4 hours | ₱1,000–₱2,000 | Per visit. Weekly or biweekly bookings usually cost less per hour than one-off visits. |
| Deep clean, studio | ₱1,500–₱3,000 | Often a full day for one cleaner. Heavy grease, mold, or pet hair adds time. |
| Deep clean, 1-bedroom condo | ₱2,200–₱5,400 | Covers kitchen, bathrooms, and floors. Wall scrubbing and window tracks cost more. |
| Move-in or move-out clean, 2-bedroom | ₱3,500–₱5,500 | Usually two cleaners for most of a day. Book only once the previous occupant has left. |
| Aircon filter cleaning, per unit | ₱500–₱800 | Filter and front panel only. Full coil cleaning is a separate, higher price. |
Your tasker's quote is the price you pay. Ranges update as real jobs are booked through Taskly.
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How booking home cleaning works
- Step 1
Describe the unit: size, number of rooms, floor type, pets, and whether it is furnished or empty.
- Step 2
Choose a regular or deep clean and a start time. Weekday mornings are usually easier to book than weekend slots.
- Step 3
Send the building's requirements to your tasker, such as a gate pass or an admin notice, before the visit.
- Step 4
Walk the unit with your tasker for two minutes on the day so you both agree on priorities. Payment is held by card and released after the job.
Tips for booking home cleaning
- Clear the surfaces you care about, such as desks and dressers, before the visit. Cleaners spend less time moving things and more time cleaning.
- Tell your tasker about delicate finishes, such as natural stone or wood floors, and about any product you do not want used, such as bleach.
- Book a deep clean after the rainy season starts. Mold and mildew build up quickly in bathrooms, closets, and behind furniture against outside walls.
- Keep a short list of problems you notice, such as a dripping faucet or a loose cabinet hinge. A cleaner cannot fix these, but a handyman can visit on the same day.
Home Cleaning in Metro Manila — FAQs
- How much does home cleaning cost in Metro Manila?
- In Metro Manila, home cleaning typically runs ₱750–₱5,500, averaging about ₱1,500. Taskly shows each tasker's hourly rate up front so there are no surprises.
- Are Taskly taskers in Metro Manila verified?
- Yes. Each tasker's government ID and NBI clearance is checked by the Taskly team before they're approved to quote. You can also see ratings and completed-task counts on each profile.
- How do I book home cleaning in Metro Manila?
- Browse verified taskers, compare rates and reviews, pick the person you want, and book online — choose a time and pay by card. Taskly holds the payment and releases it to your tasker after the job is done.
- How do I pay, and are there fees?
- You pay by card through Stripe when you book — no cash needed. Posting and booking are free: you pay the agreed price, with no fee added at checkout.
- Do I need to provide cleaning supplies?
- It depends on the tasker. Many bring basic supplies such as detergent, disinfectant, microfiber cloths, and a mop. Others use the products already in your unit. Ask before you book and set aside anything you do not want used, such as bleach on a stone countertop. Items like a ladder for high windows are usually not in the base price.
- Can a cleaner come in while I am at work?
- Yes, if you give the building admin and the tasker clear access instructions. Many condos need an authorization or gate pass for a visitor who is not accompanied by the owner or tenant. Put the key or access card arrangement in writing, and keep valuables out of open areas.
- How long does a deep clean take?
- A studio usually takes four to six hours with one cleaner. A one-bedroom condo often takes six to eight hours. Two-bedroom units, or units with heavy grease, pet hair, or mold, can need two cleaners for a full day. Your tasker should give a time estimate after seeing the unit or the photos you send.
- Is it safe to leave a cleaner alone in my unit?
- Taskly checks each tasker's government ID and NBI clearance before they can quote. That is a check on identity and records, not a guarantee for every visit. Many people set clear boundaries: a list of rooms to clean, items to leave alone, and a way to reach you during the visit. For a first booking, you can stay home for the first hour.
- What should I do if the cleaning is not up to standard?
- Tell the tasker while they are still on site and point to the specific spots. Most issues are quick to fix, such as a streaky mirror or a missed bathroom corner. If the problem remains after the visit, report it through the Taskly help page with photos, so the booking has a record of what happened.