The guide for your cleaning business
The things you look up once you already have clients: charging more, quoting without second-guessing, and answering messages without the knot in your stomach. Written by someone who has built the pages of thirty cleaning businesses.
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12 English messages to answer a client, ready to copy
The twelve you end up writing over and over: price, day and time, pets, the insurance question, how you get paid, and the one you send when she is happy.
Do you need an LLC to clean houses? What this directory shows
Plenty of the businesses published here have no registered company, and they are working and getting paid. What an LLC is, what is free, and who to ask.
How to ask for a review without sounding like you are begging
Three yes-or-no questions, a link that works once, and a short text. When to ask, what never to do, and what to write back when one comes out bad.
Thumbtack, Angi and Yelp: what they really charge you per lead
We went looking for the number on their own sites on September 9, 2026. It is not published anywhere. Here is what can be known, and how to work out yours.
What to charge for cleaning houses in the U.S.
The prices owners in this directory published themselves, next to the national averages, plus how to quote a house you have never walked through.
Your page, your Google profile and a directory: what each one does
Three things people mix up. What each one actually does, which one costs nothing, and why so few cleaning businesses ever link their Google.