House Cleaner Goals and Objectives Examples
Clean and sanitize all surfaces thoroughly.
Dust all furniture and accessories.
Vacuum carpets and rugs.
Mop all floors.
Clean all bathrooms, including toilets, sinks, and showers.
Empty all trash bins and replace liners.
Wipe down all mirrors and glass surfaces.
Straighten up any cluttered areas.
Wash all dishes and load/unload dishwasher.
Organize and tidy up all kitchen cabinets and drawers.
Change bed linens and make beds.
Laundry sorting and folding.
Wash windows inside and out.
Sweep front porch and entryway.
Scrub kitchen sink and counter tops until spotless.
Disinfect children's toys and wipe down play areas.
Vacuum upholstery.
Dust blinds and curtains.
Clean out fridge and freezer, remove expired items.
Reset rooms after guest stays or events.
Brew coffee for the morning before leaving (if requested).
Water indoor plants.
Wipe down baseboards, doors, and door frames.
Dust ceiling fans and light fixtures.
Clean outdoor patio furniture and cushions.
Tidy up garage or storage areas.
Sweep out the garage or any other dusty areas to prevent debris from being tracked indoors.
Clean grill grates, stovetop burners, oven fronts, or range hoods.
Check stocked cleaning supplies and restock if needed.
Take care of pet-related messes such as cleaning litter boxes or picking up dog waste in yard.
Keep an inventory of cleaning products.
Use eco-friendly cleaning supplies when possible.
Create a schedule for deep cleaning specific areas on a regular basis (for example, monthly or quarterly).
Keep record of appliances that need maintenance, such as vacuum cleaners or washing machines.
Remove any unwanted items or clutter from the home, and donate them if possible.
Be aware of any special needs of the clients or read notes left by clients regarding their preferences.
Offer additional cleaning services such as organizing closets or drawers, washing walls, or cleaning carpets (upon request).
Notify clients if there are any damages or issues that need attention.
Keep a professional appearance while on the job.
Arrive at scheduled appointment time, or communicate any schedule changes.
Leave job site clean and tidy before leaving.
Maintain a positive attitude and be friendly and polite.
Attend training sessions to improve skills and learn new techniques.
Seek feedback from clients in order to improve service.
Use effective communication skills when working with clients.
Monitor and track progress over time to ensure consistent quality.
Report any accidents or injuries immediately to the client or supervisor.
Follow all safety guidelines including using gloves or goggles when necessary, and reading all labels on cleaning products.
Keep updated on industry news and trends.
Network with other house cleaners to stay informed about best practices.
Be willing to work unusual hours, such as evenings or weekends, depending on clients' needs.
Provide prompt responses to client inquiries, via phone or email.
Keep an organized schedule and maintain multiple appointments per day.
Use logical planning and time management skills to optimize efficiency.
Wear appropriate attire while working.
Maintain a clean driving record if driving is required for the job.
Develop good relationships with clients to ensure repeat business and referrals.
Manage expectations of clients in regards to timelines for projects.
Be able to effectively multitask while maintaining high quality standards of work.
Take pride in your work and strive for excellence in all tasks.
Use discretion and respect clients' privacy.
Keep workplace organized and well-stocked with supplies.
Be able to work in different environments such as homes, apartments or offices.
Be open to learning new techniques and methods.
Adapt to varying work environments depending on client needs.
Develop a system for storing and organizing cleaning equipment and products.
Stay motivated and enthusiastic about the job even when facing challenges.
Be flexible in scheduling and accommodate last-minute changes or requests.
Demonstrate good listening skills when communicating with clients.
Stay up-to-date on changes in the cleaning industry including new technologies and green cleaning practices.
Maintain accurate records of hours worked or tasks completed.
Identify and solve problems effectively without input from clients.
Maintain a friendly and professional manner at all times.
Take pride in keeping clients' homes clean and organized.
Be knowledgeable in dealing with difficult stains or residue on surfaces.
Be able to lift heavy furniture or equipment if necessary.
Maintain cleanliness of own equipment such as vacuum cleaner and mops.
Continuously improve cleaning techniques to improve efficiency and accuracy.
Keep up with changing trends in home décor and design.
Set goals for personal improvement and strive for excellence in all aspects of the job.