Tenacity Clean LLC

Your first instinct is often right. If a potential client feels off from the start, trust that feeling. While the need for income is real, consider if the work is truly worth your time and energy. Are you prioritizing profit and growth, or just staying busy?

This client didn't want to pay $250 for cleaning, claiming it wasn't worth it. She should have communicated this upfront. After I sent pictures of the work done, she accused me of just taking photos and not cleaning. She even said, 'I'm not paying you $250 to just Swiffer.'

When hiring independent contractors, ensure they have general liability and workers' comp insurance. Crucially, your name must be listed as the insurance holder. This legally binds you and solidifies the contractor relationship.