The national average for event cleaning is set

between $30-50 per hour. It’s important to note that

event cleaning prices vary widely. This is due to

factors such as size and scope of work and so on.

 

Factors Affecting Event Cleaning Prices

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Event cleaning prices are influenced by many variables.

These variables range from the size of the area to be

cleaned, the type of setting, the number of attendees,

hourly cleaning rates, and time or date of the event along

with the location or venue.

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​1. Venue Size

 

Your companies event can be a mega-event such as campaign rallies and sports events as well as small ones like a conference or a get-together. Generally, the bigger the venue, the higher the cleaning costs. A lot of manpower, cleaning equipment as well as supplies are expended. These expenses have to be covered by the fees charged.

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2. Number of Party Attendees

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Events with lots of foot traffic will usually require higher cleaning prices. Especially if your event is held for several days in a row. Under such circumstances, more frequent cleaning than usual is necessary to keep the place clean.

 

One-time event cleaning jobs won’t cost as much as ongoing cleaning for the duration of the event. The fewer the attendees, the less the cleaning costs will be high.

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3. Hourly Event Cleaning Rates

 

Before signing a cleaning contract with a cleaning company, you’ll need to pay attention to its pricing structure including hourly rates. This helps you to make informed decisions on who you should hire for the job.

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4. ​Location or Venue

 

When it comes to location, certain areas are generally more expensive than others. In other words, the cost of living in certain areas will be higher than in others. Event cleaning jobs in more expensive locations are typically higher than in low-cost areas.

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4. ​Date and Time

 

When it comes to date and time, certain days are generally more expensive than others. An event on a holiday will require employees to be paid holiday pay. The same applies for a graveyard or late night event pay. An event during the day will be less expensive than an all night event closing at 2am in the morning. Event cleaning jobs during holidays or events that go all night long tend to be more expensive.

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