Look established before the call
A clean, professional site with your services, guarantees, and team signals reliability when someone is choosing who gets access to their home.
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Regular clients start with one good first impression.
Cleaning is a trust purchase: you are asking someone to hand over their keys. A site with your services, your coverage area, and real reviews does the reassuring before you speak, and a structured quote form means enquiries arrive with the details you need to price in one reply.
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The whole stack
Everything you need to run it.
Quotes with size, frequency, and postcode up front, priced in one reply instead of four messages.
What your site needs
The three jobs your website must do.
Quotes without the back-and-forth
A quote form that asks the right questions up front, property size, service type, frequency, postcode, so you can price most jobs from the first email.
Proof that lowers the risk
Google reviews on your own site, before/after photos of real jobs, and clear statements on insurance and vetting.
Made for cleaning businesses
The right sections, ready to drop in.
- Quote formsize, frequency, postcode in one message
- Google reviewstrust, on the page where they decide
- Before / after sliderend-of-tenancy proof that sells
- Service-area mapshow the postcodes you cover
Try this briefExample
“Domestic and end-of-tenancy cleaning across Nottingham, DBS-checked team, weekly and fortnightly slots”
You get a draft with your services and the postcodes you cover, and a quote form that asks for size, frequency and address in one message.
It starts from a template made for the trade. Here that is Cleaning Service, the one rendered live at the top of this page.
Write your own briefAn example, not a live demo. Nothing runs on this page.
Why it works
A website that does the whole job.
The economics of cleaning reward recurring work, and recurring work goes to whoever looks dependable at the moment of search. "End of tenancy cleaning Nottingham" and "office cleaners near me" are high-intent queries: the person searching needs the job done this month. Pendro pages load fast, carry the structured data local search rewards, and put reassurance where it counts, with your vetting and insurance stated plainly, your reviews on your own pages, and before/after sliders showing the real standard.
The quote form is designed around how cleaning is priced. Property size, number of bedrooms, service type, frequency, and postcode are captured up front and delivered to your inbox, so most quotes go out in one reply instead of a phone call, a visit, and a week of missed messages. As you grow, add a commercial-cleaning page for office managers or a carpet-cleaning page for the add-on service, each one a new search result working for you.
Every plan starts free — see what each plan includes.
Cleaning firms comparing Wix should skip to the forms section: capturing property size, frequency, and postcode with the enquiry is the difference between quoting by email tonight and quoting by phone next week. Read the full Pendro vs Wix comparison, or see how Pendro measures up against Squarespace, Framer and WordPress.
Templates
Start from a template made for your trade.
Questions
Asked by cleaning businesses.
Can customers book a regular slot through the site?
They request one. The form captures frequency, day preferences, and property details, and lands in your email. You confirm the slot by reply, which keeps your schedule under your control rather than letting software book your team into a day that does not work.
What should a cleaning website include to win commercial contracts?
Office and facilities managers look for insurance details, vetting policy, consistency guarantees, and evidence of similar contracts. A dedicated commercial page covering those, with a case study or testimonial, does more than a brochure, and in Pendro it is a page you can build in an evening.
I am a one-person operation. Is a website worth it?
A solo cleaner with a professional one-page site competes well against larger firms relying on directory listings. The free plan covers what you need: your services, your area, your reviews, and a quote form, at no cost until you want your own domain.
Should I have a separate page for each area I cover?
Only where you genuinely work and can say something specific. A page for a town you actually serve, naming the districts, the property types, and the jobs you do there, earns its place. Pages that swap one town name for another do not, and search engines are good at spotting them.
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Looking designed.
No card, no time limit. One site free forever, and nothing you change can make it look undesigned.