Dress Code Uniforms or Bluejeans?

We never display the "plumbers crack" that's for sure!

That' being said I also wont hire you if you're a fat slob.

  I'd think a clean pair of normal jeans a clean buttondown shirt with company and employee name on it would be plenty.  People in full uniforms in my house tend to make me nervous.  I don't think "professional" so much as "official" and officials in the house is an idea that doesn't seem to jive.  I want to be comfortable with the person in the house, not feeling like they are looking for an opporunity to find something to call the police about. 

lol doug,  if a cleaner came to my house dressed in a $1000 suit and displayed the same smugness and sarcasm as you did above there, I'd have him out on his ear.  I imagine your the type of cleaner that smiles to the customers face then when your driving away from the job later you have all kinds of nasty comments to make about them and their home.  Yep, that is definitely not what I want in my home or around my family.

  I was just giving my opinion of what my own reaction as a customer is when people show up at my door to do work.  No need to get all worked up strokin that little banjo. 

If I had a cleaner show up with white cargo pants and white running shoes it would blow my mind. What is even better is if he were to wear an enviro identification badge and booties. Which many big companies are now getting into.

I would be so impressed, it is that easy to impress people. You should see how bad most of my customers present them selfs. Some even look infectious.

Try to remember we are in the cleaning business!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!  

""Well Mr. TomR maybe you should take the pepsi challange and have two people show up to someone's home one with in jeans and a tshirt and the other in a uniform""

I said a clean pair of jeans and a clean button down shirt.  There is a difference between a button down shirt and a tshirt, unless your tshirts happen to have biuttons in them.  Anyways, my point is just that appearence is only one part (not even the most important one) of the overall service to be balanced in proportion with the rest.  I'll be sure to put that in my handbook, thanks, I'll send you a copy when its all done.