A cleaning service website designed to turn a busy week into a cleaning plan request

1. 01

   The visit types are named by situation

   A homeowner is looking for a weekly clean, a one-time deep clean or a move-out, and a list of tasks does not answer that. Recurring visit, deep clean and move-ready are the 3 rows, each with a sentence that says who it is for.

2. 02

   A plan builder replaces a quote form

   Cleaning quotes depend on home size and frequency, and a blank contact form hides that. The form asks for home size and cadence as selects, and a summary panel reflects both back, so the request arrives with the 2 facts a cleaner needs.

3. 03

   White, aqua and royal blue say clean without saying it

   Photographs of sponges and rubber gloves make a cleaning service look like a supply catalog. One bright kitchen photo, flat white space and 2 saturated blues carry the message, and the page stays fast.

4. 04

   3 steps show that the customer sets the scope

   People hesitate to hire cleaners because they imagine losing control of their home. The 3 steps run scope, confirm and reset, so the homeowner’s preferences come first and the cleaning last.

• Visit types named by situation: recurring, deep clean, move-in or move-out
• How you price: by home size, by hour or by a flat visit rate
• Whether you bring supplies and what products you use
• Your insurance and how you vet the people you send
• The neighborhoods you serve and the days you work
• A request form that asks for home size and how often

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