Point at it to scroll through. Fictional commercial cleaning and day porter company.
Websites for commercial cleaning and janitorial companies
Commercial cleaning websites that win the walkthrough.
Facility and property managers compare cleaning companies before they invite anyone in to bid. We build websites that show the buildings you clean, how you check your work and that you're insured and bonded, with an easy way to request a walkthrough.
- $2,000 flat
- Live in 72 hours
- No writing on your end
The people checking you out want proof, not promises.
A facility manager whose current cleaner keeps missing things. An office manager who just got handed "find someone new." A property manager bidding out five buildings at once. They're often weighing a few companies at once, and they want to know one thing: will you show up, do it right and not create problems?
Most cleaning websites answer with a stock photo of a smiling person holding a mop and the words "quality" and "reliable." The companies that get the walkthrough show the proof.
What a commercial cleaning website needs.
Eight things, in roughly the order buyers look for them.
Services by building type
Offices, medical and dental, schools, industrial and warehouse, retail, multi-tenant properties. Each has different needs, and a medical buyer wants to see that you know what a medical office needs. Give your main building types their own page.
A clear service menu
Nightly janitorial, day porter, floor care (strip and wax, carpet extraction), restrooms and supplies, windows, post-construction and disinfection. Say what a standard contract includes and what's extra.
Insurance, bonding and background checks, up front
Buyers ask before anything else. Say you're insured and bonded, that every employee is background-checked, and that a certificate of insurance comes with your proposal.
How you check quality
Supervisor inspections, the checklist or app you use, how often you inspect and how you handle a complaint. This is usually the real difference between you and the company they're replacing.
Training and compliance
Bloodborne pathogens training for medical work, safety data sheets on site, green cleaning products if you use them. Name the specifics.
Service area and hours
The cities and counties you cover, and whether you clean nights, weekends or during the day.
A walkthrough request, not a generic form
Ask for the building type, rough square footage, how often they want cleaning and when you can visit. Then say what happens next and how fast.
A careers page that helps you hire
Most cleaning companies are always hiring. Show pay, shifts and locations, and let people apply in minutes from a phone. If your team speaks Spanish, offer the application in Spanish too.
See it in a concept build.
Brightline Facility Services is a fictional company we designed to show these ideas working together. It isn't a client.
- Inspection scores shown as proof of quality
- A page for every kind of building they clean
- Bonding and background checks where buyers look for them
- A walkthrough request instead of a contact form
What we'd fix first on most cleaning company sites.
- Stock photos of people who don't work for you
- No mention of insurance, bonding or background checks
- Residential and commercial on one page, with detail for neither
- A contact form that asks nothing about the building
- No careers page while you're hiring every month
- "Quality" and "reliable" with no proof behind them
Already have a website? We can update it or rebuild it. We'll tell you which makes sense on the first call.
Questions owners ask.
Something we didn't cover? Ask us, call (914) 200-3388 or email sam@sitesforsmb.com.
$2,000 flat for design, writing, build and launch. After that, $25 a month covers hosting and changes whenever you need them, and you can cancel anytime. No hourly billing and no long-term contract.
Usually not exact prices, because every building is different. You can explain how you price (per visit, monthly contract or square footage), your minimums and what's included, so buyers know what to expect before the walkthrough.
Yes. Buyers ask early, especially for medical, school and government work. Say you're insured and bonded, and offer to send a certificate of insurance with the proposal.
For the ones you want more of, yes. A medical office buyer wants medical-specific details, and separate pages give each one a better chance of showing up when someone searches for that kind of cleaning in your area.
72 hours after a 30-minute kickoff call. We write the site from that call, so you don't have to write anything. You review a private preview before it goes live, and if you need more time, we wait for you.
Referrals get you the call. If the facility manager looks you up while comparing companies, a clear site makes sure the referral turns into a walkthrough.
Your cleaning company's website, live in 72 hours.
- $2,000 flat
- All the writing done for you
- You own it, start to finish
Or email sam@sitesforsmb.com