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Compare local cleaning companies serving Davenport, Bettendorf, Moline, Rock Island, East Moline and surrounding Quad Cities communities.
Cleaning in the Quad Cities is really two trades that share a word. Interior work — recurring house cleaning, deep cleans, move-outs, carpets — runs year-round and is what most people mean when they call. Exterior work is seasonal: pressure washing and window cleaning bunch into the stretch between spring thaw and first frost, so the good crews book out early. Plenty of companies do both, plenty do only one, and the name on the van rarely tells you which. The companies listed here cover interior cleaning, carpets, pressure washing, and window cleaning across all five Quad Cities.
All Cleaning Companies Serving the Quad Cities
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Window Genie of Quad Cities
Bettendorf, IA
Molly Maid of the Quad Cities
Moline, IL
Midwest ProWash
Bettendorf, IA
American Window Cleaning & Exterior Services
Davenport, IA
QC Focus Clean
Moline, IL
A to Z Window Cleaning
Davenport, IA
Blues Cleaners
Davenport, IA
Waterwerks Pressure Washing
Geneseo, IL
Extreme Gleam Window Cleaning Services
Bettendorf, IA
Scrub guys
Bettendorf, IA
McClendon's Window Cleaning Service
Rock Island, IL
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Frequently Asked Questions
What should I ask a cleaning company before booking?
Whether the price is per visit or per hour, what's included in a standard clean versus a deep clean, whether they bring their own supplies and equipment, how many people will come, and how long they expect to take. For recurring service, ask whether you get the same cleaner each visit — continuity is most of what separates a good ongoing arrangement from a frustrating one.
Are cleaning companies licensed in Iowa or Illinois?
Neither state licenses residential cleaning as a trade, so there's no license number to check the way there is for a plumber or an electrician. What you can check is insurance. Ask whether the company carries general liability coverage, and whether it's bonded — bonding is what covers theft or damage by staff working in your home unsupervised, which matters more here than in trades where you're present for the work.
What's the difference between a standard clean and a deep clean?
A standard clean is maintenance: surfaces, floors, bathrooms, kitchen. A deep clean adds what isn't done every visit — inside appliances, baseboards, window tracks, behind and under furniture. Most companies want a deep clean on the first visit before starting a recurring schedule, and it's priced accordingly, so budget for the first one being the expensive one.
Do cleaning companies handle move-in and move-out cleans?
Many do, and it's usually priced separately from regular service because the property is empty and the scope is larger. If you're cleaning to meet a lease requirement or a sale condition, say so when you book — it changes what needs to be documented, and some companies will provide a checklist you can hand to a landlord.
Is pressure washing the same trade as house cleaning?
Not always, and assuming it is will waste a phone call. Exterior work — pressure washing siding and driveways, washing windows, clearing gutters — needs different equipment and often ladders or lifts. Several companies listed here are exterior specialists who never set foot inside a house. Check what a company actually offers rather than reading it off the name.