Overnight Cleaner
Slate
Overnight Cleaner
Slate
Subscription-based residential cleaning with app
Slate · Ashburn, United States · Part-time · Posted 2026-07-17
Salary: USD 20–20
Workplace: on_site
Department: Cleaning
Slate is the #1-rated nationwide commercial cleaning company in the US, specializing in overnight and recurring janitorial services for premium client sites. We use standardized checklists, photo documentation, and app-based quality control to deliver consistent, high-quality results — every location, every shift, every time. We do not operate as a franchise. Every team member is a direct Slate employee, and our culture is built on accountability, excellence, and mutual respect.
Role Overview
As an Overnight Studio Cleaner, you will play a vital role in maintaining the cleanliness and presentation of boutique fitness studios across local locations. This position is ideal for reliable, detail-oriented individuals who thrive working independently during overnight hours and are comfortable managing logistics, supplies, and team coordination.
URGENT HIRE : 20/hr
Responsibilities
Deep clean boutique fitness studio spaces including equipment, floors, mirrors, restrooms, lobby, and retail areas
Take before-and-after photos at each location and upload via mobile app at the start and end of every shift
What Slate Offers
Equal Opportunity Employer
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Slate NYC provides home cleaning services in New York City with flexible options (daily, weekly, bi-weekly, or one-time cleanings). Customers book and manage scheduling, payments, and messages through the Slate Cleaner app, while Slate uses its own trained cleaners and supplies all cleaning products and equipment. The company differentiates itself by employing its staff directly, providing supplies, offering transparent pricing, avoiding long-term contracts, and ensuring insured workers. Its goal is to help busy professionals and families keep a consistently clean home with a reliable, hassle-free service.
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