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Commercial cleaning and office cleaning in Dallas and Fort Worth

Dallas–Fort Worth is covered here as one metro, because most commercial cleaners work on both sides of the Metroplex. The contractors listed clean offices, medical and dental practices, schools, churches, warehouses and retail space, from Downtown, Uptown and the Stemmons corridor in Dallas to Fort Worth, Arlington, Irving, Plano, Frisco and the mid-cities. Several have served DFW for decades, and Texas public records show some registered as early as the late 1970s and 1980s. Every listing has been checked for commercial work. Each profile shows what the contractor states about insurance, screening, contracts and quality control, which facts come from public records, and what recent Google reviewers mention. Remember that janitorial services are taxable in Texas and workers' comp is optional for most employers.

Contractors listed
36
State they're insured, of those with website data
48%
Offer a free walkthrough
48%
Median janitor wage
$16.76/hr

Contractors in Dallas–Fort Worth

Sorted with fully checked profiles first. 2 franchise locations are labeled. Data checked October 2026.

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What commercial cleaning costs in Dallas–Fort Worth

Most DFW contractors quote after a walkthrough. Published prices are rare; here is what we found, plus the local wage as a cross-check:

  • Median janitor wage in the Dallas-Fort Worth-Arlington, TX metro: $16.76 an hour (mean $17.06), with 48,360 janitors employed. Source: BLS OEWS May 2025, SOC 37-2011 Janitors and Cleaners.
  • Emergency cleaning requests: $75 per hour. Published by JDM Janitorial.

Texas rules buyers should know

Sales tax

Janitorial and custodial services are taxable real property services in Texas, for offices, warehouses, restaurants and other buildings; contractors collect state and local sales tax on the charge. Source

Workers' compensation

Most private Texas employers may choose not to carry workers' compensation ("non-subscribers"); non-subscribers must notify employees and the state. Ask for proof of coverage or check the state lists. Check coverageState list

Questions buyers ask about commercial cleaning in Dallas–Fort Worth

How much does commercial cleaning cost in Dallas–Fort Worth?

It depends on square footage, frequency and scope. The median janitor wage in the Dallas–Fort Worth–Arlington metro is about $16.76 an hour (BLS, May 2025); contractors add supervision, supplies, insurance, overhead and sales tax. Get two or three quotes against the same written scope.

Is commercial cleaning taxable in Texas?

Yes. Janitorial and custodial services are taxable real property services in Texas, including for offices, warehouses and restaurants. Contractors should collect state and local sales tax, so confirm each quote includes it.

Do Texas cleaning companies have to carry workers' compensation?

Most private Texas employers may choose not to. Ask each contractor for proof of coverage, or check the Texas Department of Insurance coverage lookup and the state's list of registered non-subscribers.

Do you list cleaners in both Dallas and Fort Worth?

Yes. Dallas–Fort Worth is one metro on this site. Each profile shows the contractor's base city and, where their website lists them, the cities they serve.

What should I ask before signing a cleaning contract?

Ask for a written scope with tasks per visit, a certificate of insurance and workers' comp status, how staff are screened and supervised, who covers absences, how quality is checked, the response time for complaints, and the contract length, renewal and cancellation terms.