Live data study · updated September 11, 2026
The State of US Cleaning Demand
Most cleaning businesses guess where demand is. It's actually in public records — the moment someone buys a home, registers an Airbnb, or gets cited for unsanitary conditions. Here's what BellAveGo is tracking right now.
The 3 signals that predict a cleaning job
New movers. A homeowner who just closed on a house books a move-in deep clean within weeks and has no incumbent cleaner. We track 43,078 recent movers with a cleaning signal. Sourced from public sale records.
Short-term-rental hosts. Cities publish STR registries. An active host needs a turnover clean after every booking — recurring revenue for years. We track 44,078 active hosts.
Unsanitary-condition citations + renovations. City code citations for unsanitary conditions carry compliance deadlines; finished renovation permits mean dust-filled homes. Both are documented, motivated cleaning jobs.
Top cities by active cleaning-demand signals
Last 120 days, live. Reflects where our public-record coverage is deepest today.
Cleaning company? See the demand in your zip.
BellAveGo turns these signals into exclusive leads — one cleaning company per zip, owner name + address, phone traced on delivery for most. 3 days free.
Methodology. BellAveGo aggregates public records nightly — county sale records, municipal short-term-rental registries, 311/code-enforcement complaints, and building permits — across US metros. Counts reflect the live database and update daily. For press or data requests: Peter, (773) 710-9565.