What a house cleaning terms and conditions is for
A cleaning business lives on recurring customers, and recurring customers need clear terms: what a standard clean covers, what happens if no one is home to let you in, how breakage is handled, and how to ask for a re-clean. Simple written terms keep the relationship easy and protect your schedule from late cancellations.
What to put in a house cleaning terms and conditions
- What a standard, deep and move-out clean includes.
- Access, keys, alarm codes and pets.
- Breakage and valuables.
- Cancellations, late notice and lockouts.
- Re-clean requests within a set time.
- Payment and price changes.
Terms cleaning customers ask about
- What is not included in a standard clean?
- What if you cannot get in?
- What if something gets broken?
- Can I skip a week?
- What if I am not happy with a clean?
How to fill it in
- Edit each term to match how you run your business.
- Fill in the blanks: amounts, days and your state.
- Download Word to print on the back of estimates, or paste into your estimate software.
Not legal advice
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- House cleaning cost calculator
- Cleaning business name generator
- Carpet cleaning cost calculator
- Labor rate calculator
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