Current Toronto package prices, hourly rates, scope limits and the factors that change the final cost.
Post-renovation cleaning in Toronto currently starts at CAD $177 for a studio or one-bedroom package. A 2–3 bedroom package is CAD $354, and a 4–5 bedroom package is CAD $531. Priority renovation cleaning is also available at CAD $59 per cleaner per hour with a three-hour minimum. The final cost depends on how far fine dust has travelled, the size of the affected area, the condition of new finishes and whether extra services are required.
Post-renovation cleaning prices in Toronto for 2026
The prices below are the current package prices displayed by Leronzo Cleaning Group for Toronto and the GTA. Each package provides a recommended team for a three-hour visit. It is a time-based service: the team works through the confirmed priorities during the booked time rather than promising an unlimited list of tasks.
| Property size | Team | Time on site | Total cleaner-hours | Package price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Studio / 1 bedroom | 1 cleaner | 3 hours | 3 | CAD $177 |
| 2–3 bedrooms | 2 cleaners | 3 hours | 6 | CAD $354 |
| 4–5 bedrooms | 3 cleaners | 3 hours | 9 | CAD $531 |
For selected rooms, dust-heavy areas or final touch-ups, hourly cleaning is CAD $59 per cleaner per hour with a three-hour minimum. Extra time can be added when the condition or requested scope requires it.
Why the price can change from one renovation to another
Two properties with the same number of bedrooms may require very different amounts of work. Bedroom count helps select a team, but the renovation itself determines the cleaning priorities.
How far the dust has spread
Drywall and sanding dust can settle beyond the renovated room. It may collect on cabinet tops, door frames, ledges, baseboards, vent covers and floors in nearby rooms. A contained bathroom renovation is different from flooring or drywall work throughout an entire property.
Type of residue
Loose fine dust is not the same as paint specks, adhesive, silicone, grout haze, labels or protective film. Residue removal can require testing and surface-specific methods. Some marks cannot be safely removed without risking damage to glass, stone, paint, flooring or cabinetry.
Condition of new finishes
Fresh paint, recently installed flooring, natural stone, metal, glass and new cabinets require careful product selection. Cleaning should begin only after contractors confirm that paint, grout, caulking and other finishes have cured sufficiently.
Access and building logistics
Condo elevator bookings, loading access, visitor parking, restricted service hours and long equipment routes can reduce useful cleaning time. Access should be arranged before the team arrives.
What is normally included?
The exact scope depends on the selected package, available time and confirmed priorities. Typical post-renovation work may include:
- controlled removal of fine dust from accessible surfaces;
- wiping counters, shelves, doors, trim, fixtures and baseboards;
- cleaning kitchens and bathrooms within the booked scope;
- vacuuming carpets and hard-floor edges;
- mopping suitable hard floors;
- wiping window sills, reachable frames and accessible glass when included;
- cleaning switches, handles and other finishing details;
- a final review of the priority areas completed during the visit.
What is not automatically included?
Standard post-renovation cleaning is not contractor debris removal or hazardous-material remediation. Contractors should remove tools, nails, plaster pieces, unused materials, floor protection and large debris before cleaners arrive.
- inside ductwork, ceiling cavities or inaccessible building systems;
- active construction areas where dust is still being produced;
- mould, asbestos, lead or other hazardous-material remediation;
- heavy lifting or moving contractor equipment;
- paint, adhesive or silicone removal when it could damage the finish;
- exterior or difficult-access window cleaning unless separately confirmed.
Package, hourly cleaning or custom estimate?
| Option | Best when | How pricing works |
|---|---|---|
| Package | The whole renovated home needs a structured visit | Recommended team × 3 hours |
| Hourly | Only selected rooms or dust-heavy priorities need attention | CAD $59 per cleaner/hour, 3-hour minimum |
| Custom estimate | You want predefined rooms, surfaces and add-ons | Calculated from the exact selected scope |
A practical 2–3 bedroom example
A 2–3 bedroom post-renovation package is CAD $354 and provides two cleaners for three hours, or six total cleaner-hours. This can be appropriate when contractors have finished, large debris has been removed and the property needs a controlled final clean focused on accessible dust, floors, baseboards, cabinets, fixtures and priority rooms.
If the home still contains heavy debris, extensive adhesive removal, active contractor work or dust throughout many additional areas, the standard visit may not be enough. The scope should be reviewed before booking, and additional time or separate services may be recommended.
How to get a more accurate estimate
Clear photos are more useful than descriptions such as “a little dusty” or “almost finished.” For an accurate review, provide:
- one wide photograph of each affected room;
- close-ups of paint, adhesive, grout haze or other residue;
- the approximate property size and renovated areas;
- whether the property is empty or furnished;
- confirmation that contractors and large debris are gone;
- parking, elevator and access information.
If the condition cannot be assessed reliably from photos, the uncertain work should be clarified before the team begins rather than promised as part of a fixed result.
How to prepare before the cleaners arrive
- wait until renovation work is fully finished;
- ask contractors to remove tools, materials and large debris;
- keep electricity, lighting and running water available;
- confirm that new finishes are ready for cleaning;
- identify delicate surfaces and restricted areas;
- arrange keys, concierge access, elevators and parking;
- keep the property free of new contractor traffic after cleaning.
Related services
Post-renovation cleaning focuses on fine dust and light residue after the work is finished. Depending on the property, you may also need window cleaning for detailed glass and tracks, carpet cleaning when dust has settled into fibres, or deep cleaning for household grease, soap buildup and other non-renovation soil.
Frequently asked questions
How much does post-renovation cleaning cost in Toronto?
Current packages start at CAD $177 for a studio or one-bedroom property. A 2–3 bedroom package is CAD $354, and a 4–5 bedroom package is CAD $531. Hourly post-renovation cleaning is CAD $59 per cleaner per hour with a three-hour minimum.
Is post-renovation cleaning more expensive than regular cleaning?
It can be, because fine construction dust requires a controlled top-to-bottom process and careful work around new finishes. The final price depends on the affected area, residue, access and selected scope.
Does the package guarantee that every task will be completed?
No. The package provides a team and a fixed amount of cleaning time. Priorities should be confirmed before the visit, and extra time can be added when required.
Can cleaners work while contractors are still in the property?
Final cleaning should be scheduled after contractors finish and remove their equipment and debris. Continued cutting, sanding or foot traffic can put new dust on completed surfaces.
Are windows included?
Window sills, reachable frames or accessible glass may be handled when included in the confirmed scope. Detailed interior, exterior or difficult-access window cleaning should be selected separately.
Calculate your post-renovation cleaning price
Choose a package for the whole renovated property, hourly cleaning for specific priorities, or the calculator when you want to define individual rooms and add-ons before booking.