House Cleaner Training by Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru / Questions and answers every house cleaner and maid needs to start a cleaning business.
Whether you’re just starting out, or you’ve been cleaning for a while – you will find valuable information here.
If you don’t find what you are looking for, ask a question – we’ll find you an answer. This is house cleaner training made easy.
How do you manage time slots for cleaning accounts to maximize your schedule?
Picking a territory will reduce the time spent commuting between jobs.
You should never book cleaning appointments on the fly.
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A lot of house cleaners wonder how to charge for a hoarding job. What do you do when you get to a house and the client has tons of items strewn about and it’s in a state of chaos?
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Here are 5 lies you’ve been told about Dog poop. Many pet owners get dogs because they are cute but they don’t have poop scoop plan.
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Over-delivering on your house cleaning is a touchy subject. There are pros and cons to over-delivering on the cleaning services promised.
Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru gives us a look at the risks vs. rewards of over-delivering. Even if you’re speed cleaning, the message you send your clients is “I don’t respect your tight budget, so I’ll just pay it forward.
If the client can’t afford your maid service, you enable them when you give more house cleaning than paid for.
Today’s Ask a House Cleaner sponsors are Savvy Cleaner (Training for house cleaners and maids.) My Cleaning Connection (A resource hub for all things cleaning.) HouseCleaning360 (List your cleaning business and find some clients.) And Savvy Perks (benefits for small business owners and their employees.)
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“Who collects the money for house cleaning? Should my employees accept payment? And what if the maid or house cleaner sees how much the client is paying for house cleaning? I’m trying to grow my cleaning company but losing employees because they think they’re doing all the work. And they should be making all the money.”
Who collects the money is a great question and Angela Brown, The House Cleaning Guru tackles it today. As a cleaning business owner, you have to collect money for house cleaning service but who collects the money is up to you.
You can accept payments online and your clients can pay by credit card. And if you accept credit card payments your employees will never see the money. Bill collecting is part of every job transaction and should be seamless.
Show Sponsors:
Today’s Ask a House Cleaner sponsors are Savvy Cleaner (maid service training.) Savvy Perks (employee benefits you can offer your house cleaners.) My Cleaning Connection (a resource hub for cleaning supplies.) And HouseCleaning360 (a business network connecting homeowners with house cleaners and maids.
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