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Build a website for [COMPANY], a commercial cleaning company in [CITY, STATE] serving [AREAS]. Services: [LIST]. Phone: [PHONE]. Look: clean and professional, [BRAND COLORS], easy to read on a phone.

On every page: a header with our logo, a menu (Services, Areas, Pricing, Reviews, About, Contact), and a tap-to-call phone number; a footer with our exact business name, phone, hours, and service area, plus our street address only if clients visit our office; and a short quote-request form. Give each page its own title, description, and one main heading. Add LocalBusiness structured data with our real details.

Rules for every page: use only facts I give you. Never invent reviews, client names, logos, numbers, awards, or certifications. Show a visible [ADD: …] placeholder instead.

Start with the homepage described below. I’ll send the other pages one at a time.

Homepage. Headline: what we clean and where: “[SERVICE TYPE] for [BUILDING TYPES] in [METRO]”. The first sentence answers “Who provides commercial cleaning in [METRO]?” Then a call button and a quote button. Below: a trust strip with our real Google rating and review count [RATING, COUNT] and real certifications [LIST]; one card per service, linking to its page; “Areas we serve,” linking to each city page; one short case study [PASTE]; 4 buyer questions with direct answers; and a final call to action.

Services page at /services. One-sentence intro on who we clean for. Then one section per service we actually sell [LIST SERVICES]: 2–3 plain sentences on what’s included and who it’s for, plus a link to that service’s own page. End with “Not sure what you need?” pointing to the contact page. Don’t add services we don’t offer.

Page for [SERVICE] at /services/[SERVICE-NAME]. Main heading: “[SERVICE] in [METRO]”. The first sentence says what it is and who it’s for. Then: what’s included and how often [PASTE YOUR CHECKLIST]; buildings we do it for; our process in 4 steps; what affects the price [YOUR PRICE FACTORS]; one real job with photos and a client quote [PASTE]; 5 buyer questions answered in 1–3 sentences each; links to related city pages.

Areas page at /areas. Short intro, then only the cities and metros we actually serve [LIST], each with one true sentence (who we clean for there, or how fast we respond) and a link to its page. Cities without their own page yet appear as plain text, not links. Describe the service area in words; no map pins where we don’t have an office.

Page for [CITY] at /areas/[CITY-NAME], built only from my brief from prompt 02 [PASTE THE BRIEF]. Main heading: “Commercial cleaning in [CITY]”. Open with a 60-word answer to “Who provides commercial cleaning in [CITY]?” Then the clients and building types we serve there, who covers the area, response time, one local result, 3 local questions and answers, and a contact block. Show a street address only if we have a real office in [CITY]. If the page would still read true with another city’s name, stop and tell me what’s missing.

About page at /about. Our real story in under 120 words [PASTE: founded when, by whom, why]. Then 3 specific, checkable things that make us different; a case-study section with one card per real case study [PASTE]; links to our Team, Certifications, and Reviews pages; and our service area. No stock photos of “our team”: use [ADD: photo] until I upload real ones.

Contact page at /contact, built around one next step: booking a walkthrough. Short form: name, company, building type, square footage, phone, email, best time to reach you. Phone number visible and tappable. Say what happens next and how fast we respond [RESPONSE TIME]. Show hours and service area; show a street address and map only if clients visit our office.

Pricing page at /pricing. Explain honestly what moves the price of commercial cleaning: square footage, visits per week, building type, special requirements [YOUR PRICE FACTORS]. Show our real ranges [PASTE RANGES] and what is and isn’t included. Add a simple estimator (building type, square footage, visits per week) that returns a range using only my numbers. End with “Get an exact price: book a walkthrough.” Never make “call for a quote” the only answer.

Comparison page at /compare covering “In-house staff vs. hiring a cleaning company” and “Day porter vs. nightly cleaning.” For each: a short answer up front; a side-by-side table (cost, control, sick-day coverage, supplies, insurance and liability, management time); and who each option is right for, including when hiring us is not the right call. Use my numbers [PASTE] where I have them; mark the rest [ADD].

Reviews page at /reviews. Show our Google rating and review count [RATING, COUNT] with a link to our Google profile, then our real reviews from Google and other sites [PASTE: text, first name or initials, date, platform], newest first. Add a “Leave us a Google review” link [YOUR REVIEW LINK]. Never edit, combine, or invent reviews. Don’t add star-rating markup: Google doesn’t show stars for reviews a business posts about itself.

Page at /security on how we protect a client’s building: background checks [WHO, HOW OFTEN], training, key and alarm-code handling, ID badges, insurance and bonding [AMOUNTS], what happens if something is damaged or missing, and how we supervise and inspect. Open with a two-sentence summary a facility manager could forward to their boss. List only checks and coverage we actually have.

Team page at /team: one card per person a client will actually deal with [PASTE: name, role, years in the industry, certifications, one line in their own words, real photo]. Optional: a page for each manager with the areas and building types they oversee. No stock photos, no invented people: use [ADD: photo] until I upload real ones.

Page at /certifications listing only credentials we actually hold [PASTE: e.g., CIMS, ISSA membership, BSCAI, OSHA training, green certifications]. For each: what it means for a client in one sentence, the year earned, and a link to the issuer’s verification page where one exists. Then awards and press mentions with dates and links [PASTE]. No badge or logo for anything we don’t hold.

FAQ page at /faq, grouped into Pricing, Services, Scheduling, Security, and Contracts. Use my answers from prompt 05 [PASTE] plus questions clients ask on calls [PASTE]. Each answer: the direct answer in one sentence, one specific detail, and a link to the page that covers it in depth. Under 80 words per answer.

Page at /quality showing how we check every clean. Main heading: “Our [NUMBER]-point quality checklist,” using the real number of checkpoints we actually run. Open with two sentences a facility manager could forward to their boss. Then our checklist by area [PASTE YOUR CHECKLIST], how we score it [PASS AND RE-CLEAN RULES], who checks and how often [NIGHTLY / WEEKLY / MONTHLY], what happens when something fails and how fast we fix it [YOUR FIX TIME], and how we record it [PHOTOS, LOGS]. Offer the checklist as a download. List only checks we actually run; never copy another company’s checklist.

Page at /insurance on how we’re covered if something goes wrong. Open with one sentence: “[COMPANY] is insured and bonded.” Then list each coverage we actually carry with its limit [GENERAL LIABILITY, WORKERS’ COMPENSATION, COMMERCIAL AUTO, UMBRELLA: LIMITS], what our janitorial bond covers in plain words [BOND TYPE AND AMOUNT], and our carrier [CARRIER]. Add a short form, “Request our certificate of insurance,” asking for name, company, email and the facility to list as certificate holder; say we send it on request within [TIME]. Never publish the policy itself or any policy number. Link to our Security page.

Page at /careers for people who want to work with us, so job seekers don’t use the quote form. Open with one true sentence about working here [ONE REAL DETAIL]. List only openings we really have [ROLE, SHIFT, AREA, PAY IF WE SHARE IT], or explain how to apply when nothing is open. Add a short application form: name, phone, email, role, best shift and a note. Say what happens next and how fast we reply [REPLY TIME]. Add a Spanish section if our crews speak Spanish [YES / NO]. Never invent openings, pay or benefits.

Two pages, /privacy and /terms, using the wording from a privacy-policy generator or from our lawyer [PASTE PRIVACY TEXT] [PASTE TERMS TEXT]. Don’t write, change or add any legal wording yourself: only format it with clear headings, a “last updated” date [DATE], and our business name, email and phone exactly as they appear on the rest of the site. Link both pages from the footer and from every form. If a section is missing, show [ADD: legal text needed] instead of filling it in.

Page at /industries listing only the building types we really clean [LIST, e.g., offices, medical offices, schools, houses of worship, warehouses]. One-sentence intro on who we clean for. For each type: one true sentence (what we do differently there, or how often we’re on site) and a link to its page. Types without their own page yet appear as plain text, not links. Don’t list hospitals, labs or any building type we don’t serve today.

Page for [BUILDING TYPE] at /industries/[TYPE-NAME]. Main heading: “[BUILDING TYPE] cleaning in [METRO].” Open with a 60-word answer to “Who cleans [BUILDING TYPE] buildings in [METRO]?” Then what’s different about cleaning them [ACCESS, HOURS, PRIVACY, SUPPLIES], the services we do there [LIST], how we schedule around their calendar, one real job [PASTE], 3 questions a [BUILDING TYPE] manager asks, and a link to our quality checklist. If the page would still read true with another building type in the heading, stop and tell me what’s missing.

Page at /case-studies with one card per real result, each linking to its own page. Build each page from my case-study interview answers (prompt 07) [PASTE ANSWERS]: the problem, what we changed, the results with real numbers, one client quote, and photos. Use a client’s name, logo, photos or numbers only with written permission [PERMISSION: YES / NO]; otherwise describe them, e.g., “a 40,000 sq ft medical office.” Never invent results or round numbers up.

Article at /articles/[TOPIC-NAME] answering one real buyer question [QUESTION, e.g., “How much does office cleaning cost in [CITY]?”]. The first sentence is the direct answer. Then 3 to 5 short sections with headings, one real detail from our own jobs [PASTE], a simple table where it helps, and one trusted source with a link [CDC, EPA, ISSA OR OTHER]. Name the author [YOUR NAME] and the date. End with a link to the matching service page. Under 900 words; no keyword stuffing.