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Google Ads for Cleaning Companies

Google Ads for cleaning companies needs separate campaigns for end-of-tenancy deep cleans, regular home cleaning and office contracts, because cheap, broad search terms attract coupon hunters who never book regular work.

We set up excluded search terms, ads that mention your guarantee and pages behind the ads that state your minimum job clearly.

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Professional cleaning team preparing a smart office with spotless surfaces and warm amber highlights

Online challenges for cleaning companies

The cost per click rises before weekends and when tenancies change over.

If ads are not limited to your area and your working hours, you pay for enquiries you have no team for.

We match the ads to your teams' diaries and to the response times you promise.

Deep cleans, end-of-tenancy and regular cleaning need separate offers

One-off cleans, end-of-tenancy cleans and regular contracts are run differently and sold differently.

  • One page for all three fits no search well and confuses buyers looking for their kind of clean.
  • Separate pages give clearer search previews and better enquiries.

Clicks from people who will never pay the minimum

Cheap-sounding cleaning searches bring visitors who expect an hour of work for a small fee, and each click is paid for.

  • Ads that state a realistic minimum for a job put those people off before they click.
  • Searches for cleaning tips or for hazardous jobs your safety policy rules out cost money until they are excluded.

Google Ads approach for cleaning companies

For cleaning companies, the Google Ads plan starts from what people nearby search for: “cleaning service near me” and office or house cleaning searches by area.

We write ads with extra lines that point to your insurance, the products you use and your satisfaction policy.

When your CRM (the system that holds your customer records) links bookings to campaigns, we send those bookings back to Google Ads, so its automatic bidding learns from real jobs.

Separate campaigns by type of job

Searches for end-of-tenancy cleans do not share a budget with office cleaning tenders.

  • Each group of ads leads to its own page.

Excluded searches for DIY and jobs you refuse

We block searches for DIY tips and for hazardous cleaning that your safety policy rules out.

  • The exclusions keep your team away from unsafe or out-of-scope work that swells the enquiry count but goes wrong on the job.

Ads that state your minimum

Headlines state a realistic minimum price for a job, so people who would never pay it do not click.

  • This filters out shoppers who would drop out anyway once they saw the real scope and price.

Booked jobs sent back to Google Ads

The stages in your CRM tell Google's bidding which enquiries became paid work, so it learns from revenue, not from junk forms.

  • Without this, bidding treats every form as a success, including spam and enquiries you would never accept.

Google Ads process for cleaning companies

01

Account audit

We check which searches trigger your ads, which clicks come from outside your area and which ads lead to the wrong page.

02

Rebuild

A clear campaign structure, excluded searches and ad hours that match when someone answers your phone.

03

Call checks

Each week we adjust the campaigns based on call recordings.

04

Scaling up

Budget moves to the campaigns with the best margin.

Price: Google Ads for cleaning companies costs €350 to set up and from €250 a month to manage, for ad budgets up to about €800 a month, plus VAT, three-month minimum. You pay Google directly; larger budgets are quoted.

Office cleaning in progress with a checklist, good equipment and navy and amber colours

How we measure results for cleaning companies

We optimise for booked cleans and contract value, not for the cost per enquiry alone.

39%
less ad budget wasted after we blocked poor-fit searches
25%
higher share of enquiries from ads that became booked jobs
20
hours to launch prepared campaigns for weekend changeover cleans

Example figures from client projects with cleaning companies. Outcomes vary by market, offer and how consistently the plan is carried out.

Questions about Google Ads for cleaning companies

Plain answers about Google Ads, written for cleaning companies.

Only once your search campaigns bring the right enquiries.

  • Before that, Performance Max, the Google campaign type that runs across all its channels, mostly multiplies the noise.

Say clearly in the ad how booking works, and confirm each booking by text message.

  • A reminder the day before, with the team's arrival window, also gives the customer an easy moment to move the date instead of simply not opening the door.

We start by scoring the quality of calls, then move on to sending booked jobs from your records back to Google Ads.

  • Even a simple note of booked or not booked teaches the campaigns which searches bring real cleans.

Where Google offers them in your region, we prepare the documents they require and keep their message in line with your other ads.

  • Enquiries from both are counted separately, so you see which brings regular contracts.

Probably because the people searching are not ready to book yet.

  • We narrow which searches can trigger your ads and tighten the form.
  • Searches for cleaning jobs, free checklists and DIY tips are excluded, because they bring clicks and no bookings.

General questions about Google Ads, the same for every trade, are in our FAQ.

FAQ: Google Ads

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