High-End Residential Cleaner

Posted 2 days ago

tgg accountingSan Diego (CA)

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Junior

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$20-25/hour

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About the role

High-End Residential Cleaning & Maintenance Technician San Diego, CA (Oceanside, Vista, Clairemont, Central areas) Full-Time | 40+ hours/week $20-25/hour + tips About the Role We are a growing, owner-operated high-end residential cleaning and home maintenance company serving luxury homes throughout San Diego. We are looking for a reliable, detail-oriented, and physically capable individual who takes pride in their work and wants to grow with a small business.
What You'll Do:
  • Perform deep cleaning of high-end homes (4,000-10,000+ sq ft)
  • Service 2 homes per day depending on size and scope
  • Complete full-service cleaning: Floors, carpets, windows, dusting, pet hair removal Kitchens, ovens, fridges, sinks, garbage disposals Bathrooms, grout, master showers, patios
  • Use specialized equipment (steamers, vacuums, solar panel cleaners, etc.)
  • Perform ladder and rooftop work when needed
  • Assist with floor restoration and solar maintenance tasks
  • Identify and report property issues (leaks, damage, etc.) via email
  • Work directly with the owner initially, with opportunity for independent work over time Requirements
  • Valid driver's license and reliable transportation
  • Strong work ethic and willingness to do physical labor daily
  • High attention to detail
  • Professional appearance (clean-cut, presentable)
  • Comfortable using chemicals, tools, ladders, and rooftops
  • Strong communication skills
  • Must pass background check and drug screening (including marijuana)
Preferred:
  • Cleaning, maintenance, or trade experience
  • Experience working in high-end/luxury homes

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