Case study · Brand · Website · Booking intake

A cleaning brand with a clear path from visit to booking

Cleanore serves three different buyers: homeowners, businesses and short-term-rental hosts. The site explains each offer, the service area and the process, and the booking request collects what is needed to quote and schedule.

CleanoreEdmonton, Albertacleanore.ca ↗

What was built

The pieces, and what each one does.

Brand and visual language
A dark-and-gold identity that sets a premium tone for a local service.
Three offers, three buyers
Residential, commercial and short-term-rental cleaning, each with what is included.
Booking request
First and last name, email, phone, service type, property address and details, with a spam trap.
Service area
Twelve neighbourhoods and nearby towns listed, so customers know before they ask.

The website

cleanore.ca: Homepage on desktop and phone.
cleanore.ca. Homepage on desktop and phone.
cleanore.ca: On a phone.
cleanore.ca. On a phone.

The next step

Behind the front door

Booked cleans become recurring schedules, checklists and invoices: the kind of system behind the site that RootN builds next.

What this means for you

Where the same approach applies

Brand and website built by RootN’s founder. Reviews shown on the live site are not used here, and no business results are claimed.

Next step

Could your business run like this?

Bring the process that lives in spreadsheets, inboxes and memory. In 30 minutes we’ll sketch what a system around it could look like.

Request a 30-minute call

With the engineer who would do the work. Reply within one business day.

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