Website for Your Cleaning Company in Bucharest
In Bucharest, a cleaning company never sells to a single type of client. One day it's an office in the north of the city, where you talk to a facility manager. The next day a homeowners' association calls asking for a price per stairwell. On Friday you have a handover cleaning in a newly finished residential development on the edge of town. Each of them searches for you differently and checks you differently, yet all of them end up looking at whatever they can find about your company online.
The catch is that in the capital you are compared with dozens of firms that sound identical over the phone. What decides it is what people see before they dial: whether you cover their sector, whether you have handled their kind of job, whether you look like a company someone can sign a contract with. At MPO Web Studio we build exactly that website: clear, quick on a phone, and made for a city where everything gets decided on the move.
Professional website from €290 · delivered in 3–7 days
How it works
- 1We build you a free demo of your site
- 2You tell us what to change
- 3You pay only if you love it
Who actually signs the cleaning contract in the capital
The person who needs the cleaning is rarely the person who signs. In Bucharest the decision passes through a building administrator, an office manager or an association committee — people who receive offers every week and who look for reasons to cut names off the list, not add them. The first filter is mundane: they type your company into Google and see what comes back. If all that shows up is a phone number and a Facebook page with three old posts, you land straight in the “we'll see” pile. A website stands in for you during that check: how long you have been working, what kind of spaces you have looked after, how a quote is produced, how invoicing works, who answers when a complaint comes in. You explain all of it on the phone anyway. On a website you explain it once, for everyone.
In Bucharest, distance is measured in hours, not kilometres
Two addresses that look equally close on a map — one in Drumul Taberei, the other out towards Băneasa — can sit an hour and a half apart depending on the time of day. That is why the answer to “do you come out to us too?” is not a list of sectors, but a list of sectors with hours written next to them. An office in Dristor cleaned after seven in the evening is a job that pays; the same job asked for at eight in the morning keeps your crew in traffic for as long as they would have worked. So we write area and time window as a pair: where you get to first thing, where you only go once the boulevards empty out, where the drive is worth it only on a contract running several months. You stop turning down good requests from the far end of the city — you move them to the hour that makes them profitable, and whoever reads it can tell you know your city.
You open the demo in the gap between two jobs
We know what your day looks like: you leave home around six, you check on crews at three points across the city, and you spend more time in traffic than in a chair. So we don't ask for meetings and we don't send twenty-page presentations. You get a WhatsApp link to your website already built — your company name, your services, the structure — and you open it on your phone whenever you have ten free minutes between two jobs. You tell us in a voice message what to change, one round of revisions is included, and if you don't like it you stop there without having paid anything. The rest is just as plain: a few working days and the site is live on your domain.
Frequently asked questions
I only work in a few sectors. Can I say that on the website?+
Yes, and we recommend it. We state clearly which areas you travel to, so you stop wasting time on requests from the opposite end of the city. If you later put another crew on the road and cover more sectors, it takes a few minutes to update.
Can I receive quote requests through the site, not only calls?+
Yes. We add a short form where the client states the type of space, the approximate surface area and how many times a week they need you. It reaches you by email and on WhatsApp, you read it when you get out of the car, and you reply with a figure instead of another exploratory call.
My crews go into offices after 6 p.m. Should that be on the website?+
Yes, it's an argument, not a footnote. An office manager wants to know that you won't interrupt anyone during working hours, and how access is handled: who keeps the keys, who signs in at reception, how a change of crew is announced. We put the time window you work in, and the rules in short form, right next to the form.
I compete with large facility firms. How do I avoid looking smaller than I am?+
Not with inflated copy, but with verifiable things: the jobs you have done, the equipment you bring, the fact that you work with a contract and an invoice, how fast you answer. A ten-person crew that looks organised online often wins against a big firm that replies three days later.
Want to see what your business's website could look like?
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll build you a free demo website with your business name on it. See it first, then decide — no strings attached.