House Cleaning Service in Chapel Hill, NC

ABHC Cleaning Services provides house cleaning in Chapel Hill, NC for faculty houses near campus, student and staff rentals, and the planned villages south and east of town: recurring maid service, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out cleaning, and apartment cleaning. We're a licensed, bonded, and insured company, family-owned since 2014 and based in Raleigh, and our trained full-time employees, not gig workers, clean homes across Chapel Hill and all of Wake County & the Triangle Area, NC.

See which Chapel Hill neighborhoods we clean, from Gimghoul to Governors Club, compare our house cleaning services in Chapel Hill, and check how much house cleaning costs in Chapel Hill before you book.

4.9★
on Google
Since 2014
family-run, 12 years
500+
families served
56-point
checklist, every visit

House cleaning by ABHC Cleaning Services in Chapel Hill, NC, from the historic districts near campus to the villages south of town.

  • ✓ Licensed
  • ✓ Bonded
  • ✓ Insured
  • ✓ Background-checked
  • ✓ Full-time employees
  • ✓ Flat-rate pricing
  • ✓ Satisfaction guarantee
  • ✓ Eco & pet-friendly
Chapel Hill house cleaning services

What house cleaning services do you offer in Chapel Hill?

Chapel Hill splits almost evenly between owners and renters, so our four core services cover both sides of town: long-term homes that need steady upkeep and rentals that change hands with the university calendar. Every service is done by trained full-time employees at a flat rate quoted upfront.

Recurring house cleaning in Chapel Hill

Weekly, biweekly, or monthly visits with all 56 checklist points covered each time, never a partial pass. For the owner households in town, from Gimghoul and Meadowmont to Southern Village and Governors Club, it is the schedule that keeps a busy faculty or hospital household from losing weekends to chores.

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Deep cleaning in Chapel Hill

The thorough reset for everything routine visits pass over, including ceiling fan blades, lampshades, baseboards, tub and shower tile, stairs, and closet floors. Chapel Hill's historic districts hold homes from the 1920s and earlier, where trim, built-ins, and old wood floors collect the kind of dust a first deep clean is built to remove.

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Move-in & move-out cleaning in Chapel Hill

A complete clean of an empty home, aimed at the landlord's walk-through when you leave or a fresh start when you arrive. More than half of Chapel Hill's occupied homes are rented, and leases near campus follow the academic year, so it pays to book before the end-of-lease rush.

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Apartment cleaning in Chapel Hill

Recurring or deep cleaning sized for apartments, condos, and townhomes, from student and staff apartments near campus and downtown to townhomes in Meadowmont and Southern Village. Share building access once, whether a door code, a fob, or a front desk, and we use it on every visit.

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Chapel Hill homes can also add carpet cleaning for carpets, rugs, and upholstery; every option appears on our cleaning services page.

Chapel Hill neighborhoods we serve

Which Chapel Hill neighborhoods do you clean in?

We clean homes across Chapel Hill, from the historic districts beside UNC's campus to the planned villages built since the 1990s. The town grew around the university, so a 1920s faculty house, a student rental, and a new townhome can sit within a few miles of each other, and each one needs a different kind of cleaning.

Franklin-Rosemary & the historic district

The Chapel Hill Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1971, covers UNC's central campus and the homes around East Franklin and East Rosemary streets, with buildings from 1793 to the early 20th century. Brick walkways and low stone walls frame houses where original floors and woodwork call for gentle cleaning, and because some historic houses here have been rented to students, we handle both owner upkeep and end-of-lease cleans.

Good fit: deep cleaning, recurring, move-out cleaning

Gimghoul

Gimghoul began as a small faculty subdivision of Craftsman and Colonial Revival houses built in the 1920s, and it was added to the National Register in 1993. Its sidewalks are made of Chapel Hill grit, a yellow-orange gravel found in the town's historic districts, which travels in on shoes and settles into rugs and floor seams, so entry areas and floors get extra attention on every visit.

Good fit: recurring cleaning, careful deep cleans

Near UNC & downtown

UNC opened its doors in 1795 as the first state university in the nation, and the town around it still runs on the academic calendar: more than half of Chapel Hill's occupied homes are rented. Student and staff apartments near campus and downtown change hands every summer, so move-out cleans before the walk-through and move-in cleans before unpacking are worth booking well before the lease ends.

Good fit: move-in & move-out cleaning, apartment cleaning

Southern Village

Started in 1994 on about 312 acres south of downtown, Southern Village is a New Urbanist neighborhood that developer D.R. Bryan modeled partly on Pienza, Italy, with front porches, garages tucked behind houses, and brick sidewalks around a village green. Porches and walkable streets bring pollen and grit to the door, and its mix of houses, townhomes, and apartments ranges from compact recurring visits to full-house cleans.

Good fit: recurring cleaning, apartment cleaning

Meadowmont

On the east side of town, Meadowmont is a planned community built around a walkable village center, with a mix of townhouses and single-family homes and walking trails through Meadowmont Park. For households with long days on campus or at the hospitals, a standing schedule is the simplest fit, and the townhomes here suit a compact recurring visit.

Good fit: recurring cleaning

Governors Club

Just south of town, Governors Club is a private, gated golf community of more than 1,600 acres founded in 1988, with homes that range from townhomes to large estates. We arrange gate access when you book, and larger homes here are where a first deep clean followed by a recurring schedule, with a second team member when the home calls for it, makes the most difference.

Good fit: deep cleaning, then recurring

Your neighborhood isn't listed? We clean homes in every part of Chapel Hill, from Coker Hills and Morgan Creek to the neighborhoods along Weaver Dairy Road, so mention it when you request your free estimate.

House cleaning in Chapel Hill

What makes house cleaning in Chapel Hill different?

Chapel Hill is a college town first: the university came before the town, and its calendar, its historic streets, and its tree canopy still shape how local homes get dirty and when they need cleaning.

A town built around a campus

Chapel Hill had 61,960 residents at the 2020 Census, a count that includes UNC students living in town, and more than half of its occupied homes are rented. Move-out and move-in cleans cluster around the summer lease turnover, while owner households keep steady recurring schedules.

Historic streets, old floors

The town has three local historic districts, Franklin-Rosemary, Cameron-McCauley, and Gimghoul, where changes to the houses need the Historic District Commission's approval, so original woodwork and floors tend to stay, and the sidewalks are paved with Chapel Hill grit. That gravel ends up on floors and rugs, so entries and hard floors need more frequent attention.

Under a heavy canopy

The trees are part of Chapel Hill's identity, singled out in its National Register nomination, and they mean a long spring pollen season on porches and window sills. Add the Triangle's humid summers, which push mildew into shower grout, and a schedule that tightens in spring and holds steady in summer works best.

  • TownChapel Hill, Orange County, NC
  • Population61,960 (2020 Census)
  • Home types1920s faculty houses to New Urbanist villages
  • RentersMore than half of occupied homes
  • Peak seasonSpring pollen and summer lease turnovers
  • Pricing modelFlat-rate by bedrooms and bathrooms
Our promise

The Andreia's Done-Right Promise

After more than 12 years cleaning Triangle homes, our house cleaning service in Chapel Hill is built on two simple commitments, in Andreia's own words.

Andreia, Founder & CEO of Andreia's Brazilian House Cleaning
✓ Done right, every visit
  1. Flat-rate pricing, never an hourly timer. Your price is set by your home's bedrooms and bathrooms and quoted upfront, so you always know it before we start.
  2. Our 56-point checklist, room by room. Nothing skipped, everything included, with no surprise fees and no lock-in contracts.

A clean you can count on.

Andreia Andreia · Founder & CEO
Employees, not gig workers

House cleaning company vs. independent cleaner

The difference comes down to who walks into your home. ABHC Cleaning Services is a licensed house cleaning company staffed by trained, background-checked employees, not anonymous gig workers or independent cleaners hired through an app. When you book house cleaning in Chapel Hill with us, you get the same trusted team, on schedule, caring for your home like it's our own.

Employees, not gig workers

Our cleaners are full-time employees we train, vet, and stand behind, not anonymous workers pulled from an app.

Flat-rate, never hourly

One price based on your home's size, quoted upfront. No clock-watching, no surprise fees, no lock-in contracts.

Family-owned since 2014

Locally owned and operated in the Triangle for 12 years, with a 56-point checklist and a 4.9-star reputation to protect.

Chapel Hill house cleaning pricing

How much does house cleaning cost in Chapel Hill?

In Chapel Hill, as across the Triangle, recurring house cleaning typically costs about $130 to $250 per visit for a 2-3 bedroom home, a one-time deep clean runs about $250 to $450, and a move-in or move-out clean about $325 to $550. Recurring visits can save up to 30% compared to one-time deep cleans, and new clients get $20 off their first cleaning.

Typical house cleaning rates in Chapel Hill and across the Triangle, NC, updated 2026. Market ranges, not a quote: your exact price depends on your home and needs.
Home sizeRecurring (per visit)Deep cleaningMove-in / move-out
1-bedroom / apartment$100 – $150$175 – $300$250 – $400
2–3 bedroom house$130 – $250$250 – $450$325 – $550
4+ bedroom / large home (2,500+ sq ft)$200 – $400+$400 – $700+$450 – $800+

Note: price follows size, so a large home in Governors Club is priced on the large-home row, while a one-bedroom apartment near campus is priced on the apartment row. If a home is starting from scratch, the first recurring visit can be a deep clean that brings it up to the level we then maintain.

Why the cheapest quote usually costs more

Be cautious with rates that look too good to be true. The lowest prices tend to come from independent, gig-based cleaners who often aren't licensed, bonded, or insured, work with no satisfaction guarantee, and follow no consistent method or checklist. If something gets damaged, or the clean falls short, there's little protecting you.

ABHC's flat rate includes what actually protects you: licensed, bonded, and insured full-time employees, our 56-point checklist on every visit, and a satisfaction guarantee. It's the difference between the lowest price and the best value.

ABHC Cleaning Services uses flat-rate pricing based on your home's bedrooms and bathrooms, never an hourly clock. But no two homes are the same, so your quote is personalized to your space, your priorities, and how often you want us. You'll know your full price upfront, with no hidden fees and no long-term contracts. The best way to get your exact rate is a free, no-obligation estimate.

House cleaning service area

House cleaning services in North Carolina

Beyond Chapel Hill, ABHC Cleaning Services is locally owned and operated in North Carolina since 2014, providing house cleaning across the Triangle Area and Wake County. Cities we serve include:

From Chapel Hill, our service area reaches west to Carrboro, north to Hillsborough, northeast to Durham, and southeast through Morrisville, Cary, and Apex toward Raleigh.

Learn more about ABHC Cleaning Services across the Triangle, see our house cleaning in Durham and house cleaning in Cary pages, or go straight to our recurring cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in & move-out cleaning, and apartment cleaning pages.

House cleaning reviews

Trusted local cleaners in North Carolina

ABHC has earned a 4.9-star rating and hundreds of five-star reviews on Google, built one home at a time across the Triangle. See our reviews on Google →

"Did a great job Cleaning the Apartment! Wonderful communication from a family owned business. Highly recommend!!!"

Adam · Google review

"Andreia's always does an immaculate job! We've used them for deep cleans and move in cleaning and have always been thrilled with the results. They stayed flexible with our move in cleaning since our closing date kept changing which was so helpful. Can't recommend their team enough!"

Rachael B. · Google review

"Andreia's cleaning service was easy to book with, quick to communicate and very friendly. Their pricing was easy and transparent. Once I received the quote and everything else booking was quick and availability was perfect. The cleaners arrived on time. Again very friendly and kind. They took care with my cats. My house looks great after the clean! They were very thorough."

Jennifer G. · Google review

Chapel Hill house cleaning FAQ

Frequently asked questions about house cleaning services in Chapel Hill

How much does house cleaning cost in Chapel Hill, NC?

In Chapel Hill, as across the Triangle, recurring house cleaning typically runs about $130 to $250 per visit for a 2-3 bedroom home, a deep clean about $250 to $450, and a move-in or move-out clean about $325 to $550, depending on size and condition. The price is a flat rate set by your bedrooms and bathrooms rather than an hourly clock, and a free estimate gives you the exact figure before you book.

Which Chapel Hill neighborhoods do you serve?

All of them. We clean homes across Chapel Hill, including the Franklin-Rosemary and Gimghoul historic districts, the apartments near UNC and downtown, Southern Village, Meadowmont, Governors Club, Coker Hills, and Morgan Creek. Give us your street when you request your free estimate and we'll confirm.

Do you clean homes in Chapel Hill if you're based in Raleigh?

Yes. ABHC Cleaning Services is a family-owned house cleaning company based in Raleigh and locally operated since 2014, and Chapel Hill is one of the towns we serve across Wake County & the Triangle Area, NC. Your Chapel Hill home gets the same trained full-time employees, the same 56-point checklist, and the same flat-rate pricing as every other home we clean.

Do you clean historic homes in Gimghoul and the Franklin-Rosemary district?

Yes. We clean homes from the 1920s and earlier in Chapel Hill's historic districts, with hand-dusting of trim, built-ins, and woodwork and a gentle approach to original wood floors. We also pay extra attention to entries and floor seams, where the Chapel Hill grit from the sidewalks tends to collect.

Do you offer move-out cleaning for rentals near UNC?

Yes. A move-out clean focuses on what a landlord checks at the walk-through, where deposit deductions usually come from: inside the oven, refrigerator, and cabinets, along with grout, baseboards, and window tracks. Leases near campus often end around the same weeks each summer, so reserve your date early. Our move-in and move-out cleaning page lists the full checklist.

Can you clean homes in gated communities like Governors Club?

Yes. When you book, tell us how gate entry works, whether a code, a call box, or a guest pass, and we set it up so every visit starts on time. Larger homes are priced by bedrooms and bathrooms at the same flat rate as any other home, and a second team member joins when the size of the home calls for it.

Will I have the same cleaner every time?

We keep your service consistent so you get a trusted team that learns your home and your preferences. A dedicated professional handles your home by default, with a second team member when the home or scope calls for it. Consistency is a big part of why our clients stay with us for years.

Do I need to be home during my cleaning?

No. Many clients give us secure entry instructions so we can clean while they are out. Our cleaners are background-checked, full-time employees, and we are licensed, bonded, and insured. If you would rather be home, that is perfectly fine too.

Do you run background checks on your cleaners?

Yes. Every member of our team is a background-checked, full-time employee, never a gig worker. We are also licensed, bonded, and insured, so your home and your peace of mind are protected on every visit.

Is there a contract?

There's a simple service agreement so everyone's clear on the terms, but no long-term lock-in, no fixed commitment, and no cancellation penalties. Recurring cleaning is month-to-month: you can adjust your frequency, skip, or cancel as your needs change. Our clients stay because the service is consistent, not because they're tied down.

Service area

  • Raleigh
  • Durham
  • Cary
  • Apex
  • Chapel Hill
  • Carrboro
  • Morrisville
  • Wake Forest
  • Holly Springs
  • Garner
  • Fuquay-Varina
  • Knightdale
  • Clayton
  • Wendell
  • Zebulon
  • Hillsborough

Serving the Triangle Area & Wake County, NC.

Service hours

  • Mon8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  • Tue8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  • Wed8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  • Thu8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  • Fri8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
  • Sat – SunClosed

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Andreia, Founder & CEO of Andreia's Brazilian House Cleaning

Andreia is the Founder & CEO of ABHC Cleaning Services, a family-owned cleaning company serving the Triangle Area & Wake County, NC since 2014. With over 12 years of experience, she built the company as the opposite of the gig-economy apps: trained full-time employees, flat-rate pricing, and a 56-point checklist on every visit.