Cleaning services
Jobs start as recurring plans, the schedule opens on the map with the day’s homes in order, the access code and the notes sit on every visit — and a recurring-plans page on your website. Daybook speaks cleaner.
Cleaning is a route trade, and Daybook took a different shape for it than for a contractor. A house is not a job site, it is a property on a route; a visit is a visit, not a site visit; a new job starts as a recurring plan — weekly, every two weeks, monthly — rather than a one-off; and the schedule opens on the map rather than the calendar, because the question on a cleaning morning is which homes, in what order. A one-time move-out or a post-construction clean is still a job — the shape sets a default, never a rule.
The rest is the trade’s own. Recurring home cleaning, deep clean & specialty, move-in / move-out, post-construction, office & commercial and carpet & upholstery as service types; a property setup sheet, a visit checklist and a move-out sign-off as checklists; a starter price list from the weekly visit to the inside of the oven; and the words on the screen are a cleaner’s.
On top of everything Daybook does for every trade — the full list is here — cleaning gets its own tools.
A new job starts as a recurring plan, not a one-off. Set the cadence once — weekly, every two weeks, monthly — and the visits are written onto the schedule ninety days ahead and topped up as each one is done. A first-visit deep clean, a move-out or a post-construction clean stays a single visit when that is what it is.
For a cleaning company the schedule leads with the map: the day’s properties as numbered stops in driving order, the drive time and distance above the list, and the order yours to drag — or let it find the shortest run. The calendar is one tap away.
The access code and the access notes live on the property and show on every job — and when there is nothing on file, the job says so and points at where to add it, because a cleaner at a locked door is the morning this exists to prevent.
Weekly, every-two-weeks and monthly visits, the first-visit deep clean, move-in and move-out, post-construction, offices per visit and nightly by the month, carpet by the room and upholstery by the piece, extras from the inside of the oven to a load of laundry, products and supplies — a labelled starter list on day one, with your own prices on it.
A property setup sheet from the walk-through — size, cadence, access, pets, products and allergies, what matters most, what not to touch; a visit checklist with the rooms done, the extras and the time in and out; and a move-out & post-construction sign-off, room by room and signed — attached to the right jobs automatically.
Visit and plan, first-visit deep clean, route, extras, move-out and post-construction, property and access — drafts and job summaries use a cleaner’s vocabulary, and the auto-classifier files a job as recurring, move-out, post-construction, commercial, carpet or a deep clean.
This is not copy — it is what the app says to cleaning businesses, word for word. Most trades see the left-hand word; you see the right.
Your account starts with a real cleaning site template — a recurring-plans page included — edit it in the app, and the quote-request form drops leads straight into Daybook.
Your own homes beat any feature list — put a week of visits in and open the map.
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