A residential cleaning invoice is a billing instrument used by a cleaning service company to issue a payment request to a customer for delivered cleaning services to a home, condo, or an apartment. Any type of cleaning servicing a residential property may use this invoice to collect payment. A residential cleaning invoice should include the type of cleaning performed (a package deal or cleaning type), cost of service, if cleaning supplies were included, and the total amount due. A cleaning company typically obtains a customer’s payment information prior to the cleaning and is charged after their appointment.
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Any type of property where people live is a place that can be subject to residential cleaning. Generally, the larger the property is, the more expensive cleaning services will cost. The cost is based on primarily 3 factors:
It’s standard for cleaning companies to add on extra costs if a customer wants their laundry and dishes cleaned. Cleaning companies should disclose if supplies and cleaning tools are included with the price. Some cleaning companies will provide the cleaning supplies but require the customer to possess a vacuum cleaner or Swiffer (mop, broom). Maids that provide on-site cleaning must be bonded and insured in the event of an injury or emergency at a customer’s residential property.
If living in an apartment or condo, ask your landlord for a cleaning service referral. Chances are they know a cleaner or a company that can service your residential property. To search your local area, type for following into Google or Google Maps for listings of cleaning services near you:
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