Cleaning company website design.

A cleaning company website carries an awkward double load: it has to feel friendly enough for a young couple booking their first regular clean, and credible enough that a facilities manager will shortlist you for a 12-month office contract. Most generic templates pick one and lose the other. The domestic-led sites look cheap when a commercial buyer lands; the corporate ones scare off the busy mum who just wants to know if you do every other Tuesday for £55.

The fix is structural. One brand, two clearly separated journeys. The domestic side wants an instant quote calculator — bedrooms, bathrooms, weekly/fortnightly/4-weekly, instant price, book online, done. End-of-tenancy gets its own page because the buyer journey is completely different (anxious tenant, deposit on the line, wants the deep clean guaranteed). Airbnb cleaning is a third audience again — hosts want same-day turnaround, linen change, key handling, and they're shopping on reliability not price.

The commercial side wants a different vocabulary entirely. Accreditations on display (BICSc, SafeContractor, CHAS, ISO 9001 where you have them). DBS-checked, uniformed, supervised. Public liability cover stated. Method statements and RAMS available. Case studies with real client names where you've got consent. A capability statement PDF download that goes straight into the tender pack. Different CTA — not "book now" but "request a site survey".

We build cleaning sites that serve both audiences without compromising either. Booking integration so the domestic side runs itself, a smart commercial enquiry form that captures property size and service requirement upfront, photography of real staff and real properties, and the trust signals each audience actually cares about — not generic stock imagery and meaningless claims. The result is a website that books domestic work while it sleeps and helps you make the shortlist on commercial bids.