House Notes
Premium cleaning website template
A cleaning website template for recurring house cleaning that opens on the card your team keeps for every home. Free to build and preview.
Free to build and publish, no card required. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.
- A house-card hero, with your photo or a short film
- Editorial type and layout
- Before and after plates
- A fixed-price tariff, not pricing cards
- A photography-led service grid
- A quote form built for cleaners
- An email for every new request
- A call button that stays on screen on phones
Cleaning design
House Notes
Built from: The index card a cleaning team keeps for every house: where the key lives, how the towels get folded, which rooms to leave alone.
Recurring house cleaning, sold on remembering how each home likes it. Opens on the card the team keeps for every house.
- The house card hero
- Photography-led services
- A ruled price list
- A quote form built for cleaners
- Counters and pledges
- Your areas, and a page for your main city
Done for you
We'll build your cleaning website in 2 business days, ready to book the weekly.
The recurring client is the business. The site is built to start that relationship, not just to get one visit.
$99 today, $400 on approval, then $79/month starting 30 days after go-live. 30-day money-back guarantee from the day it goes live, no reason needed, and you keep the domain. Registration and the first year are included.
Rather build it yourself? Start free. Either way you end up in the same editor, with the same Lead Inbox; done for you means the first version is built for you, and we keep changing it on the $79/month managed plan.
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One-off jobs are nice. Weekly is a business.
The quote form asks how often they want a clean, and the price calculator gives regular cleans their discount, so the person filling it in is choosing a schedule rather than asking about one.
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I am asking to be let into someone's home.
Background checks, insurance, who actually turns up: we put the trust section where a first-time customer reads it, above the gallery, because that is the real objection and the photos are not.
Four cleaning website templates. One editor.
Every design below is a complete cleaning website in its own right, not a color swap. Open any of them as a full live site, then switch between them later without losing a word you have written.
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Original The straightforward one. Photo-led, bright, and built for a solo cleaner or small crew selling recurring home cleans. Open the live demo
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Aurora Editorial serif and generous white space, for a cleaning business pitching on care and detail rather than on price. Open the live demo
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Bloom Bold colour and big type. Suits a newer cleaning company that wants to look nothing like the local competition. Open the live demo
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House Notes Recurring house cleaning, sold on remembering how each home likes it. Opens on the card the team keeps for every house. Open the live demo
The cleaning website for people who charge what they are worth
Plenty of cleaning sites compete on price because they look like everyone else. House Notes opens with the card your team keeps on every home, sets your work in plain photography, and lists your prices in a ruled price list. Free to build and preview.
Built for premium residential cleaners, boutique housekeeping teams, high-end vacation rental managers and move-out specialists working in fine homes. Every section is shaped for a customer who is choosing on trust and finish rather than on hourly rate.
- Free to build and preview
- The house card on the first screen
- A ruled price list for your cleans
- Every request emailed to you and saved in your Lead Inbox
Look like the most expensive quote. Win anyway.
Two things lose premium cleaning work. The site looks like a directory listing, so the customer assumes you are interchangeable. Or the price is hidden, so they never ask. House Notes answers both on the first screens.
The house card opens the page
The first screen shows the card your team keeps for every home: where the spare key lives, shoes off or not, which rooms to leave alone. A recurring client is buying exactly that, not having to say it twice. You write the lines, and your photograph or a short silent film sits beside the card.
Prices in the open, calmly
Your cleans are set as a ruled price list rather than competing cards, so every price sits on one line and the comparison is easy. Customers can see what a clean costs before they ask, and the list shows on your site once you've set your prices.
Proof that holds up to a close look
Before and after photos sit side by side at the same size, each pair with a short label. No sliders to drag and no stamps across the image. The work makes the argument.
Restraint that reads as confidence
No badges, no starbursts, no row of stars on every card. A review is set as a large quotation with the name beneath it, and space and type carry the page, which is what a customer already associates with paying more.
What ships switched on
The same lead tools as every Buildrok site, in a design that suits a higher rate.
The house card hero
The headline, one sentence and your buttons sit at the top, with the house card and your photograph or film side by side beneath them. Nothing is written over the photograph, so it stays bright and the headline stays readable on every color preset.
Photography-led services
Each service is a tall photograph with the name beneath it, and a price if you want to show one. Add your own shots as you build a library, or start with the set that ships.
A ruled price list
Full-width rows for each clean, with what's included, an optional most-popular band and a button on each row. Edit every figure on the page; the list shows once you've set your prices.
A quote form built for cleaners
It asks the size of the home, the service, how often, about pets and how you'll get in, with junk and bot messages blocked before they reach you.
Counters and pledges
Large figures for things like homes cleaned and repeat clients, which count up as they scroll into view, plus a ruled list of your pledges. Both are optional, and both show only once you've filled them in.
Your areas, and a page for your main city
An areas page listing every town you cover, and a page of its own for your main city, on every plan. More town pages come with the Local SEO Pro add-on.
From template to booked jobs in three steps
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Preview House Notes
Your site opens with sample words and photos, the house card and a working quote form. Nothing to install and no card needed.
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Make it yours, live
Tap any text to change it. Write your own house card, swap in your photography or film, set your prices and pick a color preset. Every change saves as you go.
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Publish and take requests
Publish at a free Buildrok address, or put it on your own domain for $29 a month. Quote requests arrive by email and land in your Lead Inbox at the same time.
The lead system behind the design
A beautiful site that does not turn into booked work is decoration. Here is what happens when a customer reaches the bottom of the page.
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The customer fills in the quote form
The size of the home, the service, how often, pets, how you'll get in and a note of their own. Enough to price the job without a call, short enough that people finish it.
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Junk and bots are blocked
A hidden field only bots fill in, a check on how fast the form was sent, a check for made-up names and a filter for links run on the server for every request, so junk is dropped before it reaches you.
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You get an email
The request arrives in your email with everything the customer told you, so you can reply from your phone between jobs.
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The lead lands in your dashboard
The same request appears in your Lead Inbox, where you move it through new, contacted, quoted, booked and lost, so nothing slips between weekly schedules.
Show the work, not a list of words
Each service gets a photograph, a name and, if you want, a price. Customers see the standard you hold before they read a single feature bullet, which is what separates a premium quote from a cheap one.
- Regular housekeeping
- Deep cleans
- Move-out cleans
- Vacation rental turnovers
- Post-renovation cleans
- Laundry and linen
Why customers hand you their keys
Premium cleaning is a trust purchase before it is a price one. The template gives you the space to answer that quietly, in your own words, without plastering badges across the page.
- Insured and bonded
- Background-checked cleaners
- The same cleaner every visit
- Your satisfaction guarantee
- Fixed prices, no hourly clock
- Low-fragrance products
See it with your own business name on it
Preview House Notes free, change the words live, and decide once it looks like your company rather than a demo.
What it costs
$29 a month
Or $276 a year, which is $23 a month. Building and previewing are free, with no card.
- Every page your design has, plus up to 5 of your own
- A standard .com, .net, .org, .co, .us domain, registered in your name and renewed while you're subscribed
- Or connect a domain you already own, free
- Hosting and the security padlock
- A quote form built for your trade, with junk and bot messages blocked
- The Lead Inbox, to track every job from new to booked
- A photo gallery of your work
- A call button that stays on screen on phones
- Built for local Google searches
House Notes template questions
How is House Notes different from the Original cleaning template?
Same lead tools, different argument. Original opens on a room-by-room checklist of what you clean and sets prices in cards. House Notes opens on the house card, with editorial type, photograph-led services and a ruled price list instead of cards. Pick Original if your customers want to see exactly what gets done, House Notes if you compete on finish.
Do I need my own video for the hero?
No. A short silent film ships with the template and plays on a loop beside the house card. You can replace it with your own footage or a still photograph at any time, and the hero works the same way with either.
Will the video slow my site down or hurt SEO?
The film is muted and loops, and a still image sits underneath it, so the box is filled before the film starts. It plays in a box of fixed size and nothing is written over it, so the headline is readable from the start and nothing moves when the film arrives. Search engines read your words, which are on the page rather than in the film.
Can I change the colors and fonts?
Yes. House Notes starts with its own palette and type, and you can change both: pick a color preset or your own colors, and a different font. The presets are checked for readable contrast.
Does it work on phones?
Yes. The house card and photograph stack under the headline, services drop to a single column, the price list reflows, and a call button stays on screen as the customer scrolls.
Is it really free to preview?
Yes. Build the full site, change your business name, services, prices and photography, and share a preview link without a card. You pay only when it goes on your own domain, for $29 a month.
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Free to build and preview, with no card. Publish when you are happy, and put it on your own domain when you are ready.