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Websites for cleaning companies
People hiring a cleaner are letting a stranger into their home or office, so a cleaning company's website has to make them comfortable fast: exactly what's included, how pricing works, who will come, and that you serve their area. Then one short quote form. We build it in 48 hours — $390 one-time.
What clients need to feel before they book a cleaner
Homeowners worry about trust and consistency; office managers worry about reliability and paperwork. Both want to know what a clean includes, roughly what it will cost, whether you are insured, and whether the same people come each time. A cleaning site that answers those questions plainly converts far better than one that only says "spotless results".
The sections a cleaning site needs
Residential and commercial, separated
If you do both, give each its own section. A family booking a deep clean and an office manager looking for nightly janitorial service read for different things — let each find theirs without wading through the other.
What's included — as a checklist
Standard clean, deep clean, move-in/move-out, post-construction, recurring office cleaning: for each one, a room-by-room checklist of what you do (and what you don't, like inside the oven or windows outside). Checklists end most pre-booking questions.
How pricing works
By home size, by hour, or by visit — whatever your model is, explain it. A starting price or a range for a typical home helps; a quote form handles the rest.
Service area
The towns and neighborhoods you cover, listed. It filters out calls you can't take and reassures the ones you can.
Trust: insurance, vetting, consistency
If you are insured or bonded, say so. Explain how you choose and train your cleaners, and whether clients get the same team each visit. Mention your products if it matters to you — for example if you use eco-friendly supplies or bring your own equipment.
Quote and booking
A short form: home or office, size, type of clean, how often, preferred day, and a field for notes (pets, access, parking). Recurring clients can be offered weekly, biweekly or monthly schedules right there.
What it costs
A cleaning company site has about 5 pages: home, residential, commercial, about and trust, and contact with the quote form. Separate pages for move-out or post-construction cleaning get their own pages, included in the $390.
- $390One-time — all pages, own domain + one business email for the first year
- 48 hWorking draft, before you pay anything
- Care$149/year for a full site (optional): hosting, security, backups, 4 small updates a year
Google Business Profile setup and hosting for the first 3 months are included. Extra updates $20 each. All terms.
Closest piece in our portfolio
Fernhollow Landscape Co. — a landscape design company. A recurring home service sold on trust and care, with a service area and an easy way to ask for a quote. View site ↗
More in the portfolio — every card opens the live site.
Repeat clients come from consistency — and reviews
Cleaning is a recurring business: one good client can be fifty visits a year. Reviews on your Google Business Profile are what bring the next one. We set the profile up as a service-area business with your towns and link it to the site; ask clients for a review after the second or third clean, when they have seen your consistency.
FAQ
- Should a cleaning company show prices on its website?
A starting price or a range for a typical home helps a lot; exact quotes depend on size and condition, which the quote form collects.
- Can clients book recurring cleans through the site?
Yes — the quote form can ask for frequency, or we can set up online bookings so clients pick a recurring slot themselves.
- We do both homes and offices. One site or two?
One site with separate residential and commercial sections works well and fits in one site.
- What does it cost?
Full professional website: $390 one-time. All pages, your own domain + one business email for the first year, Google Business Profile setup, hosting included for the first 3 months.
See your draft first — pay only if you want it live
Tell us what your business does. Within 48 hours you get a working draft of your website; you pay only when you want it live — $390 one-time. We reply the same day.