Dunedin, FL · Pinellas County · House Cleaning Services
House cleaning for Dunedin homes, from bungalows near Main Street to condos on St. Joseph Sound. Cleaners are background checked and bring their own supplies.
Dunedin Cleaning Services
From weekly maintenance to full home resets and move-out cleans, TotalCare Cleaning covers every Dunedin cleaning need with the same background-checked professionals and flat-rate pricing.
Weekly / Biweekly / Monthly
Keep your Dunedin home consistently clean with scheduled visits to the same TotalCare Cleaning standard. Biweekly service is our most popular option for Pinellas County families.
One-Time Deep Clean · The TotalCare Cleaning standard
The TotalCare Cleaning One-Time Deep Clean covers everything from baseboards to blinds. Perfect for Dunedin homes starting a recurring plan or needing a full baseline reset.
Deposit Protection · Empty-Property Standard
TotalCare Cleaning's move-out clean is designed to protect your deposit and leave your Dunedin rental or home in spotless condition for the next occupant or inspection.
Dunedin Pricing
Every price shown is the price you pay. Supplies, equipment, and the full TotalCare Cleaning standard are always included.
| Home Size | Recurring (Biweekly) | Deep Clean (One-Time) | Move-Out |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Bedroom | $160per visit | starting at$311 | starting at$391 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $227per visit | starting at$403 | starting at$493 |
| 3 Bedrooms | $256per visit | starting at$443 | starting at$538 |
| 4 Bedrooms | $345per visit | starting at$534 | starting at$640 |
| 5 Bedrooms | $497per visit | starting at$690 | starting at$817 |
Priced by the home, never by the hour. Prices start at the amounts shown; your exact price is set by your home before you book. Supplies and equipment always included. The price you book is the price charged.
Book Online →Dunedin is compact. About 36,000 people live in a city that runs along St. Joseph Sound, with Honeymoon Island and Caladesi Island state parks just offshore and the Pinellas Trail cutting straight through downtown. The city traces its name to the Gaelic word for Edinburgh, and the Scottish flavor still shows up every spring when the Highland Games fill Highlander Park and pipe bands march down Main Street. That mix of history, water and walkable streets shapes the homes here, and it shapes what a regular cleaning needs to handle.
Housing here ranges widely for a city of its size. Older single-story homes sit on the streets around downtown, some of them decades old with original wood floors under newer rugs. Block homes with tile or terrazzo floors are common in many neighborhoods away from the water. Along the water you find condo buildings and townhomes with balconies facing the sound. Each of those has its own cleaning pattern:
Living near the beach parks and the Pinellas Trail means people come home with sand on their shoes, bikes and dogs. Sand is abrasive. Left on tile and wood it works into the finish, so a regular cleaning puts real weight on floors and entry areas. Salt air from the sound settles on windows, mirrors near open doors and outdoor furniture brought inside. These are small things on any one day, but they build up over a few weeks.
NWS Tampa Bay puts the local rainy season from late May to early October, with dew points staying above 70 degrees and storms most afternoons. In Dunedin that means bathrooms dry slowly, shower corners pick up mildew, and damp towels add musty smells. The EPA suggests keeping indoor humidity below 60 percent. Running the air conditioning, using bathroom fans, and having showers and tubs cleaned on a steady schedule all help keep mildew from taking hold.
Dunedin runs its own water system. The city pumps from wells in the Floridan aquifer and treats the water at its reverse osmosis plant, and it reports hardness of roughly 80 to 100 parts per million. That is softer than many Tampa Bay systems, so spotting on faucets and glass shower doors is usually lighter. It still happens, especially where water sits and dries, so fixtures and glass still need regular attention.
Census figures show a large share of Dunedin households are one person, and many residents are retirees. Some live here part of the year. For a single person in a condo, a cleaning every two weeks may be plenty. For a family with kids and a dog near the trail, weekly visits can make more sense. Seasonal residents often want a clean before they arrive and another before they close the home for summer. TotalCare Cleaning lets you pick the frequency that fits your household.
Oak pollen peaks in March and April across the Tampa Bay area and coats screens, sills and patio furniture in yellow dust. Lovebug flights come in late spring and again in late summer, and their remains stick to screens and windows facing the yard. Both are reasons people in Dunedin often notice dust on window sills and ledges faster than they expect.
TotalCare Cleaning screens every cleaner with an interview and a nationwide background check before the first job, and carries general liability insurance up to $1 million. The professional brings supplies and equipment, so there is nothing for you to stock. When a checklist area is missed, take a photo and report it in the customer portal or by email by the close of the next day; a professional returns and re-cleans it at no charge. To get on the schedule, put your ZIP code into /booking or dial (888) 378-7451, which is answered 24/7.
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