Home Cleaning Platform Cheongso Yeonguso Launches Services in All Metropolitan Cities Nationwide
Service Available in Seoul, Six Major Metropolitan Cities Nationwide, and Key Areas of Gyeonggi, Covering 37 Million Residents Across the Country
[Asia Economy Reporter Kim Cheol-hyun] Life Research Institute (CEO Yeon Hyun-joo), which operates the home cleaning service platform 'Cheongso Yeonguso,' announced on the 21st that it has started services in Gwangju Metropolitan City, thereby providing services in all six major metropolitan cities nationwide, including Busan, Daegu, Incheon, Gwangju, Daejeon, and Ulsan.
Cheongso Yeonguso, which first launched its service in Seoul in 2017, has rapidly expanded its coverage and currently operates services in Seoul, the six major metropolitan cities, and key areas of Gyeonggi Province, covering regions where 37 million people reside.
Riding on its rapid growth, Cheongso Yeonguso secured an investment of 22 billion KRW last month and surpassed 2 million cumulative customer orders. Based on this, it is focusing on regional expansion, service advancement, cleaning manager training and support, and customer satisfaction. It plans to further expand its service areas through demand surveys by the end of the year. Recently, it partnered with the local community platform Danggeun Market, enabling reservations through the Danggeun Market app.
Cheongso Yeonguso explained that the number of cleaning managers has approached 40,000 due to a surge in applicants seeking flexible work, and the average age has dropped from the 60s to the 40s this year. Currently, cleaning managers active at Cheongso Yeonguso perform an average of 15 activities per month, with the top 5% earning an average monthly income of 3.2 million KRW and 30% earning 2.05 million KRW per month.
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Yeon Hyun-joo, CEO of Life Research Institute, said, "We are doing our best to provide better services by carefully considering the needs of customers and cleaning managers," adding, "We will work with a sense of mission to improve the market and create better jobs."
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