The primary responsibility of a House Manager is to relieve their employer of all tasks related to owning and maintaining a home
Depending on whether there is other domestic staff, you can use a house manager to help you coordinate functions such as:
- Give employer regularly scheduled reports regarding household finances, repairs, and needs
- Ensuring that the property is secure, including managing security personnel
- Scheduling repairs when necessary and interacting with repair people
- Responsible for creating job descriptions for new hires
- Managing the family’s calendar and coordinating schedules
- Maintaining inventories of all necessary supplies
- Acting as liaison with all contractors and vendors
- Making sure that the house is running smoothly
- Overseeing other domestic staff
- Paying bills and keeping records
- Running errands
Because a house manager’s duties must be customized to each family, candidates are required to be flexible, people person, natural at multi-tasking, and skilled. Tell us what you need, and we’ll find the right fit to match your needs.