Standard house cleaning
Use for regular residential quotes and maintenance cleans.
Cleaning Quote Tools
Scope before price
A clear checklist protects labor time, prevents scope creep, and gives you better notes for the customer message.
Use for regular residential quotes and maintenance cleans.
Use when the job has guest-ready timing pressure.
Use when detail work can quickly expand the labor time.
Use before recurring commercial bids.
If a customer expects extra work, add the time, supplies, and overhead before sending the final price. The cheapest unclear quote is usually the most expensive job.
From checklist to quote
These checklists are meant to slow down the quote just enough to catch expensive details: access, soil level, appliances, restocking, recurring frequency, exclusions, and travel. After the scope is clear, open Jobs and save the quote with a customer name, status, and next follow-up.
Use the checklist to identify the base scope before opening the calculator.
Mark appliance interiors, cabinets, heavy buildup, laundry, or restocking as separate price drivers.
Copy the finished scope into the customer message so the quote does not sound vague.
Checklist FAQ
A checklist makes scope visible before the owner sends a price. It helps catch labor drivers like appliance interiors, heavy soil, access problems, laundry, restocking, and exclusions that should affect the quote.
They are written for cleaning business owners and operators. A customer may receive a cleaned-up scope message later, but the checklist itself is an internal quoting tool.
Not automatically on this page. Use the checked scope to choose the right calculator inputs, then save the quote in Jobs so Customers and Reports can track follow-up and performance.