Elevate Your Minnesota Cleaning Business with MaidProfit
Cleaning companies across the Twin Cities, Rochester, and Greater Minnesota use MaidProfit to streamline operations, grow their client base, and boost profitability.
Minnesota Cleaning Market at a Glance
Why Minnesota Is a Top-Tier Cleaning Market
Minnesota’s strong economy, highly educated workforce, and above-average household incomes make it one of the best states in the Midwest for cleaning businesses. With 5.7 million residents and a median household income of $80,400, the North Star State has the purchasing power and lifestyle patterns that drive consistent demand for professional cleaning services.
The Twin Cities metro — Minneapolis and St. Paul — is home to over 3.6 million people and one of the most vibrant economies in the Midwest. The region is headquarters to 17 Fortune 500 companies, including Target, UnitedHealth Group, and 3M, creating a deep pool of dual-income professional households that routinely use cleaning services. The suburbs of Edina, Minnetonka, Woodbury, and Maple Grove are among the state’s most lucrative residential cleaning markets.
Top Minnesota Neighborhoods for Cleaning Businesses
Where the demand is highest and your business can thrive.
Built for your area cleaning businesses
Every feature designed to help you win more clients and scale faster in your area.
What Minnesota Cleaners Charge
Minnesota’s rates reflect its above-average incomes and strong demand, especially in the Twin Cities metro.
| Service | Price Range | Average |
|---|---|---|
| Standard House Cleaning | $110 – $250 | $165 |
| Deep Cleaning | $210 – $470 | $325 |
| Move-Out Cleaning | $250 – $530 | $375 |
| Office Cleaning (per sq ft) | $0.08 – $0.17 | $0.12 |
| Recurring Weekly | $95 – $210 | $140 |
Minnesota Cleaning Business Requirements
Business Registration
Register your business with the Minnesota Secretary of State. LLCs can be filed online for $155. Sole proprietors must file an assumed name certificate with the Secretary of State ($50).
Sales Tax
Minnesota has a 6.875% state sales tax, plus local taxes up to 2%. Cleaning services for buildings and structures are generally subject to sales tax in Minnesota. Register with the Minnesota Department of Revenue to collect and remit.
General Liability Insurance
Not legally required, but standard practice. Most Minnesota cleaning businesses carry $500K–$1M in coverage, costing approximately $400–$800 per year.
No State Cleaning License
Minnesota does not require a state-level cleaning license. Minneapolis and St. Paul each require a city business license. Many suburban municipalities also require registration.
Paid Sick Leave
Minnesota’s earned sick and safe time law requires employers to provide at least one hour of paid sick leave for every 30 hours worked, up to 48 hours per year. This applies to all employers regardless of size.
Start your your area cleaning business in minutes
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Plans for your area cleaning businesses
No per-job fees. No surprise charges. Find the plan that fits your your area operation.
- Up to 50 jobs/month
- 1 team member
- Online booking page
- Client management
- Basic invoicing
- Unlimited jobs
- Up to 10 team members
- Full CRM + analytics
- Automated invoicing & payments
- Analytics dashboard
- QuickBooks + Stripe
- Everything in Growth
- Unlimited team members
- Multi-location support
- Custom reporting
- Priority support + onboarding
- API access
All plans include a 14-day free trial. No credit card required.
Trusted by cleaning businesses everywhere
Hear from real cleaning business owners.
“Serving Edina and Minnetonka means our clients expect perfection. MaidProfit’s quality checklists and automated follow-up surveys keep our standards high across 12 team members and 175 recurring accounts.”
“Rochester’s Mayo Clinic professionals have demanding schedules and high expectations. MaidProfit’s online booking and flexible rescheduling tools are exactly what this market needs. We’re booked solid every week.”