Industries · Cleaning companies
Websites for cleaning companies, built to turn a search into a booked clean.
Someone looking for a house cleaner is about to let a stranger into their home. They aren't picking the cheapest name on the list. They're picking the one that looks trustworthy, answers their questions and makes it easy to get a price. I build websites for cleaning companies that do exactly that: your team in the photos, your services spelled out, and a quote form that gets you the square footage before you ever pick up the phone.
What they search
Nobody searches "cleaning company." They search the clean they need.
Look at what people actually type. "Deep cleaning near me." "Move out cleaning [your city]." "Weekly house cleaning." "Office cleaning [your town]." "Airbnb turnover cleaning." Each one is a different customer with a different budget and a different schedule, and Google ranks pages, not businesses. If your whole site is one page that says "residential and commercial cleaning," you're asking that one page to win all of those searches. It won't.
So I build one page per service. Standard recurring cleaning, deep cleaning, move-in and move-out, post-construction, short-term rental turnovers and commercial or office cleaning each get their own page, written around the words people in your area use, with your town and the towns you drive to named in plain text. That's the heart of local SEO, and it's in every site I build, not an add-on.
It also sorts your leads for you. The person searching "move out cleaning" has a deadline and a deposit on the line. The office manager searching "commercial cleaning" wants a contract and a certificate of insurance. Each lands on a page written for them.
What it needs
Six things a cleaning company site has to have.
Every site I build comes with your real photos and reviews, and it's fast on a phone. A cleaning company needs six more things.
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A quote form that asks the right questions
Bedrooms, bathrooms, rough square footage, pets, how often, and which service. You get what you need to price the job without a twenty-minute phone call, and it lands on your phone as a text.
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Trust, stated plainly and up top
Insured and bonded, background-checked staff, what happens if something gets broken, and whether the same cleaner comes every time. People are letting you into their home. Answer that before they have to ask.
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A page per service
Recurring, deep, move-in and move-out, post-construction, rental turnovers, office. Each with what's included, so nobody books a standard clean expecting the inside of the oven done.
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Your team, not stock photos
A photo of you and your crew does more than any picture of a stranger holding a spray bottle. Real before-and-afters of kitchens and bathrooms, named by job and town so Google reads them too.
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A service-area section
The neighborhoods and towns you actually clean in, in plain text. Google needs the words, not just a map, and customers want to know you'll come to them before they fill out a form.
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Online booking, when you're ready
If you'd rather people book a slot than request a quote, I can add online booking with your availability. Many cleaning owners start with the quote form and switch once their pricing is set. Either way, it's your call.
See it working: Home Harmony Cleaning in Pell City, AL, a site I built with the estimate form, service pages, before-and-afters and service-area pages from this list.
Your site, your rules
Pricing on the site, or a quote first?
This is the question cleaning owners ask me most. Some want a "starting at" price on every service so they stop getting calls from people shopping for the cheapest clean in town. Others want every job quoted, because no two houses are the same. Both work. I'll build it the way you run your business, and change it later if you change your mind; that's what the monthly covers.
Want to see what yours could look like? Get a free mockup of your homepage.
What it costs
The plan that usually fits: Starter or Standard.
A solo cleaner or a small team with three or four services usually fits Starter, from $1,500 to build and $125 a month, with up to 5 pages.
If you offer both residential and commercial cleaning and want a full page for each service, that's usually Standard, from $1,800 to build and $200 a month, with up to 10 pages. I'll tell you straight which one fits, including if it's the cheaper one.
Extra pages are $100 each. If you don't have a logo, I can make one for $300. Online booking is $400. Ongoing local SEO after launch, with monthly Google Business Profile posts and a new page each month, is $250 a month on any plan. Half of the build up front, half when it's live, and the monthly has a 6-month minimum from launch. All the pricing is on one page, and the quote builder gives you a ballpark before you ever talk to me.
Common questions
Cleaning company owners ask me these.
I get most of my clients from referrals. Do I need a website?
Referrals are the best clients you'll get, and most of them still look you up before they call. If they search your name and find nothing, or a Facebook page that hasn't been posted on since spring, some of them never call. A site makes the referral land. It also catches the people searching "house cleaning near me" who don't know anyone to ask.
Can people book a clean straight from the site?
Yes, if you want that. I can add online booking that shows your open slots. If you'd rather quote every job first, the quote form collects the size of the home, pets and how often they want a clean, and sends it to your phone as a text so you can reply fast.
Should I put my prices on the site?
It depends how you run things. "Starting at" prices filter out bargain shoppers and save you calls. Quote-only gives you room to price each home properly. I'll build it either way, and switching later is a quick change, not a rebuild.
I've only got a Facebook page. Isn't that enough?
Facebook is good for showing a sparkling kitchen to people who already follow you. It's bad at being found by a stranger searching "deep cleaning near me," and it isn't yours. A site you own, connected to your Google Business Profile, is what shows up on the map. Keep the Facebook page and point it at the site.
Will the site get me ranked?
Nobody can honestly promise you a spot on Google. What I do promise is the groundwork: a separate page for every clean you offer, the towns you serve written out, a site that loads fast on a phone, and Search Console plus your Business Profile hooked up the day it launches. That's what gives you a fair shot at "house cleaning near me."
Ready when you are
One call. Two weeks. Live.
Start with a free mockup of your homepage, or just call. Either way you get a straight answer and a written quote before anything costs you a dollar.
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