“Haters, bullies and trolls are mean-spirited people trying to bloke block me so I can’t grow my cleaning company.”

We Ask a House Cleaner about haters and difficult people (i.e. the annoying competitor.) 

Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru gives tips on haters. Bleep and block the adversary or mean maid. You can’t grow your cleaning business if you focus on the antagonist in your way.  Speed cleaning your social media of opposers frees you from your enemies. 

Today’s sponsors are Savvy Cleaner Training for house cleaners and maids. My Cleaning Connection – a resource hub for cool cleaning stuff. And HouseCleaning360.com where you can list your cleaning business and find leads.

“What employee records do I need to keep for my house cleaning business? Besides employee records are there legal documents I will later need to grow my cleaning business? And do the employee records need to be agreements in writing or can they be verbal agreements?”
We Ask a House Cleaner about rules and regulations for employee files.
Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru talks policies and agreements to solve issues in your maid service. You don’t have to be a clean guru, but it helps to be a savvy cleaner.
Today’s sponsors are HouseCleaning360 (where you can list your cleaning business and find leads.) My Cleaning Connection – a hub for cool cleaning stuff. And Savvy Cleaner Training and house cleaner education.

“How do you price your service for house cleaning? I mean I want to build my cleaning business but don’t even know how to bid a house cleaning job. Is there a secret to price your service?”
We Ask a House Cleaner common questions and Angela Brown answers. How do you price your service and set your rates? How much should I charge for house cleaning on a walk through? How do I grow my cleaning company when I give a job estimate? Is there a bidding calculator to help me when bidding on a house? What cleaning advice or tips do you have when a customer asks “Can you clean my space on a budget?”
Today’s sponsors are Savvy Cleaner (Training for house cleaners and maids.) My Cleaning Connection (a hub of really cool cleaning stuff.) And HouseCleaning360 (where you can list your business and get leads for cleaning jobs.)

“When should I go full time in house cleaning? My coworkers say I should clean my space of the boss and office politics.”

“How do I know when to go full time? If I quit my full-time job I lose my benefits but I need a more flexible schedule.”

Can I Ask a House Cleaner how to grow my cleaning company from a part-time job to speed cleaning as a savvy cleaner?

Angela Brown says you’ll know when to go full time by the signs. There will be writing on the wall and it will be the next natural step. The maid service is yours when the time is right.

Today’s sponsors are My Cleaning Connection (a hub of cool cleaning stuff.) Savvy Cleaner (Training you’ll need as a house cleaner or maid.) And HouseCleaning360 (a place to list your maid service so customers can find you.)

“Do you have an extra charge for extra people if you come clean my space? Or is there an extra fee for pets?”
We Ask a House Cleaner if you should have an extra charge for extra people. Because if there is more work you need more money. Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru says don’t advertise an extra charge for extra people. It’s tacky.
“If I were trying to grow my cleaning business or maid service, and you can’t do speed cleaning, you’ll have to raise your rates. Prices go up when the clients cleaning expectations change.”
Today’s sponsors are My Cleaning Connection (a hub where you can find gifts for the maid in your life.) HouseCleaning360 (where you can find more leads as a house cleaner.) And Savvy Cleaner (house cleaner training.)