Ratings, services and a phone number for every house cleaner listed in Missouri.
Cleaning Concepts of St Louis has cleaned homes and apartments since 1991 for clients in Clayton, University City, Ladue, Chesterfield, Kirkwood and nearby suburbs. Services are regular house…
Better Life Home Cleaning, formerly Better Life Maids, is a women-owned house cleaning company in St. Louis serving St. Louis City, St. Louis County and St. Charles County,…
The Cleaning Authority in St. Charles is a locally owned and managed house cleaning company, one of three locations alongside Concord and Fairview Heights. It provides recurring service…
Linda Rombach Personalized Cleaning, LLC is a women-owned housecleaning company in Weldon Spring that has served St. Charles and the surrounding area since 1999. It specializes in assigning…
Green Angel Cleaning is a locally owned, women-owned maid service for St. Louis City and County, including Affton, Brentwood, Clayton and Kirkwood. It cleans houses and apartments through…
The Cleaning Authority in Concord, serving the Affton area, is locally owned and part of a three-location company with St. Charles and Fairview Heights. It provides recurring cleaning…
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Open, reviewed Missouri businesses in the house cleaning category, pulled from public business records.
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Missouri does not license house cleaners and does not tax residential cleaning services, so the useful questions are about the company itself: who is coming, whether they are insured and checked, what the first visit covers, and what a recurring visit keeps up. This guide walks through those questions in the order a homeowner usually meets them.
Every listing starts from public business records for Missouri. Open companies with at least one review stay, duplicates are merged, and what a listing says about its services comes from the company's own website or, when the site cannot be read, its public business listing, read on the date shown.
No. A basic listing is free and nobody pays to be included. A company can claim its listing to correct details. Every paid placement, whether a premium listing, a featured spot for a city, county or the state, or a best-of position, is marked as paid wherever it appears.
No. None of the 41 boards under the Missouri Division of Professional Registration (pr.mo.gov) covers house cleaning, so there is no state license to check and a company's own statements about insurance, bonding and background checks are what to ask about. Each listing shows which of those its website or public listing states.
Residential house cleaning services are exempt from Missouri sales tax under the Department of Revenue's Janitorial Services Tax Matrix (dor.mo.gov, effective November 2022), so a quote should not add tax on the service itself.
A deep clean is a one-time, top-to-bottom visit that covers what a regular visit skips. A recurring clean is a shorter weekly, biweekly or monthly visit that keeps a home at that level. Many companies do both; each listing shows which it advertises.
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