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
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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:
• $21/hr (full-time, daytime only)
• Gas stipend
• Paid time off
• Paid training
• All cleaning supplies provided
• Keep 100% of your tips
Requirements:
• Professional residential cleaning experience (company or maid service strongly preferred)
• Reliable vehicle + valid driver’s license
• Dependable, punctual, and detail-oriented
This is not a fit if:
• You do not have reliable transportation
• You struggle with punctuality
• 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.
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:
• $21/hr (full-time, daytime only)
• Gas stipend
• Paid time off
• Paid training
• All cleaning supplies provided
• Keep 100% of your tips
Requirements:
• Professional residential cleaning experience (company or maid service strongly preferred)
• Reliable vehicle + valid driver’s license
• Dependable, punctual, and detail-oriented
This is not a fit if:
• You do not have reliable transportation
• You struggle with punctuality
• 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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