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255 local cleaning businesses, from weekly cleaners to end of tenancy and after builders cleans. Every listing is checked against the business's own website. No middleman, no booking fees.

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255cleaning businesses
26counties covered
9types of clean
€0fees, ever

What do you need?

Choose the type of clean

All services

Regular house cleaning
Weekly or fortnightly visits that keep kitchens, bathrooms, floors and dusting under control.
130 businesses
Deep cleaning and spring cleans
A top-to-bottom one-off clean that reaches the grime a regular visit skips: inside cupboards, behind appliances, limescale and grout.
153 businesses
End of tenancy cleaning
Move-out and move-in cleans for tenants, landlords and sellers, done to the standard an inspection expects.
133 businesses
After builders cleaning
Post-construction cleans that remove fine dust, paint spots, plaster and sticker residue after renovations or a new build.
106 businesses
Airbnb and holiday let cleaning
Changeover cleans between guests for short lets and holiday homes, often with linen and restocking.
44 businesses
Oven cleaning
Specialist oven, hob, extractor and barbecue cleaning, often with parts dipped in a heated tank.
85 businesses
Carpet and upholstery cleaning
Hot water extraction and stain treatment for carpets, rugs, sofas and mattresses.
171 businesses
Window cleaning
Inside and outside window cleaning for houses, often with frames, sills, conservatories and gutters.
156 businesses
Ironing and laundry
Ironing, laundry and linen help added to a regular clean or offered as a separate service.
22 businesses

How it works

Straight to the cleaner

We are a directory, not an agency. You contact the business directly and agree the price with them, so nobody takes a cut.

Find who covers your area
Search your county or town. Cards show where each business is based and the towns it says it covers.
Write one clear brief
Our brief builder turns your home's size, the clean you need and your priorities into a message to send to two or three cleaners.
Compare and ask the right questions
Check insurance, supplies, minimum hours and cancellation terms. Our question list covers the lot.

Prices checked October 2026

What does a cleaner cost in Ireland?

Advertised rates from Irish cleaning companies. Your quote will depend on the size and condition of your home.

Full price guide

Regular cleaning, Dublin: €21 to €28 per hour
Regular cleaning, elsewhere: €16 to €22 per hour
End of tenancy, 3-bed: €320 to €431
Oven clean, single oven: €55 to €80

Guides

Answers before you hire

All 38 guides

How Much Does a House Cleaner Cost in Ireland? (2026 Prices)
Advertised rates we checked in October 2026 run from about €16 to €22 an hour outside Dublin and €21 to €28 in Dublin, usually with a two-hour minimum. Some companies charge €25 to €35 an hour.
End of Tenancy Cleaning in Ireland: Room by Room Checklist
The RTB expects you to leave a rental clean and in a similar condition to when you moved in, allowing for normal wear and tear. You do not have to hire professionals. Use the checklist below and photograph every room when you finish.
How to Choose a House Cleaner in Ireland: A Step-by-Step Guide
Write down what you need, shortlist two or three cleaners who serve your area, compare prices on the same scope, check references and insurance, then book one trial clean against a written task list before agreeing regular visits.
Employing a Cleaner in Ireland: Tax, PAYE, PRSI and Revenue Rules
If you employ a cleaner directly, you are an employer. You must register with Revenue and run PAYE unless you have only one domestic employee earning under €40 a week, and even then PRSI may be due through a separate scheme.
Deep Cleaning Checklist: Room by Room for Irish Homes
A deep clean reaches what regular cleaning skips: inside presses and appliances, behind furniture, skirting, doors, switches, limescale and grout. Work top to bottom and dry before wet, one room at a time, and never mix cleaning products.
Getting Your Deposit Back in Ireland: Cleaning, Deductions and the RTB
A landlord can only keep part of your deposit for specific reasons, such as arrears, unpaid bills or damage beyond normal wear and tear. Leave the property clean, keep dated photos from move-in and move-out, and use the RTB dispute process if you disagree.