Prices were a phone call away
Nobody could see what a clean costs without ringing first. Shoppers comparing two or three cleaners picked the one whose price was already on the screen.
Projects — Fern & Floor Cleaning Co.
Prices on the page, so callers already know the answer
Fern & Floor cleans homes across Raleigh and Wake County with the same small team each visit. The business was steady, but every new customer started the same way: a phone call to ask what it costs. The demo site puts that answer where shoppers can read it.
- Industry
- House cleaning
- Location
- Raleigh, NC
- Service
- Website design + build
- Type
- Demo — illustrative
The problem
What was getting in the way.
When prices live only in the owner's head, the phone becomes the price list — and every unanswered call is a customer who never comes back.
Nobody knew what a clean includes
Without a written list, a regular clean meant one thing to the crew and another to the customer — and the difference only showed up on the day.
Booking meant phone tag
There was no form and no written confirmation. A missed call meant a lost evening of back-and-forth before a date was ever set.
The solution
What we built.
The site answers the three questions every shopper asks — what does it cost, what do I get, and how do I book — in that order, on one page.
Starting prices on the service cards
Regular cleaning from $26 a month, deep and end-of-tenancy from $150 a month — shown on the cards themselves, labelled as the demo's starting prices.
Every service lists what is included
Each card carries a short checklist — rooms, ovens and fridges, cupboards, the deposit-friendly move-out list — so the customer knows the scope before booking.
Four steps to a booked clean
A how-to-book section walks through the four steps, and the contact section pairs a form with phone and WhatsApp buttons and the full service area.
The result
What the demo shows.
The demo is live to look at: a visitor can read the prices, check what each clean includes, and see the four booking steps without calling anyone. Nothing here is a real result — Fern & Floor is a fictional business, and the site exists to show the work, not to claim bookings, revenue, or reviews that never happened.
Demo — illustrative: Fern & Floor Cleaning Co. is a fictional business. The demo is free to look at; the form on it sends nowhere and no real booking is made.
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