Website for Your Cleaning Company in Galați
Galați has a type of client other cities see less often: the company. The port, the halls, the offices on the industrial platform, company headquarters downtown — places where cleaning runs on a contract, with an invoice, with staff who pass the gate on a list and a schedule built around shifts. Next to them stand the blocks of Țiglina, Micro 19 and Mazepa, with managers looking for someone reliable for the stairwells, and the new flats near the riverfront, handed over without ever having been cleaned.
The difference is that in front of a company, saying on the phone that you do good work is not enough. You are asked for something to show: who you are, what you have done so far, how payment works. A website is the simplest answer to that, because even someone you have never spoken to can open it.
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
What people in Galați check before hiring a cleaning company
The person who decides is not always the person who calls. At a company on the industrial platform, the request travels between whoever found you, their manager and accounting; before anyone signs, each of them wants to see who they would be working with. At a residents' association in Micro, the manager has to put the proposal in front of the committee. In both cases what gets passed on is either a link or nothing. That is why the first screen has to show what services you offer, whether you work with a contract and an invoice, how far you travel — including towards Brăila or across the Danube — and what a job finished by your team looks like.
What each person your quote passes through is looking for
Every link in the chain stops at something different, and when it isn't there, they rarely call to ask. At a firm in the port or in a hall running on shifts, the quote is usually requested by the person on the floor — a shift supervisor who has had enough of the state of the changing rooms — and what he needs is one sentence to pass you upwards without any risk: what you do, since when, what kind of spaces you have looked after. The one who approves looks elsewhere: how the price is built, and what happens if a crew fails to show up one morning. At the end sits accounting, which doesn't judge you at all — it needs your full company name, tax number and address, written identically everywhere, so it can open you as a supplier. Three people, three needs, one link travelling between them; when one is missing, the quote isn't refused, it is postponed until it is forgotten.
A link you send along with your quote
The point is not only to be found; it is to have something to send when you are asked. At MPO Web Studio we start with a free demo of your website — your company name, your services, your area, your photos — which you see and judge before any payment. Once you approve it and we put it live on your domain, you have that address to put in your e-mail signature, in your quote and on the van. We deliver fully remotely, from Cluj-Napoca, in days rather than months. Prices open at 290€; the package covers one round of revisions, and once the site is online you stay covered by a 7-day guarantee. Everything is discussed on WhatsApp, with no trips and no meetings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I show past jobs on the site without naming the companies I did them for?+
Yes. We describe the type of space, the surface and what the job involved, with photos that do not identify the client. For whoever is checking you out, that is what counts: they see you have completed work of that size. If a client later agrees, we add their name.
My teams also travel to Brăila and the surrounding villages. Can that be shown?+
Yes, and it is worth doing. We build a section for the area you cover, and if one locality keeps sending you work, it can get a page of its own. That way you stop losing requests from outside Galați, where people assume by default that you do not leave the city.
Should I publish my rates, or is it safer to give them only on request?+
It depends on the client. For monthly stairwell plans, an indicative range filters out the calls that would never have become a contract anyway. For companies, where everything is calculated on surface and schedule, a quote request form fits better. Usually we do both, each on its own page.
I have a quote to submit next week and nothing online. Can anything be ready by then?+
Usually yes, if you send us the services, the area and a few photos quickly. You see the demo first, and from your approval to going live it is days, not weeks. If time is tight, we start with one well-built page and add the rest afterwards.
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.