PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE AD- We will ONLY review candidates who have responded to ALL of the questions BELOW. If you're seeing this ad the job is still available.
RESIDENTIAL CLEANER
Location: Miami, FL
Little Havana area
No English is OK
Schedule: 6 days per week
Pay: $750 per week
Job Description:
We are seeking a RELIABLE and detail-oriented cleaner to join our team. This role involves cleaning 1 single-family homes per day, ensuring each property is spotless and ready for guests. Each cleaning takes approximately 3-6 hours.
Responsibilities:
Clean and sanitize bathrooms, kitchens, bedrooms, and common areas
Change linens, make beds, and restock supplies as needed
Sweep, mop, vacuum, and dust throughout the home
Perform deep cleaning tasks when required
Report any maintenance issues or damages
Requirements:
Must have a reliable vehicle and valid driver’s license
Previous cleaning experience preferred
Strong attention to detail and time management skills
Ability to work independently and efficiently
Must live within 15 minutes of the Little Havana area
Benefits:
Consistent weekly pay of $750
Stable, long-term opportunity with room for growth
Supportive team environment
TO APPLY PLEASE RESPOND WITH THE FOLLOWING:
YOU WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED IF THE QUESTIONS BELOW ARE NOT ANSWERED.
Please reply to this email with answers:
Full name
Best phone number
Neighborhood you live in?
Do you have a reliable car? (Yes/No)
Days/times you’re available
Short-term rental turnover experience (Y/N) — if yes, how long?
Can you use a smartphone app for checklists & photos? (Y/N)
Are you comfortable washing/drying linens on site when needed? (Y/N)
Two work references (name + phone)
Earliest start date
Nice to have (optional):
Photos of a recent clean (before/after)
Mini-Assessment
Best workflow for a 3/2 turnover (11am out → 4pm in)
Which option shows the correct order of operations?
A) Mop all floors → bathrooms → bedrooms → kitchen → laundry last
B) Start laundry (strip beds/collect towels) → take out trash → pre-treat tough areas (toilets, shower, oven) → dust & wipe top-to-bottom, clean-to-dirty → kitchen & bedrooms → bathrooms last → vacuum then mop back-to-front → final reset + photos
C) Wipe counters first → vacuum → make beds → pre-treat bathrooms → mop → laundry
D) Start anywhere; order doesn’t matter if it looks clean
Next steps: We’ll review responses and invite selected candidates to an in-person meeting followed by a paid trial clean at one of our properties.
Thanks again,
Joe