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Cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah: 1,055 locations, +1.2% jobs

Official counts for cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah, 2026 Q1: how many there are, whether they are adding jobs, what they pay, and how Utah compares with the other states. From the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the Census Bureau, refreshed each quarter.

1,055
cleaning and janitorial companies with employees
+1.2%
jobs, year over year
$569
average weekly wage
30.1
per 100,000 residents · US 24.5
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Utah against the country · 2026 Q1

UtahUnited States
Cleaning and janitorial companies with employees1,05583,480
Per 100,000 residents30.124.5
Jobs9,9931,060,484
Jobs, year over year+1.2%-0.1%
Locations, year over year+1.9%+1.3%
Average weekly wage$569$664
Rank among states, density16 of 50
Rank among states, job growth15 of 50

What the numbers say

Utah has 1,055 cleaning and janitorial companies with payroll, employing 9,993 people. At 30.1 per 100,000 residents the market is close to the national average, number 16 among the 50 states with published data. Jobs grew +1.2% over the year, ahead of the national -0.1%.

Average pay at cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah is $569 a week, 14% below the national figure of $664. Budget labor from this number, not from a national guide.

Over five years, from 2021 to 2025, the number of cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah moved +24.1%, from 851 to 1,056.

Cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah, annual average

  • 2021851
  • 2022928
  • 2023965
  • 20241,035
  • 20251,056

Jobs at cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah

  • 20218,741
  • 20228,913
  • 20239,309
  • 20249,600
  • 202510,111

What counts as "cleaning and janitorial companies" here

Janitorial services: cleaning of homes and commercial buildings, including maid services, office cleaning and post-construction cleanup. Carpet cleaning is counted separately. The code is NAICS 561720. BLS counts establishments that report payroll, so a one-person business with no employees is not in these figures; in trades with many solo operators the true number of businesses is higher.

Before you open one in Utah

A statewide figure tells you which way the wind blows. It does not tell you whether the corner you are looking at has the households, the income and the gap in competition to support one more. A counts the cleaning and janitorial companies within reach of one address in Utah, reads the county trend from the same BLS table, and scores the plan. The saturation check does a city-level version for free.

Questions people ask

How many cleaning and janitorial companies are there in Utah?

BLS counted 1,055 cleaning and janitorial companies with employees in Utah in 2026 Q1, employing 9,993 people. Owner-only businesses with no payroll are not in that count. That is 30.1 per 100,000 residents, against 24.5 nationally.

Are cleaning and janitorial companies growing in Utah?

Yes. Jobs at cleaning and janitorial companies in Utah changed +1.2% over the year to 2026 Q1, and the number of locations changed +1.9%. That ranks Utah 15 of 50 states for job growth in this business type. Over five years the location count moved +24.1%.

Is Utah a crowded market for cleaning and janitorial companies?

Utah has 30.1 cleaning and janitorial companies per 100,000 residents, close to the national average, ranking 16 of 50 states. Density is a statewide average; a Neur report counts the competitors around one address.

Cleaning and janitorial companies in every state

Densest first. The number is cleaning and janitorial companies per 100,000 residents in 2026 Q1.

Other business types in Utah

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, private sector, NAICS 561720, 2026 Q1 (quarterly) and annual averages (five-year series); U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 1-year population estimates. This page is generated from those feeds and rewritten when a new quarter publishes. All 14 business types in Utah · Growth ranking for Utah · Cleaning and janitorial companies by state