Commercial cleaning

Win more commercial cleaning contractswith a better lead and follow-up system.

Most commercial cleaning companies do not have a demand problem. They have a sorting problem — office, medical and warehouse buyers all land on the same page, read the same generic copy, and the ones worth the most money leave first.

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What usually breaks

If any of this sounds like your month, it is fixable.

  1. Symptom

    Everything comes from referrals

    Referrals are the best lead you get and the worst pipeline you can plan around. When a contract ends, there is no second channel to lean on and the month goes quiet.

  2. Symptom

    One page for every kind of building

    A hospital facilities manager and an apartment property manager are buying different things with different compliance requirements. One page written for both persuades neither.

  3. Symptom

    Quote requests go cold

    A commercial buyer requesting a quote is usually asking three companies the same week. Replying the next morning is often already second place.

  4. Symptom

    No idea which jobs came from where

    Without tracking, the site, the truck wraps and the referrals all get equal credit, and the budget gets spread evenly across things that are not performing evenly.

How we'd work

Six stages. You see the diagnosis before anything gets built.

The order matters more than the list. Most of what gets sold as marketing starts at stage three, builds something, and finds out at stage six whether it was the right thing.

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  • Find the problem

    We look at where the work actually comes from now, what people do on the site, how fast inquiries get answered and what happens after. The constraint is usually not where the owner thinks it is.

  • Sharpen the offer

    Before spending anything on traffic, we make the reason to choose you legible in a sentence. Cheaper to fix the message than to buy more clicks for a weak one.

  • Build the page

    One page built to do one job, for one type of buyer, with the proof and the next step where they need them. Not a rebuild of your whole site.

  • Open a channel

    Search ads, direct outreach, or both — chosen by where your buyers already look, not by what we prefer to run.

  • Fix the follow-up

    Speed of first reply, what happens when nobody picks up, and the sequence over the following weeks. This is where most of the money already in your pipeline is sitting.

  • Make it measurable

    Tracking that ties a booked job back to what produced it, so the next decision comes from evidence instead of a hunch.

Who this covers

The buyer changes with the building.

These are not variations on one service. Each one has a different decision-maker, a different objection and a different reason to pay more — which is why one page for all of them underperforms.

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    Medical-office cleaning

    Compliance, documented protocols and trained staff matter more than price. The buyer is protecting themselves as much as buying a service.

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    Warehouse cleaning

    Square footage, scheduling around operations, and whether you can work the hours the facility is not running.

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    Commercial janitorial contracts

    Recurring, procurement-led, often competitive tender. Won on reliability evidence and account management, rarely on the lowest bid.

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    School and daycare cleaning

    Background checks, safe products and term-time scheduling. Trust signals do more work here than anywhere else.

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    Apartment-building cleaning

    Property managers buying on responsiveness and turnover speed, usually managing several buildings at once.

Where to start · $1,500

Commercial Contract Growth Sprint

One constraint in your commercial pipeline, diagnosed and fixed inside a week. Usually that means separating your highest-value building type onto its own quote journey and closing the gap between a request arriving and someone answering it.

  • A quote page built for one building type, not all of them

  • Commercial contract outreach to named facilities decision-makers

  • Email and LinkedIn prospecting aimed at your best-fit properties

  • Quote-request follow-up that runs whether or not anyone remembers

  • A CRM that shows which contracts are actually live

  • Recovery of the inquiries that already came in and went unanswered

Fixed fee, fixed scope, seven working days. You approve the direction before anything gets built, and you own every account and file at the end. We do not guarantee leads, rankings or revenue.

Next step

Find out where the commercial contracts are leaking.

We'll look at your quote journey, your response times and where your work currently comes from, then tell you the one thing costing you most. No obligation, and we'll say so if we think you don't need us.