One Housekeeper.
One relationship.
Inviting someone into your home is personal. There is comfort in a familiar face, confidence in capable hands, and pleasure in the little things remembered. We believe those things belong at the heart of home cleaning.
Someone who knows your home.
For your regular visits, you’re paired with one Housekeeper. As she gets to know your home, she learns its small particulars: the room that needs extra attention, the things you like left just so, and the details that matter to you.
Our Housekeepers average 12 years of experience. Over time, that experience becomes something more personal—a way of caring for your home that feels familiar.
Care informed by knowledge.
A beautiful home holds many different materials, surfaces and treasured belongings. Knowing how to care for them matters.
Every iMaids Housekeeper is required to hold ISSA’s Professional House Cleaning (PHC) Certification. It brings practical knowledge of cleaning methods, materials, equipment and safety to the care she takes in your home.
Experience. Skill. Character.
Your Housekeeper is carefully screened, with comprehensive background checks and verified experience and references. We also take time to get to know her—her warmth, kindness and integrity matter just as much as her cleaning skills. We choose someone we would welcome into our own home.
According to iMaids’ internal figures, 4.7% of applicants are onboarded. Reported average client satisfaction is 97%.
Someone to turn to.
A lasting relationship begins with the right fit. If yours doesn’t feel right, we’ll work with you to find another Housekeeper. When your regular Housekeeper is unavailable, we can help arrange a qualified replacement.
She runs her own independent business and sets her own schedule. Alongside her, iMaids provides the support that helps make the arrangement work for you both.
ISSA PHC Certification.
ISSA’s Professional House Cleaning (PHC) Certification explores the knowledge behind thoughtful home care. Browse the seven modules below.
Professional house cleaning
The professional’s role and responsibilities in the home environment.
Safety
Recognizing risks and working safely.
Health and hygiene
How cleaning contributes to a healthier indoor environment.
Chemistry and physics of cleaning
The science that explains how cleaning works.
Contents and surfaces
Understanding materials and objects found in homes.
Procedures, methods, productivity
Organized approaches for consistent, effective work.
Tools and equipment
Choosing and using cleaning tools effectively.
A practiced rhythm.
A thoughtful clean.
There is an ease that comes with knowing your work well: where to begin, how to proceed, and which details deserve a closer look.
Speed Cleaning principles give that experience an orderly rhythm, helping reduce unnecessary steps so time is spent where it matters—caring for your home.