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Cleaning agreement template
Cleaning Service Agreement Template for Recurring Clients
A cleaning service agreement defines the property, service frequency, included areas, add-ons, supplies, access instructions, quality expectations, pricing, cancellation rules, and renewal terms.
Use this template for recurring house cleaning, maid service plans, office cleaning accounts, janitorial agreements, move-in packages, and commercial maintenance cleaning.
Recurring expectations
Cleaning agreements prevent quiet scope creep
Cleaning work can expand quickly when rooms, add-ons, access, supplies, and skipped areas are not documented. A simple agreement helps both sides understand what the service includes.
When to use it
Cleaning companies want a plain-language agreement for recurring service expectations, access, pricing, and cancellation rules.
What it should help capture
Client, property, service start date, billing contact, and cleaning contactFrequency, rooms or areas, included tasks, add-ons, and excluded workAccess, keys, alarms, pets, parking, supplies, and safety responsibilitiesPricing, payment timing, skipped visits, cancellation, rescheduling, and renewal
Copy-ready template
Agreement overview
Identify who the agreement covers and where cleaning will happen.
This cleaning service agreement is between [Cleaning Business] and [Client Name].
Service property: [Home, office, building, suite, or facility address]
Service start date and cadence: [Date, weekly, biweekly, monthly, custom]
Primary contact and billing contact: [Names, phones, emails]
Cleaning scope
Separate included work from extras and customer responsibilities.
Included areas: [rooms, zones, suites, floors, restrooms, kitchen, common areas].
Included tasks: [dusting, vacuuming, mopping, trash, surfaces, bathrooms, kitchen, specialty tasks].
Add-ons or exclusions: [inside appliances, windows, laundry, dishes, biohazards, heavy lifting, exterior work].
Scheduling and payment
Set rules for billing, cancellations, and access problems.
Price: [$amount] per [visit, week, month, or billing period]. Payment is due [timing].
Skipped visits, locked-out visits, late cancellations, and rescheduling will be handled as follows: [policy].
Use cases
Where this template helps in the field
Use the template when the office, customer, and technician all need the same job details without chasing scattered notes.
Office cleaning account
Set areas, after-hours access, billing contacts, security rules, and quality notes.
Janitorial service agreement
Document restroom, floor, trash, supply, and shift responsibilities for facilities.
Included sections
What the template should include
These sections keep the document clear enough for customers, technicians, office staff, and payment follow-up.
Client, property, service start date, billing contact, and cleaning contact
Frequency, rooms or areas, included tasks, add-ons, and excluded work
Access, keys, alarms, pets, parking, supplies, and safety responsibilities
Pricing, payment timing, skipped visits, cancellation, rescheduling, and renewal
Quality feedback, complaint window, photos, and communication expectations
Included areas
Prevents misunderstandings about which rooms, floors, or zones the cleaner should service.
Field note
For offices, name zones by floor or suite so the crew can follow the agreement on site.
Access rules
Explains keys, alarms, pets, codes, parking, and building security before the first visit.
Field note
Document what happens when the crew cannot access the property.
Complaint window
Gives customers a fair way to report missed items without reopening old visits weeks later.
Field note
Use a short feedback window tied to the cleaning date.
Service workflow
How to use this template inside a real service business
The best paperwork supports the job before, during, and after the visit, instead of becoming another file nobody can find.
1
Confirm the service plan
Agree on property details, areas, tasks, add-ons, access, pricing, and first visit timing.
How Fieldified supports this step
Customer records keep cleaning instructions and property details connected to future visits.
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Create recurring jobs
Turn the agreement into scheduled cleaning visits with crew notes and reminders.
How Fieldified supports this step
Repeat-business workflows help cleaning teams manage recurring service without calendar drift.
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Review account quality
Use customer feedback, skipped visits, add-ons, and crew notes to improve the account over time.
How Fieldified supports this step
Client communication tools help keep service feedback and follow-up in one place.
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What weak templates miss
Rooms are not listed
A vague whole house or office cleaning promise can create scope disputes.
Access problems are ignored
Locked doors, alarms, keys, pets, and parking should be handled before the first visit.
No skipped-visit rule
Recurring schedules need a clear policy for cancellations and lockouts.
Agreements that become recurring schedules
Fieldified helps cleaning teams run repeat accounts
A cleaning agreement should turn into scheduled visits, crew instructions, reminders, invoices, and account history. Fieldified keeps those moving pieces together.
Manage cleaning clients
Store access, property, contact, and service notes together.
Book repeat visits
Schedule recurring cleaning work from the agreement.
Keep clients updated
Send reminders, follow-ups, and service messages clearly.
Invoice recurring service
Connect scheduled cleaning visits to billing.
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Use these pages to connect the template to quoting, scheduling, invoicing, customer management, and recurring work.
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FAQ
Questions field service teams ask about this template
What should a cleaning service agreement include?
Include client details, property, service frequency, included areas, tasks, exclusions, access rules, supplies, pricing, payment terms, cancellation rules, skipped-visit policy, and feedback process.
Should cleaning agreements list excluded tasks?
Yes. Exclusions help prevent scope creep around windows, laundry, dishes, biohazards, heavy lifting, exterior areas, and specialty cleaning.
Can this agreement work for commercial cleaning?
Yes. Add zones, floors, security requirements, after-hours access, supply responsibilities, reporting, and billing contact details.