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REGULAR HOME CLEANING JOB SCOPE ​

BEDROOM AND LIVING ROOM 

  • Vacuuming/Sweeping And Mopping Of Floors

  • Cleaning And Polishing Of All Mirrors

  • Making Bed And/Or Changing Of Bed Sheets

  • Dusting And Wiping Of Furniture (Sofas, Tables, etc.)

  • Dusting And Wiping All Accessible Surface That Is Within Reachable Height

 

 

 

Bathroom Toilet

BATHROOM 

  • Cleaning And Disinfecting Of Bathtub, Basin And Toilet Bowl

  • Washing Of Toilet Floor And Walls

  • Cleaning And Polishing Of All Mirrors

  • Cleaning Of Shower Glass

 

White Kitchen

KITCHEN

  • Vacuuming And Mopping Of Floors

  • Wiping Of Electrical Appliances (e.g. Refrigerator)

  • Wipe All Cabinets

  • Washing And Disinfecting Of The Basin 

 

Folding Shirts

OTHERS 

  • Empty Trash

  • Ironing Clothes

  • Any Other Request As Agreed Upon With The Cleaner

 

REGULAR OFFICE CLEANING JOB SCOPE

Office with a View

OFFICE

  • Emptying All The Office Wastepaper Basket

  • Vacuuming/Sweeping/Mopping The Office 

  • Clearing And Cleaning The Pantry Area.

  • Cleaning The Grilles, Curtains, Windows, And Blinds

  • Cleaning The Toilet

  • General Cleaning Of All The Rooms (i.e. dust and wipe desks, chairs, cabinets exterior,  telephones, computers, office appliances, etc)

  • Cleaning the glass panels and door

  

 

 

AD HOC / DEEP / MOVE IN / MOVE OUT CLEANING JOB SCOPE

Cleaning the Hallways

  • It is a more intensive and comprehensive cleaning process that goes beyond the surface-level tasks of regular cleaning. It targets areas and items that are often overlooked during regular cleaning and aims to remove deeply embedded dirt, grime, and allergens. 
     

  • ​Key points:

    -Frequency: It is done less frequently, typically once every few months or once a year.

    -Tasks: It involves more time-consuming and detailed tasks, including cleaning behind and under furniture,  cleaning blinds, scrubbing grout, and more.
     

  • Scope: Cleaning addresses areas that may not be part of regular cleaning routines, such as baseboards, light fixtures, and appliances.
     

  • Purpose: Aims to restore the cleanliness and freshness of a space by tackling hidden and neglected areas.
     

  • ​In summary, regular cleaning focuses on maintaining cleanliness and tidiness through routine tasks, while this is a more comprehensive and infrequent cleaning process that targets hidden and hard-to-reach areas to achieve a higher level of cleanliness. Both types of cleaning are important for maintaining a healthy and pleasant living environment, and they complement each other to ensure that your space remains clean and inviting.
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