North York · Offices, studios, gyms, retail & showrooms
Commercial cleaning
on your schedule.
See a starting range, post when you're ready, and review any cleaner who responds before you confirm. Availability depends on your date and location.
Free to join. Try the demo first.
One visit, one receipt
Office clean — Tuesday evening
- Cleaning
- $180.00
- Platform fee
- $0.00
- HST charged by us
- $0.00
- Total
- $180.00
This example shows the itemized total for one completed visit.
Why book through CleanConnect PRO
No contract
One clean or a weekly schedule. Change it, pause it or stop it whenever you want.
Know exactly who's in your space
ID is confirmed. Reviews are on their page. Look before you hand over a key.
A checklist for every visit
Room by room, every visit. Turn photos on if you want them too.
Look it over first
On a one-off job, you get two days to look over the visit before payment goes through. Report a problem and it waits.
A receipt every time
One receipt per payment, in Canadian dollars. No chasing invoices.
Start with a price
See a range now, or get a written quote in five business days.
Not sure what it should cost?
Tell us the space, how often, and what needs doing. You'll see a price range on screen before we ask for a single contact detail — then a written quote lands within five business days.
Free · No account needed · No obligation
For North York businesses
For North York offices, studios, gyms, shops, and showrooms. See a range, then post.
Good questions
Is there really no contract?
Really. Pause or stop a schedule anytime. You pay visit by visit, and get two days after each clean to report a problem.
How does pricing work?
You set the price. That is what you pay. Not sure? Get a free quote.
Who does the cleaning?
Independent cleaners and small crews. Look at a cleaner's profile before you confirm. Every cleaner confirms their ID before their first job.
More detail in the full FAQ.
Keep every location’s cleaning clear.
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