Freelance House Cleaner

An individual who is professionally saddled with the responsibility of providing and maintaining the highest or an optimized standard of comfort, cleanliness, and hygiene for customers or clients within or around their residential or commercial facilities.

• He/she is responsible for carrying out important tasks, such as dusting, vacuuming carpets and floors, washing dishes, making beds, doing laundry, cleaning bathrooms, mopping or scrubbing kitchen and bathroom floors, sweeping, and several other cleaning and maintenance activities.

• •Cleaning and maintaining a tidy house with the use of various chemicals, disinfectants, and machines

• •Cleaning dishes and carefully arranging them in their appropriate position

• •Replacing burned-out light bulbs

• •Cleaning driveways and walkways

• •Disinfecting various equipment and supplies

• •Turning mattresses, plumping pillows, and changing cushions

• •Replenishing amenities that are needed in rooms as required

• •Making sure that public areas of a room are cleaned to the highest standard in compliance with operational policies and standards

• •Reporting any maintenance issues or defective equipment

• •Autonomy: You have the freedom to choose your own clients, projects, and rates. You can take on work that aligns with your skills and interests and has more control over the direction of your career.

• •Variety: You have the opportunity to work on a diverse range of projects and collaborate with clients from different industries and backgrounds. This variety keeps the work interesting and challenging.

• •Higher Earning Potential: You will have the ability to earn more than traditional employees due to your specialized skills and ability to work with multiple clients simultaneously.

• •Skill Development: You will be required to take on new projects and tasks that challenge you to develop new skills and knowledge. This continuous learning helps you stay competitive in their field and keep up with emerging trends and technologies.

• •Tax Benefits: You may be able to deduct certain business expenses from your taxes, such as home office expenses, travel expenses, and equipment costs.