Profitable House Cleaner
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Profitable Cleaning Business
Imagine Being Your Own Boss and Earning $50+ an Hour
What if you could work the days and hours YOU choose, while charging $40, $50, or even $75+ per hour?
Having the freedom to be there for your kids, or simply enjoying more personal time,
all while keeping cash in your pocket.
Now Is the Perfect Time to Start Your Own House Cleaning Business!
The cleaning industry is booming!
According to the U.S. Department of Labor,
it’s a $45 billion a year industry, with incredible earning potential.
As more families juggle work and life, they simply don’t have the time or energy to clean their homes
And that’s where you come in!
How Much Can You Really Make Cleaning Houses?
The best part? It’s up to YOU!
With the right setup, your business generates recurring revenue.
Clients will continue to book your services regularly, whether it’s weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.
This creates a foundation of stable, ongoing income you can count on.
Whether you want to make $500, $1,500, or even $2,500 a week—it’s absolutely possible!
You control your business growth!
Most business opportunities require large investments that can push you into debt.
But with a cleaning business, you can start with minimal costs,
making it an ideal venture for anyone looking for an affordable way to begin their own business.
This business is perfect for those who are ready to take charge of their future. Say goodbye to working for someone else and struggling with a small paycheck.
Starting your own cleaning business unlocks endless possibilities you may have only imagined.
✅The freedom to be your own boss and make the rules
✅The flexibility to take time off whenever you choose
✅The financial security to save for retirement, support your children’s future, and enjoy vacations
Owning a successful house cleaning business can turn these dreams into reality.
Already have a cleaning business?
Learn the proven step-by-step method that helped me
go from $0 to consistent $5k months
as a Part-Time Solo Cleaner
Hi there! I'm Trisha Carinne
I've spent the last 30 years running a successful cleaning business.
Now, I'm dedicated to sharing everything I've learned with you so that you can start and grow your own profitable cleaning business.
My passion is helping people like you create a business that not only provides financial stability but also allows you to fill your schedule with high-paying, loyal clients you'll love working with.
I’ve walked this path myself, and I’m here to guide you every step of the way so you can achieve the same success. Let's make it happen together!
Ready to start your house cleaning business?
The How To Start A House Cleaning Business Start-Up Guide is just what you need.
Getting your pricing right is one of the most critical aspects of running a successful cleaning business.
The prices you set not only affect your immediate income but also play a significant role in the overall sustainability and growth of your business.
Underpricing can lead to burnout as you find yourself working harder for less, while overpricing without delivering value can push potential clients away.
The right pricing helps you attract the right clients—those who appreciate the value of your service and are willing to pay for it.
Learn how to Price Cleaning Jobs For Profit in The Quick Guide Pricing Cleaning Jobs
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Why Walkthroughs are Essential for Your Cleaning Business Success
Many new cleaning business owners skip walkthroughs, thinking they're a waste of time, especially when clients can send photos of their home’s condition. However relying solely on photos can lead to miscommunication, lost time, and disappointed clients. After 30+ years in the cleaning industry, I’ve learned that walkthroughs are one of the most powerful ways to build client trust, avoid surprises, and set your business up for success. Here’s why an in-home walkthrough should always be a priority when onboarding a new client.
1. Build Trust and Rapport
Face-to-face interaction is invaluable. When you meet clients in their own space, you can build a deeper connection that can’t happen over the phone or through text. Walkthroughs allow you to introduce yourself, establish a sense of trust, and start building a relationship based on transparency and professionalism. You’re also able to meet other family members (including pets!) and set the tone for a positive, long-term relationship. Clients will feel more comfortable knowing who’s coming into their home, and that initial rapport can lead to loyal clients who refer you to others.
2. Truly Understand the Condition of the Home
Photos can’t capture everything—especially when it comes to size, layout, and overall condition. During a walkthrough, you’ll get a real sense of the home’s needs. You can see first-hand whether there are tricky spaces, areas requiring extra care, or unexpected details that could affect the time and effort needed. With this understanding, you’re better equipped to give an accurate quote that reflects the actual condition of the home, avoiding potential disputes over price and ensuring your estimate covers all the necessary work.
Skipping the walkthrough may lead to uncomfortable situations where you arrive expecting a simple job, only to find that the home is much larger or messier than anticipated. This can put you in a tough position if the client objects to a price adjustment, leaving both parties frustrated. A clear and thorough in-person assessment helps ensure everyone’s on the same page.
3. Spot Potential Issues Before They Become Problems
During an in-home walkthrough, you have the chance to spot existing damage or areas with challenging buildup that may be hard to address, like years of soap scum on an old shower door or a scratch on a dining room table. Noting these issues up front, you can discuss them with the client, setting clear expectations for what results to expect and protecting yourself from liability. If you point out that a particular stain may not come out completely, clients appreciate the honesty and transparency, which reinforces your professionalism.
Pointing out potential problem areas also helps set realistic expectations, as clients understand that your cleaning will improve, but not necessarily perfect, every spot. This attention to detail gives clients confidence in your expertise and can make a significant difference in the client’s perception of your service.
4. Avoid Scheduling Conflicts and Unexpected Challenges
One of the biggest issues with skipping walkthroughs is the possibility of underestimating the time and resources a job will require. Let’s say you’ve based your estimate on a few photos, but when you arrive, the home turns out to be much larger, or certain areas are much more challenging than the photos showed. Adjusting your quote on the spot can lead to unhappy clients, and if you have another job scheduled after, you might find yourself in a bind.
By seeing the space in advance, you can accurately allocate the time and resources you’ll need. This ensures you’re able to honor your schedule and meet each client’s expectations, which is essential for creating a professional, reliable image for your business.
Walkthroughs as an Investment in Quality Clients
An in-home walkthrough isn’t just a step in the client onboarding process—it’s an investment in choosing the right clients. It allows you to evaluate not only the home but also the client’s attitude and expectations. Are they reasonable and communicative, or are they pushing boundaries and demanding discounts? This initial interaction can reveal whether the client will be a good fit for your business, saving you from future headaches with challenging clients who may not value your work.
A Simple Step to Elevate Your Cleaning Business
While it may seem easier to rely on photos or skip the walkthrough, doing so often leads to misunderstandings, scheduling issues, and dissatisfied clients. The in-person connection, transparency, and understanding you build during a walkthrough show that you’re serious about delivering high-quality, professional service. Clients who trust and respect you are more likely to stick around, refer others, and appreciate your work—all of which is key to growing a successful cleaning business.
In my experience, walkthroughs are more than worth the time investment. They lay the foundation for positive client relationships, accurate quotes, and smooth, successful operations that ultimately lead to a more profitable, respected, and sustainable business.
A successful walkthrough starts with having all your business forms organized and ready. In How To Start a House Cleaning Business Start-Up Guide, I’ve included the exact forms I relied on during my 30+ years in the cleaning industry. Discover how they can streamline your business.
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For over 30 years, Trisha built and ran her own successful cleaning business, handpicking her schedule and consistently earning $5,000+ a month—all while working part-time as a solo cleaner. Now, she’s here to help you do the same! Whether you’re just starting solo or already have a small team, Trisha’s vast experience can help you grow your business and boost profits without adding more hours. She'll teach you how to avoid common mistakes new cleaning business owners make and run your business profitably from day one. With over three decades of experience, learning from Trisha is the fastest, most reliable way to launch or scale your thriving cleaning business!
