Just Like Moms Cleaning Services

06/04/2026

Do you like to make things look good? Do you take pride in your work? Are you detail oriented, flexible and like to be on the move? Have we got a job for you! Our clients are really nice to work for and our friendly support staff will help you get started.

Just Like Moms Cleaning Services is looking for hardworking and reliable house cleaners to join our team – you must be flexible, RELIABLE And ability to multitask–physically fit we stand, kneel and bend a lot!
As well good with animals, We are looking for Monday to friday 9am to 6pm – part-time, full-time and weekends too. You will be responsible for cleaning homes and businesses as well as new construction builds in the Edmonton and surrounding areas.
· You must be reliable and have your own car to use Travel pay per day provided $
· Valid driver’s license
· Ability to pass a background check
· Most importantly, must love to clean!

Apply Now via email at [email protected]

02/11/2026

02/10/2026

01/22/2026

Brutally honest (but said with respect):
Things clients notice that can make them not take a cleaner seriously

This isn’t meant to be mean or negative. It’s about professionalism, standards, and protecting the reputation of our industry.

• Showing up and using only a Swiffer mop to clean an entire home
If a client specifically requests it, that’s one thing. But relying solely on a Swiffer spray mop as your main floor-cleaning method is a no. It’s a tool, not a full system.

• Not knowing your surfaces or the pH of the products you’re using
Different flooring types require different care. Guessing can lead to damage, residue, or long-term issues clients will notice.

• Not working top to bottom, left to right
This creates missed dust, re-contamination, and inconsistent results.

• Not moving rugs — or placing them back before floors are fully dry
If rugs can be safely moved, they should be. Putting them back on damp floors can trap moisture and cause damage.

• Wiping around items instead of lifting them
This doesn’t apply to unsafe situations or delicate setups — but if something can be easily moved, it should be cleaned underneath.

• Over-saturating floors
More water does not mean cleaner. It can lead to streaking, residue, damage, and longer dry times.

• Using too much product on flooring
Excess product builds up, attracts dirt, causes haze, and can make floors look worse over time. Proper dilution and restraint matter.

• Not changing mop water regularly
Dirty water = dirty floors. Clients can tell.

• Dry dusting only
Swiffering has its place, but professional results usually require damp microfiber dusting to actually remove buildup instead of spreading it.

Now I’m curious from both sides.
Clients: what’s something that made you question a cleaner’s professionalism?
Cleaners: what’s a red flag you see in this industry that you’d add to this list?

Let’s talk about it respectfully. Let me know your thoughts 😌