A website for a post-construction cleaning crew that contractors call first

A post-construction cleaning website earns its keep by making the site legible to a general contractor or project manager, who searches and hires differently than a homeowner booking a regular clean.

Three cleans, three pages: rough clean, final clean, touch-up clean, plus a project quote for contractors.

Who this build is for

Built for crews that clean after construction, renovation or remodeling work, whether the buyer is a contractor, a builder or a homeowner finishing a project.

The usual failures

What usually goes wrong for post-construction and renovation cleaning

  • The site does not distinguish rough clean, final clean and touch-up clean, which are three different jobs a construction or renovation project usually needs.
  • Contractors looking for a reliable subcontractor have no way to see typical turnaround time or crew size before they call.
  • There is no page addressing dust and debris removal specifically, even though that is the main concern driving the search.
  • The quote form is built for a homeowner's regular clean, not a one-off job priced by square footage and debris level.

The sitemap

The pages your site will carry

  1. 1Home
  2. 2About
  3. 3Rough clean
  4. 4Final clean
  5. 5Touch-up clean
  6. 6Dust and debris removal
  7. 7For contractors and builders
  8. 8Service areas
  9. 9Get a project quote

Project quote tool

A form that asks for project type, square footage, debris level and target completion date, built for a one-off job rather than a recurring booking.

Client outcomes

What post-construction cleaning teams say changed

  • FAQ research and editorial review for cleaning estimates

    They built the FAQ from our actual cleaning estimates correspondence. They identified which questions belonged on the site and we checked every answer before launch. Pointing people to the page has replaced hunting through old emails.
    Kenneth FitzwilliamService supervisor, show home and new-build cleaning team Frederick, MD
  • Submission acknowledgment and follow-up for cleaning estimates

    People used to ring just to check their cleaning estimates form had actually gone through. Submitters now see exactly what we will do with their request and when to expect us. Duplicate submissions have dropped away almost completely.
    Karima TabbaraCustomer inquiries coordinator, after-builders cleaning specialists Ann Arbor, MI
  • Inquiry form and response workflow for cleaning estimates

    We expected a prettier website; what we actually use every day is the new form. Every submission arrives with property size, cleaning frequency and access arrangements filled in, which used to take us a second email to obtain. The first message is usually enough to act on now.
    Anjali DattaBusiness administrator, gym and leisure cleaning contractor Fargo, ND

Every feature, every plan

Features that matter most for post-construction cleaning

Every plan is the full managed website. Deep Clean Plus adds the AI Engine (receptionist, chat and messaging agents); White Glove Elite adds the Content Engine on top. Here is every feature, what it fixes for a cleaning company, what you have to do, and which plans include it.

  • Spotless Start $117/ month, live in 7 days
  • Deep Clean Plus $247/ month + usage, live in 10 days
  • White Glove Elite $597/ month, live in 15 days

Turning visits into booked jobs

The AI Engine

Getting found: SEO, AEO, GEO and schema

The plans

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

Compare the plans

Questions from post-construction and renovation cleaning

Does the site explain the difference between rough, final and touch-up cleans?

Yes, each gets its own page describing what stage of the project it applies to and what it includes, since contractors and homeowners both search for these terms separately.

Can contractors see typical turnaround before calling?

Yes, a page aimed at contractors and builders states typical turnaround and crew size, so a project manager can judge fit before requesting a quote.

Is the quote tool built for one-off project pricing?

Yes, it prices by project type, square footage and debris level rather than assuming a recurring schedule, matching how post-construction work is actually sold.

Can the site show before and after photos of a construction clean specifically?

Yes, the gallery can be organised so post-construction jobs are shown separately from residential and commercial cleaning work.

Can a contractor request a quote with drawings or photos?

The project quote tool captures project type, square footage, debris level and target date, and the enquiry lands in your CRM so your team can ask for drawings or photos in the first reply.

Can we show safety practices and insurance for construction sites?

Yes, in your own words. A page for contractors and builders can describe your insurance, crew supervision and site safety practices. We only publish what you confirm.

Does the AI Engine help with contractor enquiries?

On Deep Clean Plus and White Glove Elite, it answers first questions about rough, final and touch-up cleans and takes project details at any hour, then routes the enquiry to you for pricing.

Do we have to write the project pages ourselves?

No. We write them from the onboarding form and call, and you approve them before launch. Later changes go through your 5 monthly revisions.

See it built for post-construction cleaning

A live walk-through, on your screen, of the site you would get.

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