A website for a commercial cleaning company that wins contract work
A commercial cleaning website earns its keep by making a facilities manager confident enough to request a proposal, which takes a different page structure than the one built to sell a homeowner a weekly visit.
Who this build is for
Built for janitorial and commercial cleaning companies that bid on office, retail, medical and industrial contracts rather than selling single home visits.
What usually goes wrong for commercial and janitorial cleaning companies
- The site reads like a residential cleaning page with "commercial" added to the title, which does not answer what a facilities manager actually needs to know.
- There is no page describing contract terms, walkthroughs or bid requests, so every serious enquiry still starts with an email asking how the process works.
- Certifications, insurance coverage and staff screening are mentioned once in passing instead of given their own page, which is often the first thing a commercial buyer checks.
- The site has no way to separate office cleaning from medical facility cleaning from industrial cleaning, even though the compliance requirements are different for each.
The pages your site will carry
- 1Home
- 2About
- 3Office cleaning
- 4Retail cleaning
- 5Medical facility cleaning
- 6Industrial and warehouse cleaning
- 7Request a walkthrough
- 8Insurance and certifications
- 9Service areas
Walkthrough and proposal request form
A form built for a commercial buyer: facility type, square footage, current cleaning frequency and any compliance requirements, routed to your team to schedule a walkthrough.
Three ways to run it
Spotless Start
The website, fully managed, live in 7 days
Deep Clean Plus
Everything, plus the AI Engine, live in 10 days
White Glove Elite
Everything, plus the Content Engine, live in 15 days
Questions from commercial and janitorial cleaning companies
Does the site separate different facility types?
Yes, office, retail, medical and industrial cleaning each get their own page, since a facilities manager searching for medical facility cleaning wants to see compliance and screening details that a retail page does not need.
Can we display insurance and bonding information?
Yes, a dedicated page carries your insurance coverage, bonding and any staff screening or certification you hold, since commercial buyers look for that before requesting a proposal.
Is the site set up to handle a longer sales process than a residential site?
Yes, the walkthrough request form is built for a proposal-based sale, so it captures the details a facilities manager expects to provide, rather than the short quote form a residential visitor fills in.
Can we list current contracts or client types without naming clients?
Yes, the site can describe the sectors you serve, such as retail chains or medical offices, without naming specific clients, which keeps confidentiality intact while still showing relevant experience.
See it built for commercial and janitorial
A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.
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