From a general tidy to a full move-out deep clean, posting your cleaning job on OddJobs puts you in touch with a local house cleaner who takes pride in a spotless home. Describe what needs doing, set your budget, and pick the tasker whose offer and profile feel right.

Cleaning jobs on OddJobs range from quick refreshes to full deep cleans. Here are the most common:
A detailed cleaning post helps you get accurate offers. Here is what to include:
Be specific about whether it is a general tidy, a deep clean, a move-out clean or a targeted job like an oven or bathroom. This helps taskers know what products and time to allow.
How many bedrooms, bathrooms and living areas need cleaning. A quick list helps taskers estimate the scope.
Let taskers know if you have cleaning products, a vacuum and mop on site, or whether they need to bring their own.
Mention any preferences such as eco-friendly products, pet-friendly, or areas to avoid so taskers can tailor their offer.
If the clean is a one-off deep clean, a couple of photos of the current state help taskers understand what they are working with.
Your town and any access details such as key pickup, alarm codes, or whether someone will be home.
When you need the clean done and a rough budget or hourly rate. Move-out cleans often have a deadline, so mention it.
OddJobs is a local marketplace. You post the job, taskers send offers, and you choose who to work with. Here is the process from start to finish.
Describe what needs doing, add photos, set your location and budget. Takes under two minutes.
Local taskers in the Wairarapa send you offers. Read their profiles and message them with questions.
Compare prices, reviews and availability. You pick who does the job - no pressure, no obligation.
Your tasker completes the work. Pay securely in-app and leave a review when it is done.
OddJobs connects you with taskers across the Wairarapa. Whether you are in town or out on a lifestyle block, there are locals ready to help.
Post your job on OddJobs and receive offers from local taskers across the Wairarapa. Free to post, no obligation.