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Lifting or moving heavy items
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Bystevengfowler
You are not required to lift or move any items that you can’t pick up easily.
Examples are:
- Refrigerators
- Large or heavy couches
- Love seats
- Stone tables
You can move or lift up:
- Small end tables
- Light couches
- Lamps or light fixtures (within reason)
If a client asks you to lift or move something heavy:
- Explain politely to the customer that we don’t move or lift heavy items because:
- We don’t want to risk hurting ourselves
- We don’t want to risk damaging the flooring or cracking tiles when it is moved
- “If you would be willing to move it yourself, I’d be more than happy to vacuum the area after it’s moved!”
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