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2026 pricing guide · Updated September 2026

How Much Does Commercial Cleaning Cost in Phoenix?

What commercial cleaning and janitorial service costs in Phoenix, Arizona in 2026: per square foot ranges, hourly ranges, what drives the price up or down, and how Kunz quotes.

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Commercial cleaning in Phoenix is usually priced per square foot per visit or as a flat monthly rate built from square footage, frequency, and facility type. Published industry ranges for recurring office janitorial run roughly $0.08 to $0.25 per square foot per visit, with medical, school, and specialty facilities at the top of that range or above it. Kunz Janitorial does not quote from a rate card; every price follows a walkthrough and a written scope.

Updated September 2026 by Kunz Janitorial, Inc., Phoenix, Arizona. Commercial cleaning since 1971.

How commercial cleaning is priced

Most Phoenix janitorial companies price one of three ways: per square foot per visit, per hour of labor, or as a flat monthly fee for a defined scope. The flat monthly fee is the most common for recurring service because it is easiest to budget. Underneath it, the company is still estimating labor hours from square footage, task list, and frequency.

Typical ranges (industry, not Kunz rates)

Facility typeTypical range, per sq ft per visitNotes
General office, 3 to 5 nights a week$0.08 to $0.18Restrooms, trash, floors, breakroom, dusting
Professional or class-A office, nightly$0.12 to $0.25Higher finish, glass, conference rooms
Medical or dental office$0.15 to $0.35Disinfection protocols, exam rooms, waiting areas
School or church$0.10 to $0.25High-touch surfaces, restrooms, gyms, kitchens
Retail or showroom$0.10 to $0.22Entry glass, floors, customer restrooms
Day porter (hourly)$25 to $45 per hourOn-site daytime staff, usually 4 to 8 hours a day

These are published ranges for the commercial cleaning industry in metro markets like Phoenix and are shown so a buyer can sanity-check a quote. They are not Kunz Janitorial rates. Small buildings often carry a monthly minimum because the drive, setup, and supplies cost the same whether the space is 1,500 or 4,000 square feet.

What pushes the price up

  • More frequent service (nightly vs. weekly) lowers the per-visit rate but raises the monthly total
  • Medical, dental, and lab space with disinfection protocols
  • High restroom count relative to square footage
  • Hard floors that need regular machine scrubbing or burnishing
  • Daytime cleaning around occupied space, which is slower
  • Consumables included (paper, soap, liners) versus supplied by the building

What brings the price down

  • Consistent access and alarm procedures so crews are not waiting
  • A realistic scope: not every area needs nightly attention
  • Longer commitments, since crews stay assigned and learn the building
  • Bundling day porter and nightly service under one vendor

How Kunz quotes

Kunz walks the building first, writes a scope by area and frequency, and quotes against that scope. The quote is transparent: no hidden fees or surprise charges, and the scope is the document both sides work from. Kunz has priced commercial cleaning in Phoenix since 1971 and is locally owned and owner-operated.

Frequently asked questions

How much does commercial cleaning cost per square foot in Phoenix in 2026?

Published industry ranges for recurring office janitorial in metro Phoenix run roughly $0.08 to $0.25 per square foot per visit, with medical and specialty facilities higher. Actual pricing depends on frequency, facility type, and scope, which is why Kunz quotes only after a walkthrough.

Is there a minimum monthly charge for small offices?

Most janitorial companies carry a monthly minimum for small spaces because setup, travel, and supplies do not scale down with square footage. Ask for the minimum up front when requesting a quote.

Why did two Phoenix cleaning quotes come back so different?

Almost always because they priced different scopes. Compare the task list and frequency line by line before comparing the totals.

Does Kunz Janitorial publish a rate card?

No. Kunz walks the building, writes a scope, and quotes against it. Pricing is transparent with no hidden fees, but it is built to the facility rather than pulled from a rate card.

Are cleaning supplies included in the price?

It varies by contract. Some buildings supply their own paper, soap, and liners; others have the cleaning company include them. Confirm which model a quote assumes.

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Kunz walks the building, writes a scope against what is actually there, and quotes from that. Locally owned and owner-operated in Phoenix since 1971.