Residential Cleaning Contractor (DFW) – Weekly Pay + Flexible Schedule

Residential Cleaning Contractor (DFW) – Weekly Pay + Flexible Schedule


Company
RESET Cleaning Services LLC
Location
Dallas, TX
Job Type
Contractor
Salary
25–35 an hour
Via
Indeed

Job Description
RESET Cleaning is hiring reliable, detail-oriented cleaners for consistent residential jobs across DFW. Flexible schedule, weekly pay, no nights or holidays.

Job Title: Residential House Cleaner / Independent Contractor (1099)
Location: Dallas–Fort Worth Area
Company: RESET Cleaning
Job Type: Contract · 1099 · Flexible Schedule

Pay: Equivalent to $25–$35/hr (contractor percentage-based pay structure)

This is a contractor percentage-based pay structure, paid per job, with higher rates for deep cleans, move-outs, and recurring clients.

Contractors receive a percentage of the service fee for each job completed.
Payouts are issued weekly via direct deposit.

About RESET Cleaning

RESET Cleaning is a Dallas-based residential cleaning company inspired by the “Weekend Reset” movement. We help families create fresh, uplifting home environments — and we’re building a reliable team of contractors who take pride in their work and professionalism.

This role offers consistent work, flexible scheduling, weekly pay, and no nights or holidays.

Position Overview

We’re looking for experienced, detail-oriented residential cleaners to join our team as 1099 independent contractors.

You choose your schedule.
We offer jobs based on your availability and performance.

Responsibilities
• Perform residential cleanings (standard, deep, move-in/move-out)
• Follow RESET Cleaning checklists and quality standards
• Bring your own basic cleaning supplies and equipment
• Communicate professionally with clients and the RESET team
• Handle all homes with care, respect, and reliability

What We Offer
• $25–$35/hr equivalent contractor pay
• Weekly payouts via direct deposit
• Flexible scheduling — you choose your hours
• Consistent job opportunities
• All client scheduling handled by our team
• No nights, no holidays
• Growth opportunities for high performers
• Supply allowance via Ramp (after onboarding)

Requirements

To be considered, you must:
• Have 1+ year residential cleaning experience
• Have reliable transportation
• Own your basic cleaning supplies
• Carry (or be willing to obtain) liability insurance
• Have a smartphone with data
• Be able to pass a background check
• Be eligible to work in the U.S.
• Be comfortable working as a 1099 contractor
• Be reliable, detail-oriented, and professional
• Be able to provide photos of previous cleaning work

How to Apply (REQUIRED)

To move forward, please complete the short application form below:

https://rb.gy/avig89

We only schedule interviews after this form is completed.
Applications submitted without the form will not be reviewed.

Job Type: Contract

Pay: $25.00 - $35.00 per hour

Expected hours: 5 – 40 per week

Benefits:
• Flexible schedule

Application Question(s):
• Do you have reliable transportation?

Work Location: In person

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