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Cleaning and janitorial companies

Recurring routes, nightly contracts, turnovers

  • Cleaning overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Recurring residential routesWeekly, biweekly and monthly cleans each get their own page, because a homeowner compares by frequency and a page written for one frequency answers the pricing question before it reaches your phone.
  • Commercial and janitorial contractsA facilities manager checks insurance, building types serviced and shift coverage before anything else.
  • Short-term rental turnoverTurnover work is sold on same-day availability and a checklist a host can read.
  • Specialty and one-time cleansMove-out, post-construction and deep cleans are deadline jobs with different pricing logic, so each gets a page that says what is included and what changes the price.
  • Carpet and floor careExtraction, buffing and sealing are searched by surface, not by company, so the page is organised by the floor the customer is standing on.
  • Every cleaning sub-nicheEight builds, from single crew to franchise
  • Residential recurring cleaningWeekly and biweekly maid service routes
  • Janitorial contractorsFacility crews on nightly schedules
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Plumbing companies

Emergency calls, repipes, water heaters, drains

  • Plumbing overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Emergency and after-hours callsThe emergency page loads fast, puts the phone number in the thumb zone, states the hours you actually answer and says plainly what you charge to come out.
  • Water heaters and tanklessReplacement is a considered purchase, so the page compares tank against tankless in plain language, states what a permit and a haul-away involve, and ends in a quote request rather than a phone call.
  • Drain cleaning and sewer workCamera inspection, hydro jetting, spot repair and full replacement are four different price conversations.
  • Repipes and remodel rough-inRepipe and rough-in work is sold on sequencing and mess, so the page covers how long the water is off, what gets opened up and how the schedule fits around a general contractor.
  • Commercial and property accountsProperty managers and restaurants buy on response time and paperwork.
  • Quote request routingEmergency calls split from quote requests
  • Service and area pagesOne page per job type and town
  • Fast job-ready pagesOpens on a phone in a driveway
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Electrical contractors

Panels, EV chargers, generators, service calls

  • Electrical overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Panel and service upgradesThe page covers what a load calculation is, why the utility has to be involved, what the inspection adds to the timeline and what a typical day on site looks like, because those four questions are the whole sales conversation.
  • EV charger installationWritten for somebody who just ordered a car.
  • Standby generatorsGenerator buyers compare sizing, fuel and transfer switches.
  • Troubleshooting and service callsA breaker that keeps tripping is a same-week job.
  • Commercial and tenant improvementContractors and property managers need to see licensing, bonding, the size of work you take and how you sequence against other trades.
  • Service and area pagesA page per job type and town
  • Weekly site updatesRebates and pricing kept current
  • Researched articlesAnswering the questions buyers search
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Heating and cooling companies

Replacements, repairs, maintenance plans

  • HVAC overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Repair and no-cool callsIn a heat wave the only questions are whether you can come, when, and what the visit costs.
  • System replacementReplacement is researched for weeks.
  • Heat pumps and electrificationHeat pump buyers arrive with questions from somewhere else.
  • Maintenance agreementsA maintenance plan is a subscription, so it gets a page written like one: what each visit includes, what a member gets that a caller does not, and how to join without a phone call.
  • Commercial and light commercialRooftop units and property accounts are sold on response windows and planned maintenance schedules.
  • Weekly site updatesSeasonal swaps handled for you
  • Quote request routingUrgent calls flagged on arrival
  • The AI EngineAfter-hours answering and follow-up
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Landscaping and lawn care companies

Routes, installs, seasonal contracts

  • Landscaping overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Recurring maintenance routesRoute work is sold on what a visit includes and how the season is priced.
  • Design and installationInstall work is a considered purchase with a long look.
  • Irrigation and drainageSprinkler repairs, start-ups and blowouts are seasonal and time-boxed, so the page is built around booking a window rather than describing a service.
  • Seasonal and cleanup workSpring cleanups, leaf removal and snow work each get a page that goes live before the season, because the searches start weeks before the weather does.
  • Commercial grounds contractsProperty managers compare vendors on crew size, equipment, insurance and the reporting they get.
  • Job proof galleriesFinished work, organised by job type
  • Service and area pagesA page per service and town
  • The Content EngineSeasonal posts and reels
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Handyman and remodeling businesses

Punch lists, repairs, kitchens and baths

  • Handyman overviewThe whole build for this trade
  • Small repairs and punch listsPunch list work is sold on a minimum and a clear list.
  • Bathroom and kitchen workA remodel enquiry is a much bigger decision, so the page covers how a project is scoped, what the sequence looks like week by week, and what decisions the homeowner has to make and when.
  • Carpentry, trim and doorsTrim, doors and built-ins are searched by the specific thing that is broken or wanted, so each gets its own section with finished work beside it.
  • Decks, fences and exterior repairsExterior work is seasonal and weather-bound.
  • Landlord and property accountsLandlords and property managers buy recurring turnover and repair work on responsiveness and invoicing, so that page leads with terms and the way jobs get reported back.
  • Job proof galleriesFinished work with the job explained
  • Quote request routingStructured lists, not blank boxes
  • Plans and pricingThree plans, one build fee after launch
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  • Residential recurring cleaningWeekly and biweekly maid service routes
  • Commercial and office cleaningAfter-hours contracts and building accounts
  • Janitorial contractorsFacility crews on nightly schedules
  • Short-term rental turnoverSame-day Airbnb and VRBO cleans

Specialty jobs

  • Move-in and move-out cleaningDeposit-back cleans on a deadline
  • Post-construction cleanupFinal clean before handover
  • Carpet and floor careExtraction, buffing and sealing
  • Multi-crew cleaning franchisesSeveral crews, one dispatch board
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  • Fast job-ready pagesCustom coded, 90+ PageSpeed
  • Service and area pagesOne page per job type and town
  • Quote request routingEnquiries land straight in your CRM
  • Weekly site updatesPricing, crew and season changes handled

Growth and hosting

  • Researched articlesNew content published on a schedule
  • Managed hostingCloudflare, SSL and backups included
  • The AI EngineReceptionist, chat and SMS follow-up
  • The Content EngineArticles, social posts and reels
See every featureSpeed, pages, articles, hosting and the AI Engine, in one place.View features
Trades

Six builds

  • Cleaning and janitorialRecurring routes, nightly contracts, turnovers
  • PlumbingEmergency calls, repipes, water heaters
  • ElectricalPanels, EV chargers, generators
  • Heating and coolingReplacements, repairs, maintenance plans
  • Landscaping and lawnRoutes, installs, seasonal contracts
  • Handyman and remodelingPunch lists, repairs, kitchens and baths
Run more than one trade?One site can carry two trades without either looking like an afterthought. We show you how the navigation splits.See all six
Resources
  • Case studiesTwenty client projects, start to finish
  • CompareTen honest comparisons, including when to choose the other option
  • BlogPlaybooks for running crews and booking jobs
  • ServicesDesign, development and redesign work
  • FAQAnswers on the offer
  • AboutWho builds it
  • ContactTalk to a person

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Refund and cancellation policy

Last updated September 3, 2026

  1. In short
  2. All sales are final
  3. Duplicate and incorrect charges
  4. What is never refunded
  5. How to cancel
  6. What counts as a business day
  7. What happens after you cancel
  8. Chargebacks
  9. How to reach us

In short

All sales are final. We do not issue refunds once a payment has been taken, and the only exception is a duplicate or incorrect charge that we made. To stop the next invoice you must email us at least 2 business days before your renewal date, during business hours. Cancel later than that and the next invoice is charged as normal.

All sales are final

Every payment to ServiceProSites is final at the moment it is taken. This covers monthly plan fees, the one-time build fee, extra revisions, AI usage and any pass-through cost. We do not refund for a change of mind, a change in your business circumstances, a decision to move to another provider, or because a plan was bought and then not used. We say this plainly here so nobody is surprised later.

Duplicate and incorrect charges

A refund is issued in one situation only: our billing charged you twice for the same period, or charged an amount that does not match the plan you are on. Email us within 30 days of the charge with the invoice number and we will verify it against our records. Where the error is ours, the difference is refunded to the original payment method within 10 working days.

What is never refunded

  • A month of service that has already started, whether or not you used it.
  • The $647 one-time build fee, which is invoiced only after your site is live and you have confirmed you are satisfied with it.
  • Extra revisions, which are billed after the work is completed.
  • AI minutes, message volume, carrier registration and any other cost we pass through at what our providers charge us, because those providers do not refund them to us.
  • Domain registration, once the domain has been registered in your name.
  • Work already completed on a build that you decide to stop.

How to cancel

Email from an address we already correspond with, and say plainly that you want to cancel. Your request must reach us at least 2 business days before your next invoice date, and it must arrive during business hours, which are 9:00 to 17:00 Central Time, Monday to Friday.

We reply to confirm. Until you have that confirmation, treat the subscription as active. If your request arrives with less than 2 business days of notice, the next invoice is charged as normal and the cancellation takes effect at the end of that paid month instead. That charge is not refunded, because all sales are final.

Cancellation by any other route does not count: not a message to a support chat widget, not a reply to a marketing email, not a comment on a call, and not a card cancellation with your bank.

What counts as a business day

A business day is Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00 Central Time, excluding United States public holidays. A message sent outside those hours is treated as arriving at the start of the next business day.

This matters most at weekends. An email sent on Saturday or Sunday does not begin its notice period until Monday morning, so it does not give 2 business days of notice for an invoice due on Monday or Tuesday. If your renewal falls early in the week, send your cancellation the previous Wednesday or Thursday to be certain it lands in time.

What happens after you cancel

Your site stays live and fully managed until the end of the month you have paid for. After that it is taken offline. Your domain is yours and stays registered in your name; tell us where to transfer it and we move it at no charge. We provide an export of your content and articles within 14 days of the final day of service. We keep a copy of your site for 30 days after cancellation in case you change your mind, and delete it after that.

Chargebacks

If you believe a charge is wrong, email us first. We answer billing questions within 2 working days and we correct our own mistakes without argument. Raising a chargeback instead, on a charge that matches the plan you agreed to, results in the service being suspended immediately and the balance being pursued through normal collection channels.

How to reach us

Billing, cancellations and refund questions: . Include your business name and the invoice number. We respond within 2 working days.

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