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Bonded, insured, and background checked. Your cleaning website needs to prove it.
Insurance verification, employee background check policies, and green cleaning claims all need attention on cleaning service websites.
What regulators look for on cleaning services websites
Insurance claims without specifying coverage amounts
No employee background check policy disclosed
Green or eco-friendly claims without verification
Pricing that does not reflect actual service scope
Who regulates cleaning services websites
We review your website against requirements from each of these regulatory bodies. This is an informational review, not legal advice. Consult with your attorney for guidance specific to your situation.
Source regulations
What we check
Common questions about cleaning services websites
What insurance should my cleaning company website mention?
Display your general liability and bonding information. Residential clients care about protection if something breaks. Commercial clients often require specific coverage amounts. Be specific rather than just saying "fully insured."
Can I advertise green cleaning on my website?
Only if you use products that meet recognized environmental standards (EPA Safer Choice, Green Seal, etc.). Making unsubstantiated green or eco-friendly claims can trigger FTC Green Guides enforcement.
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