Service Has a Standard.

I arrive in the appropriate uniform with the agreed equipment and a clear understanding of the assignment.

Tell me your priorities and household preferences. I follow the agreed directions and ask when a detail needs clarification.

Some households prefer conversation; others prefer quiet. I respect your preference and keep my attention on the work. Clients are addressed formally unless they ask otherwise.

I work systematically and keep unnecessary distractions out of the appointment. I don't use client seating, food or facilities beyond what the work requires. Necessary safety, access and service communication remains part of doing the job properly.

Review the agreed work with me when practical. Specific feedback helps identify a missed task or an expectation that needs clarification.

If something within the agreed service needs correction, my first objective is to correct it, not defend it. Let me know and I will arrange to put the missed work right under the terms of the service agreement. New tasks are agreed separately.

Cleaning toilets, removing trash, scrubbing floors, changing linens and dealing with unpleasant messes are parts of housekeeping. The purpose of looking like a maid is to work like one.

I handle household information discreetly. Public use of client photographs requires separate permission. The privacy and access terms in the service agreement explain the details and applicable exceptions.

Instructions must be lawful, safe, respectful, and within the agreed housekeeping or household services. Personal commitments are not part of a client assignment.