Affordable and Reliable Maid Service

If you've ever looked around your house in a moment of high stress and wondered if you should hire a housekeeper to help, the answer is probably yes. These days, many households have two parents who are both working outside the home. Working full-time jobs and taking care of the cooking and cleaning while also keeping up with your children's busy schedules can be overwhelming to say the least. If you have the means to pay for an extra set of hands to help reduce your weekly stress, hiring a housekeeper may be the perfect solution to your problems. But before you start looking, you'll need to know exactly what types of duties a housekeeper generally performs. Read below to get the lowdown on the most common responsibilities for housekeepers and how to hire the right person for your home. General duties you can expect your housekeeper to perform The complete list of what a housekeeper would be responsible for doing in your home really varies depending on your needs. Ask yourself if there are specific needs that do not fall on the list below (such as caring for pets) and, if so, make sure to include those in your job listing. Here are the general duties of a housekeeper: * Light cleaning in the living areas. This includes dusting, vacuuming floors and or furniture, sweeping and mopping the floors in all rooms. * Cleaning the bathrooms, including counter, sinks, mirrors, toilets, showers and or baths, dusting or washing baseboards window ledges light fixtures, hand wash floors * Dining room wash all chairs, table legs, table top, change cloth if requested. Vacuum and wash floors * Cleaning the kitchen, including wiping down appliances, counters, back splash, windows, stove fan, sinks and cabinet doors. * Washing and drying dishes and putting them away. * Fridge and stove should be pulled out twice a year if possible. * Changing bed linens and making the beds. * Washing, folding and ironing clothes. (If requested) * Cleaning interior windows. And frames * Removing garbage and recycling. Cleaning and disinfecting bins in all rooms. * Restocking personal items such as toilet paper, tissues, paper towel, ect. * General tidying up of the rooms. This includes putting away toys, decluttering and light organizing.