For house cleaning & janitorial companies

Cleaning Business Websites for House Cleaners & Janitorial Companies

Your next client is about to give a stranger the code to their front door. Your website has to make that feel safe, and then make calling you easy.

We write and build the site for you from your real services and Google reviews, with a call button on every screen. $69 to launch, then $35 a month, no contract, live in 1–3 business days.

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Before they call

What people check before they call a cleaner

People often compare two or three cleaning companies before they call one. They want a few specific answers. The site that gives them gets the call.

What each clean includes

A deep clean and a regular visit are priced differently. People want to know if baseboards and the inside of the oven are covered before they ask.

A number they can tap

People usually search on a phone, often after work. If the number takes more than one tap to reach, they switch to the next tab.

Some idea of the price

Even a starting price helps. If you charge by the hour, by home size or only after a walkthrough, say which. No word on price usually reads as expensive.

Who is coming into the house

Insurance, bonding, background checks, the same cleaner each time. Clients hand over a key or door code, so they read this closely.

Whether you come to their town

Someone in a suburb wants to see their town named before they bother calling. A plain list of cities or ZIP codes answers that in two seconds.

Whether they can book just once

Move-outs in May and June, spring cleaning, a deep clean before holiday guests. Plenty of every-other-week clients start with one of these.

Commercial details, on their own page

Office and property managers ask different things: night schedules, restrooms and trash, who holds the keys, whether you walk the building first.

Reviews with details in them

A review that names the cleaner or mentions the same crew every visit carries more weight than a bare five stars. We use your real Google reviews and your own photos.

Free checklist

What to put on your cleaning company website (checklist)

Use it whether you build the site yourself or hire someone. Each item is a question a client would otherwise call to ask.

Your phone number at the top of every page, tappableIf you take texts, say so. Plenty of people would rather text a cleaner than call one.
A section for each type of cleanStandard, deep, move-out, post-construction. Say what each covers and what it doesn't, like inside the fridge.
How you priceHourly, flat by home size, or after a walkthrough. A starting price saves you calls from people who were never going to book.
Why the first visit costs more, if it doesIf the first clean is a deep clean, say so. It saves an awkward talk about the bill.
Insurance, bonding and background checks you actually havePut them near the top, by the call button. Licensing rules for cleaners vary, so check your state and city rules and list any license you hold.
The towns, neighborhoods or ZIP codes you serveAs text, not only a map picture. Customers scan for their town, and Google reads text.
A quote form that asks what you'd ask on the phoneBedrooms and bathrooms, rough square footage, pets, how often, preferred day, and how your team gets in.
Who brings the suppliesWhether you bring everything, vacuum included, and can use fragrance-free or the client's own products.
Your cancellation, lockout and re-clean policyHow much notice you need, what happens if nobody is home, and what you do if a client finds a spot you missed.
Who shows upReal photos of your team, and whether clients get the same cleaner or crew each visit.
Your hours and how fast you replyIf you answer quotes within a business day, say so. Same if you don't work weekends.
A commercial page, if you clean officesNight and weekend schedules, restrooms and trash, restocking paper goods, key and alarm codes.

Missing several? This is the same list we go through on our onboarding call.

What's included

What you get and what it costs

Same price for a one-person maid service and a janitorial company running several crews. No hidden fees.

Custom website designed and written for youDesktop, phone and tablet. We write the text from your services and reviews
SEO setup so you get found on GoogleYour city and services in every page title, linked to your Google listing
Tap-to-call buttons and a contact formEvery visit is one tap from a phone call
Your domain, hosting and SSL certificateUse the domain you have, or we help you get one. You always own it
Edits by our team whenever you need themSend a message, usually live in 2–3 business days
A quick launch callWe collect what we need in one call. You approve before it goes live

Launch your cleaning website

$69

one-time to build and launch, then $35/mo for hosting, SSL, security updates, SEO upkeep and edits.

Month-to-month. Cancel any time and it takes effect at the end of your paid month. Want help keeping your Google Business Profile updated too? Ask about the Website + Google Maps plan.

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How it works

One call, then a live site in 1–3 business days

You're cleaning all day. We won't hand you a site builder to figure out at 10 pm.

Onboarding call

We ask about your services, your prices if you publish them, the towns you cover, insurance and bonding, and what the quote form should ask. Have a few photos handy if you can.

We build your site

We write and design it around the work you actually do, whether that is houses, offices or both.

Review and launch

Look it over on your phone, ask for changes, then approve it. It is typically live within 1–3 business days of the call.

After launch, send us a message when something changes, like a holiday special or a town you've started covering. We make the edit.

Sample designs

Two sample cleaning company websites

These are sample designs, not client sites. The businesses, phone numbers and reviews on them are made up to show the layout. Yours gets your name, your photos and your real Google reviews.

House cleaning · sample

Saltmarsh Home Cleaning

Savannah, GA · sample design

A calm layout that opens with “House cleaning in Savannah” and a call button, then lists recurring, deep, move-out and post-renovation cleaning plus an option for clients who want their own products used. It ends with reviews, a service area and a booking section.

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House cleaning · sample

Fresh Sage Cleaning

Madison, WI · sample design

A brighter design with the phone number in the header and a “Call to book” button on every service card, from recurring to apartment cleaning. A four-step “how it works” strip walks first-time customers through booking.

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FAQ

Questions from cleaning business owners

Do you build websites for commercial and janitorial cleaning companies too?

Yes. The same plan works for residential maids, office and janitorial crews, and companies that do both. We split the site so homeowners find recurring, deep and move-out cleaning, while property managers and office managers find a separate commercial section with how you quote, when you work and which buildings you handle.

How much does a cleaning business website cost with CraftLaunch?

$69 once to design, write and launch your site, then $35 a month for hosting, the SSL certificate, security updates, SEO upkeep and edits by our team. It is month-to-month with no contract, and cancelling takes effect at the end of your paid month.

Can my site show that we are insured, bonded and background-checked?

Yes, and for a cleaning company it is one of the most useful things on the page, because clients are letting your team into their home or office. Tell us on the onboarding call what coverage and checks you actually have and we place them near the top of the site and next to your call button. We only list what is true for your business.

Can I add seasonal specials like spring cleaning or holiday prep later?

Yes. Edits are included in the $35 plan. Send us the new service, price or promotion, whether it is move-out season or holiday guest prep, and our team updates the site, usually within 2–3 business days.

How will customers request a cleaning from my website?

Every page has a tap-to-call button, and the site includes a contact form so people can describe their home or building and ask for a quote. We set the form up to ask what you need to know, like bedrooms and bathrooms, pets, how often they want cleaning and how your team gets in.

Can you guarantee my cleaning company will rank first on Google?

No. Nobody can honestly guarantee a ranking. We set up the SEO basics properly: your services and city in every page title, your service area on the site, fast-loading pages and a link to your Google Business Profile. Results depend on your market and how established your business is.

Can I keep my existing domain?

Yes. If you already own a domain through GoDaddy, Namecheap or another registrar, we connect your new site to it. The domain stays yours, even if you cancel.

Get your cleaning company online in 1–3 business days.

$69 to launch, $35 a month for hosting, updates and edits. No contract. Questions first? Email getcraftlaunch@gmail.com.

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