How to Make a Cleaning Contract – Free Template Included

When hiring a cleaning service or professional, having a well-drafted cleaning contract is essential.

Whether you’re a business owner needing regular office cleanings or a homeowner seeking a one-time deep clean, a cleaning contract can provide clarity and protection.

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Key Components of a Cleaning Contract

A comprehensive cleaning contract should include the following elements:

Parties Involved

• Client Details: Full name, address, and contact information of the client.
  
  
• Cleaner/Company Details: Full name or company name, address, and contact information of the cleaner or cleaning service.

Scope of Work

• Description of Services: Clearly outline the cleaning tasks to be performed. This might include dusting, vacuuming, mopping, window washing, etc.
  
  
• Frequency of Service: Specify how often the cleaning will occur (e.g., weekly, bi-weekly, monthly).

Schedule and Timing

• Cleaning Schedule: Define the days and times when cleaning will be carried out.
  
  
• Duration: State the expected duration of each cleaning session.

Compensation

• Payment Terms: Detail the agreed-upon rate (hourly, flat fee, or per visit) and payment schedule (e.g., weekly, monthly).
  
  
• Method of Payment: Specify how payments will be made (e.g., check, bank transfer).

Supplies and Equipment

• Responsibility for Supplies: Indicate whether the cleaner will provide their own cleaning supplies and equipment or if the client will provide them.
  
  
• Type of Supplies: List any specific supplies or equipment needed for the job.

Client Responsibilities

• Access to Property: Describe how the cleaner will gain access to the premises (e.g., key, security code).
  
  
• Preparation Requirements: Note any preparation the client needs to do before cleaning (e.g., clearing surfaces).

Terms and Conditions

• Termination Clause: Outline conditions under which either party can terminate the contract and any required notice period.
  
  
• Cancellation Policy: Detail the policy for cancellations and any associated fees.
  
  
• Liability and Insurance: Specify the cleaner’s liability for damages and whether they have insurance coverage.

Confidentiality and Privacy

• Confidentiality Agreement: Include a clause regarding the confidentiality of the client’s information and property.

Signatures

• Signatures: Provide spaces for both parties to sign and date the contract.

How to Fill in a Contract Template

Whether you're a cleaning service provider or need to set up a temporary contract, here is our guide to setting up this legal document:

Step 1: Download Our Contract Template

We have created a guideline for this binding agreement that you can download here:

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Step 2: Edit Your Cleaning Service Contract

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Step 3: Click "Edit PDF"

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Creating a detailed cleaning contract is a vital step in establishing a clear, professional relationship with your cleaner.

For a smooth and successful cleaning service experience, take the time to draft a comprehensive contract. It’s an investment in professionalism and peace of mind.