Commercial Cleaning Jobs near you

Customers often set their price based on things like:

• Job size

  (e.g. “9 small rooms and 2 bathrooms”)

• Timing

  (after-hours cleans or urgent jobs may pay more)

• Specialist tasks

  (e.g. “degreasing equipment”, “cleaning under benches”, “ceiling frames”)

• Whether you bring your own gear
  

  Mention if you offer extras like window cleaning, floor scrubbing, or high-shelf cleaning — these can boost your earnings.

There’s steady demand year-round, but things can pick up:

• Before business openings

  (e.g. “before shop opening”, “pre-opening deep clean”)

• During lease changes or vacates

• Around events or end-of-week schedules
  

  Many jobs also pop up with short notice, especially to cover staff absences midweek or on Fridays.

You’ll find a mix of:

• One-off cleans

  (e.g. deep cleans for shops, cafes, and salons)

• Recurring jobs

  (e.g. “weekly clinic cleaning”, “5-day office clean”)

• End-of-lease or post-reno cleans
  

  Jobs often include toilet scrubbing, vacuuming carpets, wiping benches, or cleaning behind equipment.

Unless the task says “equipment provided”, it’s a good idea to bring:

• A vacuum cleaner, mop, and bucket

• Cleaning sprays

  , cloths, and disinfectants

• Optional: squeegee, ladder, or floor scrubber for bigger jobs
  Some customers will write “must bring own chemicals” or “equipment onsite” — check the task details to be sure.

Customers want someone:

• Reliable and efficient

  (they’ll often say this directly)

• Who can make their space look “pristine”, “sparkling”, or “presentable”

• With attention to detail, especially in kitchens and bathrooms
  They also love clear communication and knowing you’ll show up on time — many reviews mention how great Taskers were with this.

A great way to earn more is to bundle services or offer extras like:

• Window cleaning

• Kitchen degreasing

• High dusting or ceiling frame cleaning
  

  You can also mention that you're open to ongoing or weekly cleaning — businesses often trial a one-off clean, then book long-term if they're happy. Just let them know you’re available and reliable — that goes a long way!