Professional home cleaners for you

Please tell that you want to know the best way to cook a meal, you're best bet is to ask a chef. If you're looking for a quality house cleaner, it would make sense to ask someone who does it for a living. We asked professionals for their tips on how they would go about finding a house cleaning service for their own home. Here are their pieces of advice: • Get a recommendation. Now this would seem obvious, but it must be important if that's what the pros are suggesting. One important tip about this is to make sure that the recommendations you get are coming from people or friends that have actually used it. Sometimes, we get a second hand recommendation, meaning that a person gives the name of an individual that has used it. If this is the case, then you should talk to the actual person who has the cleaning done. You must double check their value of service before calling them. • Meet with at least three cleaning firms. It is interesting to know that house cleaners, in most cases, are hired to render their services the first time they meet a prospective client. This gives an indication that fellow professionals do not like the fact that they would just try a service for mere convenience. If their company performs lower than others, then they do not mind trying the business that provides better service. Just like any service, you want to find the best resource for your situation. Be honest if the service or person isn't right for your preference. • Get four references. Professional home cleaners say this is the most important step. They have even provided guidelines in asking the best questions that refer to your needs and their capabilities. 1. Is the service punctual? Do they show up on the specific day and time? 2. Do they do a thorough job? 3. Do they need to be constantly reminded of certain tasks? 4. Have you had any problems with broken or missing items? 5. What is the main reason you recommend this service? 6. What would be the one thing that you would change about the way the service cleans? 1. These questions are phrased to elicit a response with some detail behind them. Be sure to ask additional or supplementary questions if you're just getting yes or no answers. The reference doesn't need to gush, but if they seem reticent about answering, it might indicate that they are not entirely happy. • 4. Try the service out before you commit. Of course, trying out a firm is no guarantee of lasting quality, but the firm should be putting their best foot forward. If in these initial cleanings you find issues or spotty work, start looking for another firm. • 5. Ask what cleaning supplies and techniques they use on different surfaces. This is a good indicator of how knowledgeable they are about cleaning. It is also important to let the service know if you have specific preferences. Some people swear that a drop of white vinegar is the best for glass cook tops, while others favour specifically designed pastes. If you have certain needs, be definite in informing it.