What a Bond Covers
A bond covers theft by a crew member. It does not cover broken items. It does not cover worker injuries. Ask for the bond number and the carrier name.
Hiring Guide
A bond and insurance are not the same. You need both. Here is what each one does and why both matter in a Tucson home.

A bond covers theft. Insurance covers damage and injuries. A cleaning company should carry both. Without both, you take on real risk every time a crew enters your home.
A bond covers theft by a crew member. It does not cover broken items. It does not cover worker injuries. Ask for the bond number and the carrier name.
Liability insurance pays if a cleaner breaks or damages your property. It also covers injuries that happen during the job. Look for at least $1 million in coverage.
A bond does not cover damage. Insurance does not cover theft. You need both. Ask any cleaning company to show proof of each before the first visit.
Alex's Cleaning Service is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any insurance carrier or bonding agency mentioned on this page. Coverage information is general in nature and not legal advice.
Tucson homes often have tile, stone, and glass. These can break. If a cleaner breaks something, liability insurance pays for the repair. A bond alone would not cover that cost.
Arizona law requires workers' comp for cleaning companies with employees. If a cleaner is hurt in your home and the company has no coverage, you may face a claim. Always verify both before your first clean.
No. A bond covers employee theft. Insurance covers damage and injuries. They are two separate protections. You want a company that has both.
Look for at least $1 million in liability coverage. Also confirm workers' comp is active for all employees.
You may have to file a claim on your own home policy and pay your deductible. This is why you check insurance before day one.
Alex's Cleaning Service is bonded and insured. Our 3 to 4 person crew works with care. Call (520) 445-1061 or book at /book/.