Domestic House Cleaner

Were looking for experienced professional, reliable cleaners to join our 5-star cleaning team.

Be one of the first applicants, read the complete overview of the role below, then send your application for consideration.

As a Well Polished cleaner, you will: Be cleaning private homes weekly or fortnightly Be paid £15-£20 per hour on the day of your clean via cash or bank transfer Have regular assigned clients you see week on week Use the clients cleaning products and equipment Be self-employed so enjoy the flexibility of managing your own schedule Receive regular feedback from your Well Polished representative Have the opportunity to earn extra money through one-off / blitz cleans Due to the high hourly rate that we offer, we do expect all our cleaners to: Have excellent attention to detail Have their own car / method of transport Have impeccable timekeeping skills Take pride in their work Be presentable and polite Have good communication skills If you possess these attributes, then you would be the perfect fit to join our team! Benefits of being self-employed As a cleaner for our clients, you are classed as self-employed.

If you are not already registered as self-employed, you will need to do so.

There are many benefits to registering for self-employment such as: As a self-employed person you may be able to claim benefits or tax credits, depending on your income and other circumstances.

Despite being responsible for paying your own income tax, there are special tax reliefs and allowances, which self-employed people can claim.

The standard Personal Allowance for income tax is £12,570 (2025/26) and that is the amount of income you can earn without having to pay tax.

Once registered as self-employed, you can claim back certain expenses including travel costs / parking / repairs and servicing to your vehicle.

Being self-employed means you are in control of your own working schedule.

As a self-employed person, you are responsible for your own tax and national insurance contributions.

It could well be that you are not liable to make any contributions. xwzovoh

This will depend on the number of hours that you work and the amount that you earn.