Cleaning packages, areas you serve and a quote form — so people can actually hire you
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The problem
- Clients ask the same questions: square footage, frequency, supplies, pets.
- Recurring vs. one-time pricing is hard to explain in a post.
- Many neighbourhood inquiries are from outside your area.
- Referrals arrive as “my friend gave me your number” with no details.
What your page shows
A clean one-page site with your services, hours, service area and these buttons: Request a quote · Text · Call · Book. Example service lines house cleaners often list (you set your own prices):
What to put on your page
- List exactly what a standard clean includes and what's extra.
- Say whether you bring supplies and equipment.
- Explain your policy for pets, keys and access.
How booking usually works
Cleaning work is usually quoted first (home size, condition, frequency), then scheduled. Your page states what each clean includes, lists the areas you serve, and collects quote requests with the details you need.
Ways house cleaners use it
- Give referral customers one link that answers the usual questions.
- List neighbourhoods you serve to cut out-of-area requests.
- Explain supplies and pet policies once in the FAQ.
FAQ
Can I describe what's included in each clean?
Yes — use the service lines and FAQ to spell out inclusions.
Can I show recurring discounts?
Yes, as plain service lines (e.g. “Biweekly clean — from $110”).
Will this get me Google rankings?
Published pages are public and can be indexed, but no one can promise search rankings.
What does it cost?
Building and viewing your preview is free. Publishing is a one-time payment shown before checkout (it includes 12 months of hosting). Nothing is charged automatically.
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