For seven years I cleaned other people's homes. The work was never the hard part. What bothered me was that nobody could tell you exactly what had been done.
So I wrote it down. A protocol for each house, a checklist signed before we leave, a card on the counter so you know who came and what they did. Not a better promise — paper you can hold.
Today we care for homes. In time we want to run them — the cleaning, the laundry, the quiet logistics of a household.