Self-Employed Airbnb / Short-Let Cleaner – Ad Hoc Work

About the role

StayReady Nottingham is looking for reliable, self-employed cleaners to carry out Airbnb and short-let turnover cleans across Nottingham.

You'll be responsible for getting properties guest-ready between stays, including:

  • Cleaning and resetting the property to a high standard
  • Changing bed linen and towels
  • Cleaning bathrooms, kitchen and living areas
  • Replenishing basic guest supplies where required
  • Checking the property for any obvious issues or damage
  • Taking a few completion photos and following a simple checklist

What we're looking for

We need people who are reliable, thorough and able to work independently. Previous Airbnb, holiday-let, hotel or domestic cleaning experience is preferred but not essential if you have good attention to detail.

You must have your own cleaning supplies and be able to travel to properties across Nottingham. Access to a car is preferred.

Important: This is self-employed, ad-hoc work and there are no guaranteed hours or regular number of jobs. We are building a pool of reliable cleaners and will contact you when suitable jobs become available.

Pay: £45–£70+ per completed turnover, depending on property size and requirements.

Pay: From £15.00 per hour

Benefits:

  • Casual dress

Application question(s):

  • Do you have your own reliable transport to travel to cleaning jobs across Nottingham?
  • Are you self-employed or willing to work on a self-employed basis?
  • Are you comfortable with ad-hoc work where there are no guaranteed hours or number of jobs?
  • Are you able to provide your own cleaning equipment and products?
  • Are you available to complete short-let/Airbnb turnovers, including occasional weekday and weekend work?
  • Have you previously cleaned Airbnb, holiday-let, hotel or serviced accommodation properties?
  • Are you insured and able to provide proof of this?

Experience:

  • Commercial cleaning: 1 year (required)

Location:

  • Nottingham, Nottinghamshire (required)

Work Location: In person

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