Jaggi Cleaning Services: a cleaning website with service quotes and moving checklists

We built nine service pages, each with the quote form set to that service. We also added a Melbourne end-of-lease page with a checklist, prices by size, the process and six regions.

The business

Jaggi Cleaning Services is a Melbourne cleaning business. It specialises in end-of-lease cleaning with a bond-back guarantee and a free re-clean if the agent raises anything, and also offers domestic, deep, pre-sale, commercial and short-stay cleaning, along with oven, tile and grout, and pressure washing work. It also takes end-of-lease jobs in Sydney and Perth.

The brief

A cleaning business with this many services gets very different enquiries: a tenant with an inspection booked, a household after a regular cleaner, a landlord preparing a sale. Each needed somewhere to land that talked about their job, and a quote form that did not make them explain it from scratch.

The end-of-lease clean needed the most room, because tenants compare the scope, the guarantee and the price before they book.

A home page that sorts the range

The home page opens with a Melbourne badge, the headline and a shortcut card to end-of-lease cleaning, with buttons to start a quote or call. The quote form beside it asks for a name, email, phone, the service from a list of nine, the suburb and a note about the job. Further down, the services appear as cards, six main services with feature tags and three specialist services, followed by a before-and-after carousel of labelled jobs, the reasons to choose the business and a four-step explanation of how a booking runs.

Service pages that choose the service for you

Each of the nine services has its own page, and each opens with a quote form with that service already chosen. Oven cleaning, tile and grout, and pressure washing sit apart from the whole-property cleans, so someone who needs one surface done is not asked to read about a full move-out clean.

An end-of-lease page that carries the decision

The Melbourne end-of-lease page runs from the quote form through labelled before-and-after photos, the bond-back guarantee and a vacate checklist of the tasks an agent inspects. Prices follow by property size, from a studio to four bedrooms and more, with the common add-ons listed separately.

A three-step process, six Melbourne regions with their suburbs named, ten common questions and links to related services complete the page, so a tenant comparing cleaners can go from first look to quote without leaving it.

Pages for Sydney and Perth

End-of-lease pages for Sydney and Perth drop the full menu and keep only the phone number and the quote button in the header. Each names its own regions, eight across Sydney and eight across Perth, and answers questions in that city's terms.

Built for phones

On a phone, the header keeps the logo and the menu, and a floating call button stays in the corner of every page. The home page leads with the headline, the end-of-lease shortcut and the quote and call buttons. Service pages put the quote form straight under the headline, so the form is the first thing a visitor scrolls to.

What it connects to

Every page leads to the same short quote form, and the form carries the service, the suburb and a note about the job. The business starts its reply already knowing what kind of clean is wanted and where.

The Sydney and Perth pages give the business a specific page to send people to in each city, ready for local advertising whenever it wants to reach renters there.

For a cleaning business that wants each service to bring its own enquiries, see our website design services and marketing for cleaning businesses.