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Commercial and residential cleaning across Niagara Region, with a clear service path for facilities and homes.
Two property types, two pricing methods

Cleaning pricing should match the property and the work.

Orla does not force offices, showrooms, mixed-use facilities, and homes into one generic price calculator. Choose the pricing path below to see the factors that shape a commercial proposal or residential estimate.

Facility proposal pricing

Commercial Cleaning Pricing

Commercial pricing is built from the facility, agreed task frequencies, service schedule, access requirements, labour plan, and quality expectations.

  • Facility size, layout, occupancy, and floor surfaces
  • Washrooms, kitchens, waste, common areas, and customer-facing zones
  • Frequency, service windows, security, keys, and alarm procedures
  • A documented scope reviewed through a walkthrough and proposal
Home-specific estimate pricing

Residential Cleaning Pricing

Residential estimates reflect the selected service, usable home size, bathrooms, condition, frequency, pets, finished spaces, optional work, and available appointment length.

  • House size, bathrooms, condition, and household use
  • One-time, initial, recurring, moving, or turnover service
  • Pets, finished areas, and selected additions
  • Online estimate before an appointment is reserved
Price the correct scope

A useful price starts with the work that actually returns each visit.

Commercial contracts and residential appointments have different buying cycles, operational requirements, and risk. Keeping the methods separate makes the price easier to explain and gives each customer a more accurate next step.

  1. 01

    Define the property

    A commercial facility is assessed by zones, usage, access, and recurring task frequencies. A home is assessed through residential rooms, condition, service type, and selected additions.

  2. 02

    Define the recurring workload

    Frequency changes what accumulates between visits. Pricing should reflect the actual service rhythm rather than a generic square-foot rate alone.

  3. 03

    Review before committing

    Commercial customers review a proposal and scope. Residential customers review the estimate, availability, and booking details before confirming.

Choose the correct path

Common questions before you continue

Commercial facilities and homes are estimated differently. These answers help you enter the correct journey without repeating information later.

One company, two clear service journeys

Choose the property type and continue without being sent through the wrong form.

Commercial inquiries begin with the facility and required scope. Residential estimates continue through Orla’s home-specific online booking journey.