House, Restaurant & Office Cleaning in Duluth, GA

Downtown Duluth changed what we do here

Ten years ago Duluth was a residential booking for us and not much else. Then the Town Green happened.

The green sits on Main Street beside City Hall and now anchors a genuinely walkable downtown — concerts, farmers markets, the Duluth Fall Festival, Howl on the Green — with a restaurant and music scene grown up around it. Places like Red Clay Music Foundry, Good Word Brewing and Maple Street Biscuit Company brought foot traffic that Duluth simply did not have before.

That created a different kind of cleaning work: food service, and a lot of it, in a compact few blocks.

Restaurant and bar cleaning on Main Street

Food service is the least forgiving commercial work there is. The health inspector does not care that you were busy, and grease does not wait. It also has to happen in a window — after close, before prep — that leaves no room to run late.

A 2,500 sq ft restaurant with two restrooms, cleaned nightly, runs $1,987–$2,419 per month. That covers front of house, restrooms, hard floors and the degreasing that keeps a kitchen inspection-ready. It does not cover hood and duct cleaning, which is specialist certified work and should be contracted separately — we will tell you that rather than implying we cover it.

For a downtown bar or taproom the floors are the whole job. Sticky floors after a Friday are a different task from a Tuesday wipe-down, and we price weekend nights accordingly instead of pretending every night is the same. See bar and restaurant cleaning.

Offices along Peachtree Industrial

Away from downtown, Duluth’s commercial base runs along Peachtree Industrial Boulevard and Satellite Boulevard — office suites, flex space and a steady base of medical and dental practices.

• 3,000 sq ft office, 2 restrooms, 3× per week — $1,174–$1,429 per month
• 3,000 sq ft office, 2 restrooms, nightly — $1,658–$2,018 per month
• 2,500 sq ft medical practice, nightly — $2,234–$2,720 per month

House cleaning across Duluth

Duluth has around 32,000 residents and a housing mix that runs from downtown townhomes walkable to the Town Green through to the established swim, tennis and golf communities like Sugarloaf Country Club.

• 3 bedroom / 2 bath, bi-weekly — $165–$205 per visit
• 4 bedroom / 3 bath, bi-weekly — $213–$265 per visit
• 5 bedroom / 4 bath, bi-weekly — $267–$332 per visit

Moving? A move in/out clean on an empty 3 bedroom is $361–$430. Duluth has a lot of rental turnover around the downtown townhomes, and getting a deposit back generally comes down to the oven, the fridge and the baseboards.

Gwinnett County Public Schools is the largest district in Georgia, and school calendars move a lot of our Duluth schedules. Tell us your preferred day and we will hold it.