Company
confidential
Location
Edmonton, AB
Job type
Part-time
Posted
8 hours ago
Via
via Jooble
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Job description
Looking for a reliable housekeeper to help keep our Edmonton home running smoothly. We have a bi-weekly cleaning service that handles deep cleaning, so this role focuses on daily upkeep, scheduled rotational cleaning, and the detail work the bi-weekly team doesn't cover.
Daily responsibilities:
Making beds and tidying bedrooms
Kitchen reset — counters, appliances, sink, dishes
Bathroom wipe-downs — sinks, counters, mirrors, toilets
General tidying and putting things away throughout the home
Laundry — washing, folding, and putting away
On a rotating schedule:
Full bathroom cleans (showers, tubs, floors)
Bedroom cleans (vacuuming, dusting, linen changes)
Kitchen deep cleans
Detail work: baseboards, walls, light fixtures, vents, door frames, inside cabinets
Fridge and freezer deep cleans
Pantry organization and restocking
Cooking & meal prep:
Simple, healthy meals
Weekly meal prep
About the role:
Location: Edmonton, AB
Frequency: Daily
Hours per visit: ~1.5 hours
What we're looking for:
Experience in private home housekeeping
Trustworthy, detail-oriented, and self-directed. Someone who notices what needs doing without being asked
Comfortable cooking simple, healthy meals
(Part-Time, Live-Out)
Workplace:House & Apartment Cleaning
Cleaning is required on day
Daily responsibilities:
Making beds and tidying bedrooms
Kitchen reset — counters, appliances, sink, dishes
Bathroom wipe-downs — sinks, counters, mirrors, toilets
General tidying and putting things away throughout the home
Laundry — washing, folding, and putting away
On a rotating schedule:
Full bathroom cleans (showers, tubs, floors)
Bedroom cleans (vacuuming, dusting, linen changes)
Kitchen deep cleans
Detail work: baseboards, walls, light fixtures, vents, door frames, inside cabinets
Fridge and freezer deep cleans
Pantry organization and restocking
Cooking & meal prep:
Simple, healthy meals
Weekly meal prep
About the role:
Location: Edmonton, AB
Frequency: Daily
Hours per visit: ~1.5 hours
What we're looking for:
Experience in private home housekeeping
Trustworthy, detail-oriented, and self-directed. Someone who notices what needs doing without being asked
Comfortable cooking simple, healthy meals
(Part-Time, Live-Out)
Workplace:House & Apartment Cleaning
Cleaning is required on day
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