For cleaning business owners
How to get cleaning clients
7 real methods — including the public-record leads (new movers, Airbnb hosts) most cleaners never touch. Then see real homeowners in your zip, free.
Free to look. No email, no signup. We pull from public city records updated nightly.
1. New movers (public sale records) — the #1 signal
A homeowner who just closed on a house has no cleaner and books a move-in deep clean within weeks. Home sales are public record. This is the single highest-converting cleaning lead there is.
2. Airbnb / short-term-rental hosts — recurring money
Cities publish STR registries (host name + address). An active host needs a turnover clean after every booking — one closed host is $500–1,500/month for years. Almost no cleaner mines this.
3. Post-renovation & post-construction homes
A finished remodel or build permit means a dust-filled home that needs a deep clean. Building permits are public.
4. Unsanitary-condition code citations
Cities cite homes for unsanitary/hoarding conditions with a compliance deadline — a homeowner legally motivated to get cleaned, fast.
5. Google Business Profile + local reviews
Claim your Google Business Profile, get every happy client to review you. This is how you show up in the local map pack for "house cleaning near me."
6. Referral loop
Ask every client for one referral after a great clean. A simple "$25 off your next clean for a referral" compounds.
7. Exclusive lead services (not shared marketplaces)
Shared marketplaces (Angi, Thumbtack) sell the same homeowner to 3–5 cleaners — you race to the bottom on price. Exclusive public-record leads (one cleaner per zip) convert far better. BellAveGo is built on methods 1–4 above.
Skip the grind — get the leads sourced for you
Methods 1–4 are exactly what BellAveGo automates: new movers, STR hosts, permits, and citations in your zip — with owner name, address, and verified phone. One cleaning company per zip. First lead free, then $197/mo flat (~$4.92/lead), 7-day free trial, 10 leads/week.