Websites for cleaning companies

A website that books your next clean while you’re on this one.

We build it from a 10-minute brief and write every line in your trade’s language, from the instant quote to the re-clean guarantee. Live in 48 hours, $10 a month.

bluesprucecleaning.com
notice the price calculator — it ships with the site, working

What a cleaning site needs

We studied how the best cleaning companies actually talk to their customers — these aren’t template features, they’re the conventions your customers already expect.

Instant online pricing

Customers in this trade book where they can see a flat rate without scheduling a walkthrough, so the quote form is the storefront. (Tidy Casa: “No estimates, quotes, or in-house inspections needed”)

Bonded-and-insured up top

You’re asking a stranger for a house key; those exact words belong right under the headline, not buried on an about page. (Maid Sailors: “We Are Bonded and Insured”)

A re-clean guarantee with a deadline

A vague “satisfaction guaranteed” reads as fake in this trade; the mechanism and the clock are what make it believable. (MaidPro: “Contact us within 24 hours of your service and we’ll re-clean at no additional cost to you.”)

$10/moor $90/yr — build, hosting, SSL, edits
48 hrsfrom finished brief to review link
Cancelanytime, one email, no fees
$300owns the whole site outright, anytime

Fair questions

I’m in houses all day — how much of my time does this take?
Ten minutes, once. You fill out the brief, we build and write everything, and the site is live in 48 hours. After that, send changes by email — two edits a month are included.
What does it cost, and am I locked into anything?
$10 a month or $90 a year, hosting and SSL included. Cancel anytime — no contracts, same as you’d offer your own customers. Want out entirely? Own it outright for $300.
Will it actually sound like my company, or like a template?
We write every line in the trade’s language — flat rates by bedrooms and bathrooms, a re-clean promise with a real deadline. Your services and your city come straight from the brief, and the domain is registered in your name at exact registry cost.

Ten minutes of questions. Then we build.

The brief asks about your services, your area, and how you want to come across — in your own words. The 48-hour clock starts once your plan is active and we open it.