Quick Tips On Hiring A House Cleaning Service:

A quick guide on how to hire a House Cleaning Service with a good track record and can provide quality cleaning services.

Why Hire A Cleaning Company?

There are many reasons to hire a cleaning company. Your house might be too big for you to clean on your own. Maybe you don't have the time or energy to clean your house. A cleaning company can be beneficial both for busy people and those who just want a hand in keeping their house clean.

How To Find A Cleaning Company.

When looking for a cleaning company to hire, word of mouth is best. Try asking your neighbors, family and coworkers if they have a company or person they would highly recommend. Referrals carry more weight because they come from people you personally know and trust, and thus give you an inside look at what a cleaning company has to offer.

Ask about the types of services offered.

The services offered vary by company. A basic clean usually include the kitchen, bathroom, living room and bedrooms, but some companies also include dusting, vacuuming, and mopping floors as part of their basic clean as well as window washing, inside cabinet/drawer/appliance cleaning and more. Some companies offer add-ons such as laundry services, fridge cleanings or even organizing services for an additional fee. Choose a service based on the type of clean that works best for your home and family.

Are you insured and bonded? 

Most legitimate cleaning companies will be insured and bonded. This means that if something does get broken or damaged, you will be reimbursed for it. Bonded employees also provide protection against theft. Many people won't consider hiring a cleaning company without this protection in place.

How long have you been in business?

It's hard to break into the cleaning business, so your chances of finding a quality cleaning service increase when you choose a company with years of experience under its belt. You want a company that has seen it all and knows how to handle every situation. If they've been around for a while, then they must be doing something right. Even if they're new, they should still have plenty of experience because they were once employees themselves. When hiring an independent cleaner, find out how long they've been working in the industry. If it's less than five years, then chances are their work may be more about quantity than quality.