1 Day/Week Housekeeper in Encino
Company
Rose's Agency
Location
Los Angeles, CA
Job Type
Full-time
Salary
40 an hour
Posted
14 days ago
Via
via ZipRecruiter
Job Description
We are looking for a trustworthy Housekeeper to clean a 2700 sqft house once a week in Encino. The clients would prefer someone to come either Tue, Wed, or Thu, but they can be flexible as long as it's a weekday. The household consists of two adults and one large cat. Your responsibilities include full-charge housekeeping, laundry, occasional interior window cleaning, and seasonal deep cleaning. If you are able to make dry cleaning runs, that would be a huge plus! The house has been newly remodeled and the furniture is all new. The clients would prefer someone careful and mindful over someone who rushes to clean everything in the allotted time. The ideal candidate likes cats, has experience with non-toxic cleaning products, and has experience with high-end clothing.
These are new clients, but they seem like genuinely kind people to work for!
Salary: $40/hr, cash
These are new clients, but they seem like genuinely kind people to work for!
Salary: $40/hr, cash
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