Website for cleaning companies
Customers want a cleaning company that feels reliable and is easy to reach. Your website should show what you do: home, move-out and office cleaning. It should also show which areas you cover and how to request a quote. SnabbSajt builds it for you.
Highlight the RUT tax deduction where it applies so customers see the real cost up front. Quote requests land in your inbox.
Home cleaning and move-out cleaning are two different customers
Someone searching for home cleaning wants a person every other week for years and chooses on trust. Someone searching for move-out cleaning has a date, an inspection and a panic, and chooses on whether you're free on the fourth. So write two separate blocks rather than one merged service list: what a subscription includes and how often you come, versus what the move-out clean covers and whether you guarantee it against the inspection. Office cleaning is a third customer, reading for evening hours and invoicing.
RUT: explain the rules, don't do the customer's maths
The RUT deduction is half the price conversation in cleaning, and most customers have heard of it without knowing how it works. Write a short, honest box: that it applies to labour, that the cap is personal and annual, and how you apply it on the invoice. Give the price before and after the deduction where you can, but don't let the page pretend to calculate an individual customer's deduction - that's her tax return, not your website.
Service areas decide which enquiries you get
Cleaning companies turn down work on the wrong side of town all week. List the municipalities and districts you actually drive to, by name, and say whether there's a travel charge beyond them. That does two things at once: the wrong customers stop enquiring, and searches like "cleaning company Sollentuna" have something to match - today that's often an empty search against pages that only say "greater Stockholm".
The customer lets you into her home - show her who you are
Cleaning is the job where the customer hands a key to someone she's never met. What decides it is rarely the price: it's registration, liability insurance, whether staff are on a collective agreement, whether the same person comes each time, how you handle keys and what happens if something breaks. Write it out on the page, in words. The quote form should ask for floor area, number of rooms and preferred frequency, so you can answer with a price instead of another question.
Why you need a website
- Clear services: home, move-out and office cleaning
- Quote requests that land straight with you
- The RUT deduction explained so the price is clear
- Service areas so the right customers find you
- Reviews that build trust
What's included
Home, move-out and commercial cleaning, with quote requests.
- Ready-made website
- Colours & typography
- Services & pricing
- Frequently asked questions
- Contact form
- AI that knows your business
- Quote request
- Service areas
Frequently asked questions
Yes. A simple form lets the customer describe the job, and the request comes straight to you.
Yes. You can explain the RUT deduction on the page so customers understand the final price.
Ready to get started?
Describe your business and we build your website in minutes. Everything stays editable afterwards.