Judith
I guess it would depend upon where you live.
I live in a mid-sized city in Michigan (I think it's the 2nd largest but aren't sure). My housekeeper charges $20 an hour. I've had her 8 years and she comes every two weeks. One week she does the "wet" stuff - the bathrooms and kitchens and the next time she does the rest of the place. I now pay her $110 a month (it was $100) which takes into account those two months of the year in which she works 3 times instead of the usual 2. She often works more than 4 hours but doesn't charge me extra for it - she normally puts in 4 hours. The only time I do pay her more is when I have her wash my windows - and then I pay her $20 an hour.
Where I live she is considered to be charging a lot. My sister has a housekeeper who cleans her 3 bedroom, 2 bath home for only $35 total - which I think is ridiculously low.
Also when I used a maid service many, many moons ago they charged a set rate depending upon how many rooms they did. If I remember correctly it was $85 for my two bedroom apartment, one bathroom, living room, full dining room and kitchen. I'm sure it would be more now.
Elaine M
For a business or home?
Your Uncle Dodge!
Ask a professional housekeeper or a service manager what they charge.
Rick B
Depends on the housekeeper. My maid charges $150 and spends about four hours at my house.
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Depends how within the law you're willing to be if you know what I mean