March 18, 2010
By Kelli B. Grant
The signs of spring are here: warmer weather, the start of daylight savings time — and a rush to book housekeeping services for an attic-to-basement spring cleaning.
Residential cleaning services have been among the top 10 most searched-for services on consumer review site Angie’s List over the past 30 days. Even in the sluggish economy, residential cleaning services are a booming business, according to a January report from The Freedonia Group. Services reeled in $12.25 billion in 2008, and the industry is projected to reach $15.8 billion in 2013.
But don’t get taken to the cleaners by your cleaners. Before hiring a company or individual for your annual scrub-down or recurring service, there are precautions to take. Make sure you and the service agree on the work to be done, how many people will be coming into your home — and how they are screened — and who will be responsible in case of mishaps.
Read more: Advice on Spring Cleaning Services at SmartMoney.com
Ladonna’s is a professional Seattle based cleaning service and they customize their house cleaning services to fulfill the needs of their customers. They cautiously screen all potential employees through background checks as well as references. They will make sure that the safety as well as security of your home is the main concern to their maids. Please visit http://www.ladonnascleaningseattle.com for more details.
nothing is better after the stress of todays economy than coming home to a clean house. Saving that energy and time to have dinner with the family. Thats more like it..
That’s true, when it comes to cleaning services you’ve got to choose wisely because you wouldn’t want to end up with a cleaning that was paid but not well done.