Q: How much do cleaners earn an hour?

Cleaners earn $15 to $17 an hour. This amount is an average salary of approximately $30,000 in a year. Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications, skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Q: How much does a cleaner get paid a year?

A cleaner gets paid $30,000 in a year typically. This amount is an hourly rate of approximately $15 to $17 an hour. Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications and skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Q: How much should I get paid for cleaning?

You should get paid about $30,000 a year for cleaning. This amount is an hourly rate of about $15 to $17 an hour. Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications, skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Question 1

How much does a Cleaner make?

Accepted Answer

The average cleaner salary in the United States is $28,075. Cleaner salaries typically range between $21,000 and $36,000 yearly. The average hourly rate for cleaners is $13.5 per hour.

Cleaner salary is impacted by location, education, and experience. Cleaners earn the highest average salary in Washington.

Question 2

What state pays Cleaners the most?

Accepted Answer

Washington pays Cleaners the most in the United States, with an average salary of $37,175 per year, or $17.87 per hour.

Question 3

How do I know if I'm being paid fairly as a Cleaner?

Accepted Answer

You know if you are being paid fairly as a Cleaner if your pay is close to the average pay for the state you live in. For example, if you live in California you should be paid close to $34,383 per year.

Question 4

What is a good starting salary for a Cleaner?

Accepted Answer

A good starting salary for a cleaner is $21,000 in the United States. That puts you in the 10th percentile of annual income for a cleaner in the U.S., which is about what you would expect if you were new to the field. The average salary for cleaners is $26,466, but that normally requires some level of experience to achieve. Furthermore, a good starting salary for a cleaner can vary by state.

Question 5

How much do NBA floor cleaners make?

Accepted Answer

NBA floor cleaners make an average annual salary of $32,635 per year. Their hourly wages range between $9 to $13 per hour. However, some can be paid higher wages.

Each NBA has a different salary scale for employees of that team; this includes floor cleaners. Meaning that some can earn monthly wages in the $6,700 to $8,300 range.

Question 6

How much do cleaners earn an hour?

Accepted Answer

Cleaners earn $15 to $17 an hour. This amount is an average salary of approximately $30,000 in a year.

Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications, skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Question 7

How much does a cleaner get paid a year?

Accepted Answer

A cleaner gets paid $30,000 in a year typically. This amount is an hourly rate of approximately $15 to $17 an hour.

Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications and skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Question 8

How much should I get paid for cleaning?

Accepted Answer

You should get paid about $30,000 a year for cleaning. This amount is an hourly rate of about $15 to $17 an hour.

Salaries for cleaners are often determined by the candidate's experience, relevant certifications, skill set, the position's specific job responsibilities, and whether they are independent cleaners or hired by a company.

Experience Level	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
Entry-level cleaner	$22,000	$10.59
Mid-level cleaner	$28,800	$13.82
Senior-level cleaner	$36,300	$17.45

Rank	State	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Alaska	$34,344	$16.51
2	Washington	$37,175	$17.87
3	Maine	$31,568	$15.18
4	Vermont	$33,321	$16.02
5	Rhode Island	$32,312	$15.53
6	Minnesota	$32,253	$15.51
7	Oregon	$33,676	$16.19
8	Wisconsin	$28,015	$13.47
9	Hawaii	$33,725	$16.21
10	Massachusetts	$34,154	$16.42
11	Illinois	$29,778	$14.32
12	Arizona	$28,739	$13.82
13	Montana	$27,782	$13.36
14	Connecticut	$32,981	$15.86
15	California	$34,383	$16.53
16	Nevada	$29,806	$14.33
17	Iowa	$27,174	$13.06
18	Pennsylvania	$27,571	$13.26
19	Michigan	$26,513	$12.75
20	Indiana	$25,870	$12.44
21	New Jersey	$30,900	$14.86
22	New Hampshire	$28,464	$13.68
23	New York	$31,848	$15.31
24	North Dakota	$29,656	$14.26
25	Colorado	$29,364	$14.12
26	Idaho	$25,983	$12.49
27	Ohio	$25,466	$12.24
28	Kansas	$26,285	$12.64
29	Nebraska	$27,129	$13.04
30	Wyoming	$24,543	$11.80
31	Kentucky	$24,115	$11.59
32	District of Columbia	$31,287	$15.04
33	Utah	$26,481	$12.73
34	Missouri	$25,680	$12.35
35	South Dakota	$26,431	$12.71
36	West Virginia	$23,642	$11.37
37	Tennessee	$23,484	$11.29
38	Florida	$23,234	$11.17
39	Delaware	$26,603	$12.79
40	Texas	$24,026	$11.55
41	Maryland	$26,263	$12.63
42	Georgia	$24,022	$11.55
43	Mississippi	$21,718	$10.44
44	Oklahoma	$24,336	$11.70
45	Arkansas	$23,290	$11.20
46	Virginia	$24,149	$11.61
47	New Mexico	$24,263	$11.66
48	Louisiana	$21,758	$10.46
49	North Carolina	$21,488	$10.33
50	Alabama	$21,939	$10.55
51	South Carolina	$20,403	$9.81

Rank	City	Avg. Salary	Hourly Rate
1	Seattle, WA	$37,435	$18.00
2	Richmond, CA	$35,737	$17.18
3	Boston, MA	$34,175	$16.43
4	Portland, OR	$33,590	$16.15
5	Saint Paul, MN	$32,214	$15.49
6	New York, NY	$31,736	$15.26
7	Portland, ME	$31,556	$15.17
8	Washington, DC	$31,326	$15.06
9	Chicago, IL	$29,855	$14.35
10	Las Vegas, NV	$29,602	$14.23
11	Denver, CO	$29,377	$14.12
12	Phoenix, AZ	$28,778	$13.84
13	Milwaukee, WI	$27,944	$13.43
14	Allentown, PA	$27,919	$13.42
15	Omaha, NE	$27,127	$13.04
16	Des Moines, IA	$27,065	$13.01
17	Washington, UT	$26,889	$12.93
18	Grand Rapids, MI	$26,525	$12.75
19	Baltimore, MD	$26,335	$12.66
20	Kansas City, KS	$26,332	$12.66

Percentile	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate
90th Percentile	$36,000	$3,000	$17
75th Percentile	$32,000	$2,667	$15
Average	$28,075	$2,340	$14
25th Percentile	$24,000	$2,000	$12
10th Percentile	$21,000	$1,750	$10

Job Title	Annual Salary	Monthly Salary	Hourly Rate	Job Openings
Maid	$26,400	$2,200	$12.69	20,631
Custodian/Substitute Custodian	$30,974	$2,581	$14.89	33,171
Janitorial Maintenance Worker	$24,698	$2,058	$11.87	103,876
Porter	$29,861	$2,488	$14.36	87,777
Housekeeper	$29,306	$2,442	$14.09	111,501
Floor Technician	$29,785	$2,482	$14.32	31,859

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