Customer and property
Record who requested the quote, the service address, the estimate number, and how to contact your business.
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Put the work and the price in writing before the first clean. Use this free cleaning estimate template to separate the initial visit, accepted extras, and a recurring-service proposal. Download the blank PDF or edit the Excel workbook. No account or email required.
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Cleaning estimate
Separate proposal: $120 per biweekly visit, with maintenance-clean scope. It is not part of the $205 initial total.
Hypothetical example. Replace the figures and details with your own.
What is included
Record who requested the quote, the service address, the estimate number, and how to contact your business.
List the rooms and tasks covered. Note access, supplies, condition assumptions, and work outside the agreed scope.
Price the first visit with quantities and rates. Include an optional extra in the total only after it is selected.
State the cadence, per-visit amount, and any scope difference. Do not add a future recurring visit to the first-clean total.
Set the quote's valid-through date and explain how to approve the scope and arrange the appointment.
Completed example
A fictional residential customer asks for an initial kitchen, bathroom, and general-surface clean. Oven cleaning is offered separately and accepted. Exterior windows, carpet extraction, and moving furniture are excluded.
Hypothetical figures in USD, not recommended market rates. Example tax is zero for illustration; enter the applicable tax amount for your work. An estimate is a proposal, not a record of payment.
Download example PDFCleaning estimate
Separate proposal: $120 per biweekly visit, with maintenance-clean scope. It is not part of the $205 initial total.
Use your template
Print the blank PDF for a walkthrough, or save the Excel workbook and work in its Template sheet. The Example sheet and completed PDF show how the parts fit together.
Replace the placeholders with the actual customer, property, rooms, tasks, exclusions, and condition assumptions. Keep the first-clean scope distinct from ongoing maintenance.
Enter quantities, rates, and applicable tax. Review which extras are selected. Keep any recurring per-visit price in its separate proposal section.
Check the total, validity date, and approval instructions. Export or print the completed sheet, send it using your usual channel, and keep the approved version with the customer record.
The downloads work independently of Cleanr. Keep customer details in your own saved copy; this page does not ask you to enter or upload them. You may adapt these templates for your own business documents.
When you need the connected workflow
Cleanr lets you create a quote with line items, send it for customer review, and deliberately convert approved work into an appointment. See the workflow before starting a trial.
Common questions
Yes. The blank PDF, editable Excel workbook, and completed example are free to download without an account or email. A Cleanr subscription is optional and separate.
Yes. The template keeps a recurring cadence and per-visit price separate from the initial clean. Describe the recurring scope and get agreement on it rather than treating the first-clean total as a recurring price.
No. The blank PDF is for printing and writing in. Use the Excel workbook for editable cells and calculated totals, then review the result before sharing.
This is a standalone worksheet, not a Cleanr import file. To manage the quote in Cleanr, create it in the app with the relevant customer, line items, and scope.
Product workflow reference: Cleanr product workflow documentation.
The next useful step
Document completed work and the balance due.
Build a price from the work, costs, and margin.
Check job economics before sending the quote.
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