Professional House Cleaner - Philadelphia, PA at Flamingo

Professional House Cleaner - Philadelphia, PA at Flamingo


Company
Flamingo
Location
Philadelphia, PA
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
2 days ago
Via
Lensa

Job Description
Our Story: Flamingo is an all-in-one resident engagement mobile app. We provide premium services to luxury residential apartment buildings including resident events, fitness classes, and concierge services, including house cleaning!

We are looking for experienced house cleaners who want to offer their exceptional services to our customers!

Qualifications:
• Be a professional house cleaner
• Experience cleaning residential homes and / or commercial offices
• 1-2 years of experience preferred
Expectations:
• Flexible availability during the week and/or weekends
• Be the face of Flamingo and deliver the best EXPERIENCE by being professional
• You bring all cleaning equipment and supplies to each appointment, including but not limited to: Vacuum, mop, towels, cleaning sprays, dusters, etc.
• Arrive on time to each appointment
• Take before and after photos of your work
• Provide feedback to provide a better experience
• Must have access to email and phone communication
• Must be able to complete the check-in within our mobile app after each appointment

How to Apply: Send a brief cover letter along with your resume and certifications

Job Type: Freelance

Pay Rate: Negotiable

Click here to learn more about becoming a Flamingo Pro!
• *Please Note: Positions may not be available immediately, but we will reach out to qualified applicants based upon demand. We appreciate your patience!**

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