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Imagine Being Your Own Boss and Earning $50+ an Hour


What if you could work the days and hours YOU choose, while charging $40, $50, or even $75+ per hour?

Having the freedom to be there for your kids, or simply enjoying more personal time,

all while keeping cash in your pocket.

Now Is the Perfect Time to Start Your Own House Cleaning Business!

The cleaning industry is booming!

According to the U.S. Department of Labor,

it’s a $45 Billion a year industry, with incredible earning potential.

As more families juggle work and life, they simply don’t have the time or energy to clean their homes

And that’s where you come in!

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Ready to start your house cleaning business?

It's crucial to follow the right steps. This checklist will guide you through the initial setup, and help set your new business up for success!

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How Much Can You Really Make Cleaning Houses?

The best part? It’s up to YOU!

With the right setup, your business generates recurring revenue.

Clients will continue to book your services regularly, whether it’s weekly, bi-weekly, or monthly.

This creates a foundation of stable, ongoing income you can count on.

Whether you want to make $500, $1,500, or even $2,500 a week—it’s absolutely possible!

You control your business growth!

Most business opportunities require large investments that can push you into debt.

But with a cleaning business, you can start with minimal costs,

making it an ideal venture for anyone looking for an affordable way to begin their own business.

This business is perfect for those who are ready to take charge of their future. Say goodbye to working for someone else and struggling with a small paycheck.

Starting your own cleaning business unlocks endless possibilities you may have only imagined.


✅The freedom to be your own boss and make the rules

✅The flexibility to take time off whenever you choose


✅The financial security to save for retirement, support your children’s future, and enjoy vacations

Owning a successful house cleaning business can turn these dreams into reality.

Already have a cleaning business?

Learn the proven step-by-step method that helped me

go from $0 to consistent $5k months

as a Part-Time Solo Cleaner


Hi there! I'm Trisha Carinne

I've spent the last 30 years running a successful cleaning business.

Now, I'm dedicated to sharing everything I've learned with you so that you can start and grow your own profitable cleaning business.

My passion is helping people like you create a business that not only provides financial stability but also allows you to fill your schedule with high-paying, loyal clients you'll love working with.

I’ve walked this path myself, and I’m here to guide you every step of the way so you can achieve the same success. Let's make it happen together!

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How To Grow Your Cleaning Business With Referrals

December 11, 20245 min read

A referral program is one of the simplest yet most effective strategies for growing your cleaning business. Think about it—what’s more persuasive than a recommendation from someone you already trust?

Unlike traditional advertising, which requires building credibility from scratch, referrals bring you clients who feel confident in your services before you even meet them. This trust is a powerful advantage, paving the way for smoother interactions, fewer objections, and a higher likelihood of booking.

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Word-of-mouth referrals create instant credibility because they come from real experiences, not just marketing claims. When a satisfied client raves about your professionalism, reliability, or attention to detail, that positive impression gets transferred to their friend or family member. As a result, referred clients often have fewer reservations about your pricing or the quality of your work. They already see you as a trusted and valuable service provider, which makes them more likely to become loyal, long-term customers. In fact, referrals not only fill your schedule but also strengthen your reputation as a dependable and high-quality business.

To build a successful referral program, you need to choose the right incentives. Discounts are a classic option—offering 10% off a client’s next cleaning for every referral is a simple, effective way to encourage repeat business. Although this slightly reduces short-term revenue, the long-term benefits far outweigh the cost.

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Alternatively, you can thank clients with thoughtful gifts like candles, cleaning supplies, or gift cards. These personal touches show appreciation and build stronger relationships, though they require a bit more effort to manage. Personally, I found that offering $20 off a client’s next cleaning after their referral completed their first recurring service worked wonders. It was easy to implement, cost-effective, and gave clients an extra reason to recommend my services.

If you want to go a step further, consider combining rewards to appeal to different types of clients. For example, you could offer a discount for the first referral and a free cleaning after multiple referrals. The key is to keep your program simple and easy to understand. If clients are confused about how it works, they’re less likely to participate. Focus on targeting your most enthusiastic clients—the ones who already love your service. They’re your best advocates and will genuinely want to help spread the word.

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You can amplify your referral program’s effectiveness by partnering with other local businesses, such as carpet cleaners or home organizers, to exchange referrals. Educate your clients on what makes an ideal referral to ensure the new clients are a good fit for your services. Don’t forget to ask every new client how they heard about you so you can promptly credit the referrer—it’s a small but crucial step in building trust. Lastly, make sure to remind your clients about the referral program regularly. A quick mention every few months keeps it fresh in their minds and increases participation.

I’m excited to share a sample of one of my referral program letters that you can use in your own cleaning business! This sample letter is designed to make it easy for you to explain your referral program to clients in a way that’s clear, professional, and friendly. It’s all about showing appreciation to your current clients while encouraging them to spread the word about your amazing services. Feel free to tweak it to match your style and make it your own!

Hi [Client Name],

Thank you for trusting [Your Business] for your cleaning needs! I love having you as a client and hope you’re thrilled with my service.

I'd like to invite you to join my Referral Rewards Program. Here’s how it works:

  • Refer a friend or family member or neighbor

  • If they book a cleaning with me, you’ll get $20 off your next service!

It’s my way of saying thank you for helping me grow through word of mouth.

Feel free to share this offer with anyone who might need reliable cleaning services. And as always, let me know if there’s anything I can do to make your experience even better.

Best regards,
[Your Name/Business Name]

A well-executed referral program is a win-win for everyone. Your current clients feel appreciated and rewarded, while you gain new clients who already see you as trustworthy and reliable. Over time, this strategy not only helps your business grow but also strengthens your relationships and reputation. Start simple, stay consistent, and watch your referral network flourish. With a bit of effort, your referral program could become the backbone of your business’s success!.

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Ready to start your cleaning business or need to price for profit? Be sure to grab my How to Start a House Cleaning Business Start-Up Guide. It has all the business forms to help you not only get your business started but also attract higher-paying, loyal clients when incorporated and implemented into your business. Plus, it includes the BONUS Quick Start to Pricing Cleaning Jobs for free.

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Trisha Carinne

For over 30 years, Trisha built and ran her own successful cleaning business, handpicking her schedule and consistently earning $5,000+ a month—all while working part-time as a solo cleaner. Now, she’s here to help you do the same! Whether you’re just starting solo or already have a small team, Trisha’s vast experience can help you grow your business and boost profits without adding more hours. She'll teach you how to avoid common mistakes new cleaning business owners make and run your business profitably from day one. With over three decades of experience, learning from Trisha is the fastest, most reliable way to launch or scale your thriving cleaning business!

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