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Carpet Cleaning Price Book (2026)

Editable price book for room-based residential pricing, commercial square-foot pricing, upholstery, and margin checks so your team stops quoting from memory.

8 minMar 21, 2026

What you'll get from this guide

  • Flat-rate residential room pricing with premium ranges for wool and delicate fibers
  • Commercial square-foot tiers by facility type and soil load
  • Upholstery and add-on pricing so common upsells are standardized
  • ServiceHub hook for Pricing Engine rules instead of quoting from memory

Download the Carpet Cleaning Price Book

Use the PDF as your field reference, then update your actual production price book quarterly based on labor, chemical cost, average ticket, and close rate.

Disclaimer

This template is provided for general informational purposes only. Legal, tax, and regulatory requirements vary by business and jurisdiction, so you are responsible for reviewing and adapting it before use. LeadDuo makes no warranties and is not liable for outcomes resulting from use of this template.

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Why a carpet cleaner needs a real price book

Most carpet cleaners do not lose margin because they never priced the service. They lose margin because the same job gets quoted three different ways depending on who answered the phone, what the tech remembered, or how rushed the walkthrough felt.

A price book gives your team a floor, a range, and adjustment rules. That is what protects speed without turning every quote into improvised math.

Residential flat rate guide

Room typeSq Ft rangeBase pricePremium fiber
Small room / officeUp to 150$45-$65$75-$95
Standard bedroom150-250$65-$85$95-$120
Large bedroom / living room250-400$85-$110$120-$150
Open-plan / great room400-600$110-$150$150-$200
StairsPer step$4-$6$6-$9
HallwayFlat$35-$55$55-$75

These ranges align with the pricing logic already used in the carpet pricing guide and quote templates in this repo.

Commercial square-foot guide

Facility typeLight soilMedium soilHeavy soil
Office / corporate$0.18-$0.22$0.22-$0.28$0.28-$0.38
Retail / showroom$0.20-$0.25$0.25-$0.32$0.32-$0.42
Hotel rooms$0.22-$0.28$0.28-$0.35$0.35-$0.48
Apartment complex common areas$0.18-$0.24$0.24-$0.30$0.30-$0.40
Medical / care facility$0.25-$0.32$0.32-$0.42Quote only

Upholstery and add-ons

ItemBase rangePremium / specialtyNotes
Sofa (3-seat)$85-$110$120-$160Adjust for fabric sensitivity
Loveseat$65-$85$95-$125Two-seat standard
Sectional (per piece)$45-$65$65-$90Quote by section count
Pet odor / enzyme treatment$25-$50 per room$50-$75 heavy casesPrice higher when odor source is deep or repeated
Protector / Scotchgard$20-$40 per roomProtect margin on optional upsell
Heavy stain treatment$15-$30 per areaDo not guarantee full removal
Furniture moving$25-$50 per jobOnly for approved items

Margin guide

Cost componentWorking range
Labor per hour$[set your number]
Chemicals per room$5-$12
Equipment cost per job$8-$15
Target gross margin55-70%

?FAQ: carpet cleaning price books

Should I charge by room or by square foot?
Use room pricing where customers expect simple residential packages. Use square-foot pricing for commercial work and open residential layouts where room counts hide real scope.
Should upholstery live in the same price book?
Yes. Upholstery is one of the most common add-ons and should not be priced ad hoc when the tech is already on site.
How often should I update the price book?
At least quarterly, or immediately after meaningful labor, chemical, fuel, or close-rate changes.
Automate This

A PDF reference is useful. A live rate card is better.

LeadDuo ServiceHub can store your carpet pricing logic, calculate quotes automatically, and keep residential and commercial pricing consistent from first inquiry to invoice.

  • Pricing Engine for room, sq-ft, and add-on rules
  • Quotes generated from the same pricing logic the office uses
  • Recurring plan pricing for maintenance customers
  • Follow-up automation for quotes that do not close on day one

Read the full guide

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