Pricing — San Diego
Honest pricing.
No surprises.
What HOA clubhouse, commercial office, healthcare, and pressure-washing programs actually cost in San Diego — with the variables that drive the number.
The honest version
Why we publish a range
when most vendors won't.
Cleaning vendors tend to keep pricing vague on purpose — once a number is in print, it's harder to negotiate upward. We think that approach wastes everyone's time. Property managers and office managers making vendor decisions deserve enough information to filter, compare, and prepare a realistic board or budget conversation. This page is our attempt at that.
The 30-second summary
Most HOA clubhouse and commercial cleaning programs in San Diego fall between $0.05 and $0.20 per sq ft per month for baseline service, with monthly deep cleans, quarterly specialty work, and event turnarounds billed separately. The range is wide because amenity mix, event load, floor type, and climate exposure each swing the number meaningfully. A 5,000 sq ft clubhouse might run anywhere from $500 to $1,800 per month — it depends on what's inside it.
We don't quote a final number without walking the property. But we'd rather publish the range up front than waste your time with a "call for pricing" page.
Ranges by service type
What you should plan for.
Ranges below reflect baseline service in San Diego County. Monthly deeps, quarterly specialty, and event turnarounds are usually additional line items. Not a binding quote — a site walk is how we give a defensible final number.
HOA & Community
Clubhouse & common area cleaning
Baseline service$0.08 – $0.18 / sq ft / mo
Small clubhouse (< 3,000 sq ft)$400 – $900 / mo
Mid clubhouse (3,000 – 8,000 sq ft)$800 – $2,500 / mo
Large amenity (8,000 – 15,000 sq ft)$2,500 – $6,000 / mo
Resort-style (15,000+ sq ft)$6,000 – $14,000+ / mo
What pushes the number up: fitness center, full kitchen, locker rooms, pool deck, dense event calendar, weekend turnarounds.
Office & Commercial
Office & commercial cleaning
Baseline service$0.05 – $0.15 / sq ft / mo
Small office (< 2,000 sq ft)$350 – $900 / mo
Medium office (2,000 – 10,000 sq ft)$600 – $2,500 / mo
Large office (10,000+ sq ft)scales below $0.10 / sq ft
What pushes the number up: frequency (5x/week vs. 2x/week), kitchen/breakroom food service, late-hour access constraints, event or conference-room turnaround work.
Healthcare & Wellness
Chiropractic, optometry, orthodontic
Baseline service$0.10 – $0.22 / sq ft / mo
Single-practice office (< 3,000 sq ft)$500 – $1,400 / mo
Multi-practice / open bay (3,000 – 6,000 sq ft)$1,000 – $2,400 / mo
Why slightly higher than general office: patient-contact surfaces, precision-glass chemistry, after-hours-only access, higher attention on high-touch clinical surfaces.
Pressure Washing
Pressure washing & soft washing
Sidewalks & flat hardscape$0.15 – $0.40 / sq ft
Pool decks (textured surfaces)$0.30 – $0.60 / sq ft
Stucco / building exterior (soft wash)$0.25 – $0.55 / sq ft
Parking structurescustom per site walk
Coastal properties: expect higher frequency (2–4x / year) and tighter wastewater-capture requirements. Pricing may trend 10–20% higher than inland equivalents.
Three anonymized scenarios
What actual programs look like
at different sizes.
Composite examples based on properties we've worked with. No specific community is described. Use these as reference points when comparing proposals.
4,200 sq ft HOA clubhouse, small community room + restrooms
$700 – $950 / mo
Typical scope: 2 visits per week (restrooms, trash, vacuum, dust, kitchenette wipe), monthly deep clean on floors, quarterly carpet extraction. No attached fitness or pool deck. Event turnarounds billed at a pre-agreed hourly rate when requested. Total monthly labor around 18–24 crew-hours.
9,500 sq ft clubhouse with fitness, kitchen & pool deck
$2,400 – $4,000 / mo
Typical scope: 4 visits per week, with a deeper mid-week service. Monthly deep, quarterly carpet extraction and tile-and-grout, bi-annual pressure wash on pool deck and entry hardscape. Weekend event turnarounds billed per event. Total monthly labor around 70–110 crew-hours.
3,000 sq ft multi-practice wellness office
$1,000 – $1,500 / mo
Typical scope: 3 after-hours visits per week with streak-free glass chemistry on all clinical surfaces, daily disinfection on patient-contact surfaces (treatment tables, headrests, adjustment tools), weekly deep on clinical floors and restrooms, monthly degrease on staff break area. Consumables restocked every visit. Documented COI + monthly visit log for insurance auditor file.
Pricing FAQ
Questions we get most often.
Can you give me a price over the phone?
For a tight, defensible number — no. Too many variables move the quote. For a ballpark so you can budget, yes: tell us square footage, amenity mix, and desired cadence, and we'll give a rough range in one call. A site walk converts the ballpark into a written proposal, usually within 24 hours.
How do you compare against the low-bid vendor?
We don't try to. Our baseline usually lands at or slightly above the median of comparable bids. The difference shows up in crew stability (same team every visit), documented compliance, monthly reports, and a real performance clause. Boards and office managers who have been burned by vendor turnover know the math. We're happy to sit next to a low-bid quote and walk through line-by-line where the numbers actually differ.
Do you charge for the site walk?
No. Site walks and written proposals are free, no obligation. We'd rather spend an hour on-site than send you a number we can't defend.
How often do prices change after signing?
Prices are locked for the initial contract term (typically 12 months). We write in a predictable annual escalation at renewal — usually 3% — rather than coming back mid-term asking for a mid-year bump. If scope changes materially (added amenity, dramatically increased event load), we adjust by mutual agreement with 30 days' notice.
Are consumables (paper, soap, liners) included?
By default we include labor and cleaning chemistry. Consumables can go either way — some clients prefer to supply their own from a preferred vendor; others prefer we stock and bill them back. We call it out as a separate line so the cleaning cost is apples-to-apples comparable.
What about tax?
California sales tax does not apply to most cleaning services, though taxable components can appear when we provide consumables. Your proposal will spell out what's taxable and what isn't.