This template is a starting point, not legal advice. Laws are different in every state. Have a local attorney review it before you use it.
- Who this is between. This agreement is between ("the business") and ("the client") for cleaning at .
- The cleaning. Type of cleaning: . How often: . Extras included: . What's included in each type of cleaning is on the business's checklist, which the client has seen.
- The price. The flat price is $ per cleaning, plus any extras the client adds before the cleaning. A repeat discount of % applies while the client keeps their regular schedule. If the home changes a lot, the business will tell the client about any new price before the next cleaning.
- Payment. The client pays (for example: with the card on file after each cleaning). A late payment fee of $ applies after days.
- Cancelling or moving a cleaning. The client gives at least hours' notice to cancel or move a cleaning. With less notice, or if nobody can get in, a fee of $ applies.
- Getting in, and pets. How the cleaner gets in: . Pets: . The client keeps valuables, cash and medication put away.
- The re-clean promise. If anything isn't right, the client tells the business within hours of the cleaning, and the business sends someone back to re-clean that area at no charge.
- Breakage. The client reports any damage within hours. The business carries general liability insurance and will work with the client to make it right.
- Who does the cleaning. Cleanings are done by independent contractor cleaners who partner with the business. The business stands behind every cleaning.
- Safety. A cleaner can pause or skip work in unsafe conditions, such as no running water, biohazards or an aggressive animal.
- Ending this agreement. Either side can end this agreement with days' written notice. Any cleanings already done are still paid.