For cleaning companies
Website design for cleaning businesses in Exeter, Devon and the South West
A cleaning business's site needs to move a mobile visitor from search to a booking enquiry as fast as possible, this is one of the most decision-quick trades on this list: a customer searching for a cleaner is usually ready to book, not browsing for weeks. A cluttered site with too many steps between landing and enquiring loses that kind of visitor.
It also helps to separate the different kinds of cleaning work clearly, regular domestic cleaning, a one-off deep clean, end-of-tenancy work, since each has a different customer with a different urgency and a different question in mind.
Which pages matter most
What a cleaners site needs to get right
Home
A short, fast route to booking above the fold, since a cleaning search is usually a ready-to-book decision, not a slow browse.
Services
Separates regular domestic cleaning from one-off deep cleans and end-of-tenancy work, each a different customer.
Contact
The simplest possible form, since friction here costs bookings more directly than on almost any other trade.
Pricing
The same two fixed prices, one add-on
Five-page site
£250 one-off
Home, about, services, contact and one more page. Suits a business with one clear offer.
Ten-page site
£400 one-off
The same build standard with room for more: individual service pages, a proper FAQ page, more to show a visitor.
Something bigger
Contact us
More pages, a shop, online bookings, a customer portal, or anything that needs its own logins and integrations. Contact us and we quote for what is actually needed.
Cleaners
Cleaners questions
- How simple should the enquiry form actually be
- As simple as it can be while still capturing what you need to quote, since a cleaning enquiry is often decided in the moment. A long form with unnecessary fields loses more bookings here than on a slower-decision trade.
- Should I separate domestic and end-of-tenancy cleaning on the site
- Yes, they are different customers with different urgency, an end-of-tenancy customer usually has a fixed deadline, so treating them the same on one page underserves both.
- Do I need to state areas covered specifically
- Yes, and plainly, a cleaning customer wants a fast yes or no on coverage before reading anything else, so bury that answer and you lose them to a competitor who states it clearly.
Where
Cleaners across the South West
Other trades
Built for the way each trade actually gets found
Or call and ask
Get your cleaners site started
Tell us about the business and the area you cover, and the studio comes back with a price.