Deck cleaning price calculator
Price the deck surface by the square foot, keep a minimum for small decks, and add railings, stairs and staining as their own lines.
The rates on this page are examples to show the method. They are not market data. Type your own rates and the price updates as you go.
The job
Your rates
How this deck cleaning price is built
| Rule | Example rate |
|---|---|
| SizeDeck surface times your rate | $0.75 per sq ft |
| MinimumIf the size charge is lower, charge this instead | $249 |
| Railings and stairsFlat add-on | plus $75 |
| Stain or sealDeck surface times the rate | $1.25 per sq ft |
With the example job and rates, the quote comes to $249: minimum charge $249 (300 sq ft at $0.75 per sq ft comes to $225, under your $249 minimum). The minimum did its job there: without it, a small job would not cover the trip.
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Deck cleaning pricing questions
How do I price deck cleaning?
Square feet of deck surface times your rate, with a minimum for small decks. Railings and stairs take real time, so price them as an add-on instead of folding them into the rate.
Should staining be priced separately from cleaning?
Yes. Staining uses material and a second visit or dry time, so a separate per-square-foot line keeps the cleaning price honest and lets the customer choose.