Websites for the trades
WEBSITES FOR CLEANING COMPANIES
Cleaning is a trust purchase. You are asking someone to let your team into their home or business, often on a recurring schedule, and they decide whether to trust you in about a minute on your website. That minute is winnable with the right site.
The economics of cleaning also reward the recurring customer over the one-time job, and the website should be built with that math in mind: sell the standard, show the people, make the first booking frictionless, and let the relationship do the rest.
STRANGERS IN THE HOUSE IS A BIG ASK
Real photos of your actual team, your vetting process in plain words, and your guarantee up front do more than any slogan. Anonymous sites lose this trade.
THE BOOKING HAS TOO MANY STEPS
Every extra field and every unanswered pricing question loses a percentage of ready buyers. The path from landing to booked should be embarrassingly short.
YOU LOOK IDENTICAL TO EVERY COMPETITOR
Most cleaning sites use the same template, the same sparkle graphics, the same lines. A site that looks like an actual company, with your actual people, stands out by default.
From the shop
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Straight answers
What makes homeowners trust a cleaning company website?+
Faces. Real photos of the people who show up, plus your vetting and guarantee explained like a human wrote it. After that, reviews on the page and a booking path with no surprises.
Should prices be on the site?+
Starting prices, usually yes. Total silence on price reads as expensive and costs you calls. We find the version you are comfortable with, even if it is a range.
Can the site handle recurring bookings?+
The site's job is to make requesting the first clean effortless and to sell the recurring plan alongside it. If you use booking software, we connect it. If you do not, requests route straight to your phone or inbox.
Who owns the website when it is done?+
You do, completely. Domain, hosting, and code in your accounts, with no lock-in and nothing rented from me.
SEND ME YOUR CURRENT SITE.
I will reply with an honest review of your site, free, and tell you straight whether a rebuild is worth your money. If your site is fine, you keep your money.
CHRIS@FRAMEHOUSEWEB.COMAlso useful: how rebuilds work and what local SEO actually includes.