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House Cleaning Cost in the Netherlands (2026)

Average prices, hourly rates, and the factors that affect what you'll pay for house cleaning services in the Netherlands. Compare local pros and get free quotes.

Reviewed by Tom Reilly — Senior Editorial Reviewer — Roofing, Carpentry & General Contracting

House Cleaning cost in the Netherlands: typically €13–18/hr as of 2026. The exact price depends on job scope, materials, urgency (emergency and after-hours work costs more), and local demand. Compare verified local pros and request free, no-obligation quotes for real prices on your job.

Hourly rate
€13–18 / hr
typical range
Typical job
€13–18
Private cleaner (Dienstverlening aan Huis), per hour
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Average cleaning costs by type

Project typeTypical cost (EUR)
Private cleaner (Dienstverlening aan Huis), per hour€13–€18
Cleaning company, per hour (incl. BTW)€25–€40
Standard cleaning, 80 m² apartment€80–€150
Deep cleaning, 80 m² apartment€140–€280
Move-in / move-out cleaning€180–€350
Window cleaning (interior, apartment)€60–€140
Airbnb turnover (1-bedroom)€50–€110

Cleaning costs in the Netherlands

Dutch cleaning costs €13–€18 per hour for private cleaners working under the Regeling Dienstverlening aan Huis arrangement, or €25–€40 per hour through professional cleaning companies (inclusive of BTW). A standard cleaning for an 80 m² apartment costs €80–€150. The dienstverlening arrangement makes it affordable for most households to employ regular cleaning help.

What affects the cost?

  • Home size — most cleaners price by square footage or number of bedrooms/bathrooms
  • Cleaning type — deep cleaning, move-out, and post-construction cost more than standard
  • Frequency — weekly service gets the best per-visit rate
  • Condition — heavily soiled homes take longer and cost more
  • Extras — inside oven, inside fridge, laundry, and organizing are add-on charges
  • Supplies — some cleaners bring their own; others charge for supplies or expect you to provide them

How to save on cleaning costs

  • Book recurring service — weekly or biweekly gets the best rate
  • Declutter before the cleaner arrives — less tidying means more actual cleaning time
  • Skip extras you don't need — inside appliances, windows, and laundry are add-ons
  • Hire an independent cleaner — typically 20–40% cheaper than a cleaning company
  • In the Netherlands, use the dienstverlening arrangement — significantly cheaper than a registered company

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Are house cleaning prices per hour or flat-rate?

Both. Flat-rate is most common for recurring cleanings (you know what you'll pay). Hourly is used for one-time, deep cleans, and unusual conditions. Flat-rate protects you from slow work; hourly protects the cleaner from underestimating large jobs.

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