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Tips on domestic cleaner vetting and what it is

A review of domestic cleaner vetting generally, and the approach of vetting cleaner candidates in their own home, by Alfa Cleaners. https://www.alfacleaners.co.uk

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Tips on domestic cleaner vetting and what it is

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  1. Alfa Cleaners™ What is Domestic Cleaner Vetting?- and what of it?Part of “How to Avoid Problems and Frustrations with Your Domestic Cleaner”

  2. Alfa Cleaners™ What is Domestic Cleaner Vetting?- and what of it? • The 4 key things most people want from their cleaner • How to gain trust through vetting • DIY Vetting tips • Professional Vetting • Candidates vetted in their own home.

  3. The 4 key things most people want... ... from their domestic cleaner • Quality of ... • Because... • Performance • “I want a really good job done, so that I can relax and enjoy a clean home, and have more time with my family.” • Reliability • “I want my cleaner to come every time as agreed, as a routine, regular schedule.” • Communication • “I want my cleaner to communicate well, so that I can make my requirements understood and get the cleaning done the way I want.” • Trust • “My home is where I live with my family. I want to have peace-of-mind when I let a ‘stranger’ into my home. I want to rest assured that all is safe.”

  4. How to gain trust through vetting • DIY • Professional Private arrangement Standard, typical vetting • Not vetted (let alone home-vetted). • You don’t know who you’re letting into your home. • You could potentially feel exposed & vulnerable. • Your home & belongings potentially at-risk. • Time-consuming. • Wasting time on wrong person(s).E.g. ID, address, references,(recommendations). • Vetted in company office. • Some just pick candidates from the internet, then perform a basic “credit check” Professionally home-vetted • Home-Vetted • Candidates checked, vetted, interviewed, assessed in their own home. • DBS-ready, police-check. • Documents + references officially checked, verified. • 4 stages. • Ongoing review + updates.

  5. More information available Ask us anything about domestic cleaner processes and we’re happy to help. • Just use the... ... web form or email us orcall us www.alfacleaners.co.uk info at alfacl... 020 3137 6161 Home-vetted domestic cleaners Dedicated, personal service Continuity service Built-in service pledge

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