Website design for cleaning businesses
People hiring a cleaner want to know what is included before they ask what it costs. These designs lay that out clearly and make the booking request short.
What your customers look for
- They compare what each service covers: a regular clean, an end-of-lease clean, an office clean.
- They want to know you are insured and whether you bring your own products.
- They would rather send a short request than phone around.
How the design is built for this trade
- 01One block per service
Home, end of lease, commercial and one-off cleans each get their own block, so a customer finds theirs at a glance.
- 02What is included
A checklist for each service, written by you, so customers know what they are booking.
- 03Where you work
Your suburbs or regions, with a note on how far you will travel.
- 04A short booking request
A form that asks for the size of the place, the kind of clean and the date, and sends it to your email.
- 05Cover and checks
Room for insurance details or staff checks, if you have them and want them shown.
Designs to start from
Each one is a finished site for a made-up business. Open it, scroll through it and see how it would look with your name on it.
Barwon Bright Cleaning
Laneway Commercial Cleaning
Paperbark Cleaning Co.What you bring
- The services you provide and what each one includes
- Your service areas
- Your contact details and hours
- Insurance or staff-check details, if you want them shown
Ready-made starts at A$39 a month + GST, with no setup fee. Hosting on our own servers and HTTPS are included. See what Ready-made includes.
Questions people ask
Do I have to publish my prices?
No. You decide which prices appear, and sections that need prices stay out when you have none.
Can customers pick a date on the site?
The request form collects a preferred date and sends it to you. You confirm the booking yourself.
Can I add a second service later?
Yes. Add a new block whenever you start offering something new.
