House Cleaner - Full-Time Daytime (Private Homes)

House Cleaner - Full-Time Daytime (Private Homes)


Company
Clean Freaks Cleaning Service
Location
Chicago, IL
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
21 an hour
Posted
10 days ago
Via
via ZipRecruiter

Job Description
Full-Time House Cleaners – Daytime Work ($21/hr + Tips + Gas Stipend) | Chicago

Do you take pride in doing things thoroughly?
Do you enjoy leaving a home noticeably better than you found it?

Clean Freaks Cleaning Service is hiring dependable, detail-oriented professionals to clean private homes in Downtown and the North Side of Chicago.

No commercial work. No night shifts. Just structured daytime hours in residential homes.

Pay & Benefits:
β€’ $21/hr (full-time, daytime only)
β€’ Gas stipend
β€’ Paid time off
β€’ Paid training
β€’ All cleaning supplies provided
β€’ Keep 100% of your tips

Requirements:
β€’ Professional residential cleaning experience (company or maid service strongly preferred)
β€’ Reliable vehicle + valid driver’s license
β€’ Dependable, punctual, and detail-oriented

This is not a fit if:
β€’ You do not have reliable transportation
β€’ You struggle with punctuality
β€’ You are looking for occasional or part-time work

We are hiring for a limited number of full-time positions and will be contacting candidates whose experience aligns with our requirements. Please ensure your application and questionnaire are fully completed.

Company DescriptionClean Freaks Cleaning Service provides high-quality, eco-friendly residential cleaning in private homes throughout Downtown and the North Side of Chicago. We focus on consistency, attention to detail, and reliable service.

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