House Cleaner

Looking for a full-time job that fits around your life? Dust and Mop House Cleaning is a woman-owned, award-winning company hiring House Cleaners for our Raleigh team. Our 8 AM–5 PM, Monday–Friday schedule means your evenings and weekends stay yours for family, school, and everything else that matters.

• Pay and schedule
• $30,000–$52,000 per year, paid weekly by direct deposit every Friday
• Monday–Friday, 8 AM–5 PM, with no nights, no weekends, and a predictable schedule
• Start your day from home, with no daily office commute

Paid, hands-on training, so no experience is required. It’s a great fit if you’re returning to work or starting a new career.

What you’ll do

• Clean clients’ homes to our quality checklist, including kitchens, bathrooms, dusting, floors, and general tidying
• Travel to client homes in Raleigh and nearby communities
• Work on your own or with a teammate
• Why our team stays
• A supportive, respectful, team-first culture led by a woman-owned business
• Clear expectations and steady, consistent work
• Appreciation events, contests, and an annual party
• We partner with Cleaning For A Reason to provide free cleanings for people undergoing cancer treatment
• Winner of the WRAL Voters’ Choice, Cary Living Diamond, and Midtown Magazine Diamond awards

Requirements

• MUST-HAVE REQUIREMENTS (Non-Negotiable): Valid driver’s license and a reliable, insured vehicle
• Able to bend, kneel, twist, and lift up to 20 lbs
• Willing to complete a background check upon offer
• We offer same-day or next-day interviews and would love to hear from you.
• The main changes are leading with the schedule, putting “woman-owned” up front, and saying it’s a good fit for people returning to work. Those tend to draw strong interest from working moms while keeping the post open to everyone.
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