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Hello, our office cleaning starts at ₱65 per sqm for a weekly contract, with consumables included. How many square meters is your office, and how many days a week?

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Hi, our crew charges ₱399 per cleaner per hour with machines and materials, and we can start on the first day of next month. Which part of Cebu City is the building in?

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Hello, we clean offices from ₱349 per cleaner per hour, and a monthly plan can be adjusted for the rainy months. How many people work in the office and what hours do you need?

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Office & commercial cleaning in the Philippines: prices and contracts

Office and commercial cleaning in the Philippines is usually priced per square meter or per cleaner per hour. Offers start from about ₱65 per sqm for an office contract (approximately, according to sellers' websites, November 2026). The quickest way to see current quotes for your premises is to describe the space in a request on BlaBlaPrice.

Prices are quoted per job or per contract, so the same space can cost very different amounts. Two published references are an office rate from about ₱65 per square meter and a home-cleaning price list of ₱349 to ₱399 per cleaner per hour, depending on whether machines and materials are included.

These are the factors that change the price:

  • premises type and floor area in square meters
  • how often the cleaning happens: weekly, bi-weekly or monthly
  • what is included, and whether consumables such as soap and paper are supplied
  • address and area, since the crew must travel to it
  • start date and monthly budget

Business permits and what to check

Before you sign, ask the company for its current business permit. Businesses in the Philippines need a permit from their city or municipality, often called the Mayor's permit, and one guide puts the city or municipality fee at ₱500 plus a ₱30 documentary stamp tax. Ask who employs the cleaners and who replaces them when someone is absent.

Contracts and the rainy season

Some companies offer discounted rates for weekly, bi-weekly or monthly cleaning under a flexible contract. The Philippines has a wet season and a dry season rather than winter and summer. In the wet months, ask whether the schedule can be adjusted when the weather changes.

What to put in your request

Give the premises type, the floor area in square meters and the cleaning hours you need. Say which city you are in: Manila, Quezon City, Cebu City, Davao City or Makati. Say whether consumables should be included, the contract length, the start date and your monthly budget in pesos, so every company quotes the same job.

Describe the premises and the schedule in your own words in a chat on BlaBlaPrice. BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Its AI asks for any missing details, looks through cleaning companies' websites and price lists in the Philippines, and shows the prices and businesses it found. Cleaning companies registered on BlaBlaPrice receive your request and reply in the chat with their price and terms. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide who to contact. See the request form on the home page or read how BlaBlaPrice works.

Questions and answers

How much does office cleaning cost in the Philippines?

Published offers start at about ₱65 per square meter for an office, and a home-cleaning price list shows ₱349 to ₱399 per cleaner per hour. Prices depend on the space, the schedule and what is included, so ask for a quote.

Is a regular schedule cheaper than one-off cleaning?

Some companies offer lower rates for weekly, bi-weekly or monthly cleaning under a flexible contract. Ask for the rate for each schedule before you choose.

What should a cleaning company show before I hire it?

Ask for its current business permit from the city or municipality. One guide puts that fee at ₱500 plus a ₱30 documentary stamp tax.

Who supplies the soap and paper?

That depends on the company, so name the consumables in your request and ask who provides them.

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