House Cleaning & Maid Service in Metairie, LA

House cleaning Metairie homeowners can book in about a minute, without a walkthrough or a callback. Our office is on Cleary Ave, right here in Metairie, so this isn't a market we drive into a couple of days a week — it's where our crews start every morning. Below is what a clean includes, what it really costs, and how we handle the houses on your street.

Looking for a maid service in Metairie? That's us — a local house cleaning company on Cleary Ave with background-checked employees, the same crew every visit, and a flat price you see before you book.

Metairie houses have their own habits. A big share of what's here is brick ranch built between the 1950s and the '70s — low-slung, slab-on-grade, with terrazzo in the hall and den or tile laid wall to wall. Terrazzo is tough, but the wrong cleaner etches it and leaves it dull, so we use a pH-neutral product on it and nothing acidic. Next to those ranches you'll find the newer raised builds that went up after 2005 and after Ida: two stories, more stairs, more bathrooms, more glass. Those are a different job, and we price and staff them like one.

Then there's the air. A slab house in Jefferson Parish holds moisture right at the baseboards along the outside walls, and in July that turns into a grey-green film most people mistake for dust. Every spring the live oaks drop a yellow coat of pollen on every sill, fan blade and porch in town. Good house cleaning in Metairie, LA has to account for both, so we check the baseboards for mildew instead of assuming they're fine, and we wipe the sills wet instead of just dusting pollen around.

House cleaning Metairie, LA — what's included

Same checklist every visit, room by room, so you know exactly what you paid for.

Want the inside of the oven, the inside of the fridge, interior windows, or cabinets emptied and wiped? Those are add-ons in the estimator. Check them and the price updates on the spot, before you commit to anything. If the house needs more than a checklist — the first real clean in a year, or grout that's gone dark — that's deep cleaning in Metairie, and it's priced separately.

Get your Metairie house cleaning price in 60 seconds

No in-home estimate, no "someone will call you with a quote." Enter the square footage, the number of bathrooms, how the house looks right now and how often you want us. The tool gives you the number, then shows you open dates.

You see your price at the add-ons step, before you commit. A $50 deposit holds your date and comes off the total; the rest goes on the card on file the morning of the cleaning.

What house cleaning in Metairie costs

Flat rate, based on the house — not an hourly meter. These are real numbers from our live price engine for a one-time clean on a house in normal condition:

A typical three-bedroom Metairie ranch with two baths falls somewhere between that 1,500 and 1,800 sq ft row. A raised two-story off Severn with three full baths sits closer to the bottom of the table. The minimum visit is $180.

Most people who book house cleaning in Metairie with us end up on The Standing Clean, our recurring plan: weekly is 20% off your first-clean price, every two weeks is 12% off, and monthly is 5% off. Same crew, same slot, no contract. That's weekly cleaning in Metairie without the commitment most companies want. And if the price changed between the estimator and the doorstep? It doesn't. What you saw is what you pay.

Metairie neighborhoods we clean every week

Metairie isn't one kind of house, and the street changes how we plan the visit:

• Old Metairie — Metairie Road, Northline, Country Club Gardens and the streets around them. Older homes under heavy oak canopy, original wood floors, deep porches, and plenty of pollen on every surface from March into May. Wood floors here get a damp mop with a wood-safe product, never a soaking. We have a whole page on house cleaning in Old Metairie if you're on that side of town.
• Metairie Club Gardens — big lots and bigger houses tucked near the country club. Usually the 2,500 sq ft tier or above, with more bathrooms and more glass than most of Metairie.
• Metairie Terrace — solid mid-century brick on tidy lots. A lot of terrazzo and original tile baths in pastel colors that clean up beautifully if you don't use anything acidic on them.
• Bonnabel Place — lake side of Veterans, close to the levee and the boat launch. A mix of 1950s–60s ranches and newer raised rebuilds. Rebuilds mean stairs, so we bring a second vacuum instead of hauling one up and down.
• Bucktown — right on the 17th Street Canal and the lake, so the wind brings in fine grit and salt-air film on the windows and sliding doors. Raised homes and older cottages share the same few blocks.
• Fat City & the Lakeside Mall area — townhomes, condos and apartments between Veterans, West Esplanade and Causeway. Smaller footprints, often one or two baths, and a lot of people who just want the place done while they're at work.
• Airline Park & Shrewsbury — the older east side near Airline Drive and Jefferson Highway. Modest, well-kept homes, often one bath, and good-value standard cleans.
• The Severn and Clearview corridor — the heart of central and west Metairie: brick ranches on slab, carports turned into dens, and back patios that track grit straight through the house.
• Elmwood, Harahan and River Ridge — south of Airline toward the river. Elmwood is mostly townhomes and newer construction. Harahan and River Ridge have their own pages: house cleaning in Harahan and house cleaning in River Ridge.
• The Kenner line — west Metairie runs straight into east Kenner around Williams and Transcontinental, and we cover both sides. Here's our house cleaning in Kenner page.

We plan routes around traffic, not just addresses. Veterans and the Causeway interchange back up from about 4pm on, so afternoon cleans near Lakeside get started earlier and wrapped up before the jam. During Carnival, Family Gras and the Metairie parades roll on Veterans, and the side streets near the route close off. If you're on a parade route, we'll move your clean a day either way so the crew isn't stuck behind barricades — and if you're hosting a parade party, book the day before and again the day after.

Why Metairie homeowners book with us

How to book house cleaning in Metairie

1. Get your price. Square footage, bathrooms, condition and frequency in the estimator. Add the oven, fridge, interior windows or cabinets if you want them.
2. Pick your date. Choose an open day and pay the $50 deposit. It holds the slot and comes off your total.
3. We clean. The crew shows up with supplies and a vacuum, works the checklist, and texts you when they're done. The balance goes on the card on file that morning.

House cleaning Metairie FAQ

Cleaning a Metairie house through the year

Regular house cleaning in Metairie looks different in March than it does in August. This is how we think about it, and how you might want to plan your cleans.

Spring: pollen and Carnival

From late winter through April the oaks dump pollen on everything. It sneaks in on shoes, dogs and open windows and settles in a fine yellow layer on sills, fan blades and dark furniture. Dry-dusting just spreads it around, so the crew wipes it with a damp microfiber cloth. Carnival lands in the same stretch. If you live near the Veterans route, glitter and beads end up in the entry rugs for weeks, and the guest bathroom takes a beating during a parade party.

May: termite swarm

Formosan termites swarm on warm, still evenings around Mother's Day, and they pile up on window sills, under porch lights and in light fixtures. Shed wings end up in every corner. We vacuum them out of the sills and tracks and wipe the light covers. If you're seeing swarmers inside instead of just on the screens, call a pest company — we'll clean up after, but we're not the people who treat for them.

Summer: humidity and mildew

June through September is mildew season. On slab-on-grade houses, the baseboards along outside walls, closet corners and the back of the shower caulk are where it shows up first. On a raised build, check the downstairs bath and laundry room. Running the AC hard and keeping doors closed makes it worse, not better, because the air never moves. We brush grout and caulk instead of wiping, and we tell you if something looks like it's coming from a leak rather than the air.

Hurricane season

Before a storm, a lot of people want the house clean so it's one less thing — and after a storm the problem is everything that blew in or got tracked in during cleanup. If a storm is in the forecast, rescheduling is free up to 48 hours before your clean, and we'd rather move a visit than send a crew out into a warning. After the power comes back, a post-storm house cleaning in Metairie usually needs the fridge add-on.

Moving in or out

Metairie houses change hands all year, and an empty house is a different job. If you're closing on a place, book move in cleaning in Metairie before the furniture arrives. Leaving a rental or getting a house ready to list? That's move out cleaning in Metairie, which covers inside every cabinet, the oven and the fridge.

What we need from you on the first visit

• A way in — code, key, lockbox or garage instructions in the booking notes.
• Pets taken care of — crated or closed in a room if they don't like the vacuum.
• Clutter off the counters if you want the surfaces cleaned instead of cleaned around. We'll move what's reasonable, but we won't reorganize your things.
• A heads-up on anything fragile or finicky — the shelf that wobbles, the floor that's been refinished, the shower door that comes off its track.

Plan on the first clean taking longer than the ones after it. That's normal: we're learning the house and catching up on whatever built up before us. After that, every visit runs on the same checklist and the same rhythm.