The Harrowgate family · Dual-Income
Cleaners twice a week — and nobody running the whole.
15–20
hours a week
$45–50
per hour
Urban
the West Coast
Before
Two full-time working parents with heavy travel and a blended household, the children with them half of each week and old enough to need logistics rather than childcare. Cleaners came twice a week — and the house still ran on the parents' spare attention: the meals, the calendars, the layer between appointments.
Why they chose Sage Haus
They came in through the quiz on the website, sat an info call, and got started within two weeks. The brief was holistic on purpose: keep the cleaners, and add one person who owns the whole system above them.
Sage Haus found their house manager
Fifteen to twenty hours across three weekdays: organization systems that actually stick, fresh meal prep two or three times a week, resets between cleaner visits, vendor coordination, and one calendar across the whole blended household.
The abridged version of the job description
House Manager & Family Assistant
Requirements
Core responsibilities
- ✓organization systems that stick (pantry, closets, lingering projects)
- ✓fresh healthy meals & snacks two or three times a week
- ✓resets between cleaner visits
- ✓supply tracking & orders
- ✓returns, dry cleaning & donation cycles
- ✓vendor & repair coordination
- ✓calendar coordination across the whole household
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Wondering what this would look like for your household?
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