Talk to the person who signs contracts
Facility managers, building owners, practice managers and school business managers want scope, reliability, vetting and insurance. They are not reading the same page as a householder wanting an oven done.
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More recurring contracts. Fewer one-off jobs.
Predictable monthly income and teams that are fully booked every week — rather than scrambling to refill the roster after every cancellation.
From $300 + GST · fixed quote before any work starts
Contracts are the business. Everything else is filler.
One office cleaned three nights a week for two years is worth more than fifty bond cleans, and the person who signs it buys completely differently.
Predictable income you can roster against
Recurring work is what lets you hire with confidence and keep good cleaners. The site is pointed squarely at the enquiries that turn into standing contracts.
Customers who stay
Clear scope, clear communication and an easy way to raise an issue is most of what keeps a contract renewing. The site sets that tone before day one.
How the site wins the contracts.
Nothing here is clever for its own sake. Each one exists because it moves the number you care about.
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Separate commercial from domestic
Two different buyers, two different pages, two different enquiry forms. Mixing them makes you look like a casual operator to the commercial buyer and intimidating to the household one.
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Make a site walkthrough easy to request
The commercial sale almost always runs through a walkthrough. The form asks for site type, floor area, frequency and access, so you arrive already knowing roughly what you'll quote.
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Answer the reliability question in advance
Police-vetted staff, insurance, health and safety, supervisors, what happens when a cleaner is sick. Every facility manager is really asking "will this be a problem for me?"
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Be findable for the sectors you serve
Pages for the building types you clean — offices, medical, childcare, gyms, retail — so you turn up in the specific searches rather than competing for "cleaner" against every franchise in the country.
What you get, and what it costs.
One fixed quote, agreed before anything starts. No retainer, no lock-in, no surprises on the invoice.
Every site includes
- Designed for a phone first, because that's where your customers are
- Your own domain, set up and pointed properly
- An enquiry form that emails you and keeps a record
- Google Business Profile set up or tidied up
- Search basics done right at launch, not retrofitted
- Loads fast on a bad connection in a carpark
- Secure certificate and hosting sorted
For commercial and residential cleaning businesses, we add
- Split commercial and residential enquiry paths
- A site-walkthrough request form with scope questions
- Pages for the building types you specialise in
Recent work.
Two sites we built and still run. Have a look at how they load on your phone — that's the standard we're describing.
Fair questions.
The ones commercial and residential cleaning owners actually ask, answered straight.
We get work through tenders and brokers. Does a site matter?
Yes — it's the due diligence step. Your tender gets read, then someone looks you up to see whether you're a real operation. The site either confirms what the tender claimed or quietly undermines it.
Should we publish pricing?
For commercial, no — it's scoped per site. For domestic or one-off work, a from-price saves everyone a phone call. We often publish one and not the other on the same site.
Can people book a regular clean online?
For domestic work, yes, and it converts well. Commercial contracts shouldn't be bookable — you want the walkthrough. We build the two paths deliberately differently.
What if we expand to another city?
The structure handles it. Adding a location means adding a page, not rebuilding. Worth telling us up front if it's on the horizon so we lay it out that way from the start.
Tell us about the business.
No sales call, no pitch deck. Tell us what you do and where you're losing work, and we'll come back with a fixed price and an honest opinion — including if the answer is that you don't need us.
Hours
Monday to Friday, 8.30am – 5.30pm.
Where we work
Wellington based, serving all of New Zealand and Australia.
Get a fixed quote
Not your trade?
We build for these too. Same approach, same fixed-quote pricing.