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Houston cleaning booking sites that price the drive, take the deposit and survive storm season.

Codeeo offers cleaning services booking website development in Houston for house cleaners, post-construction crews and commercial cleaning firms whose territory runs from Katy to Kingwood and from The Woodlands to Pearland. We build sites where customers get a price that reflects distance and job size, choose a confirmed slot, and pay or save a card at checkout. When the weather turns, your office can pause and rebook a whole day of jobs from one screen.

A city this spread out cannot be served from one flat price list, and a booking site that ignores drive time loses money on every far-flung job. This is a site for taking bookings and payments; field apps for crews are a separate build.

Built for
Home cleaning companies, new build and renovation cleanup crews, and commercial cleaners serving Harris, Fort Bend and Montgomery counties.
Typical timeline
Set after discovery calls by video, based on your service menu, coverage zones and payment setup, and confirmed in writing before any design work.
What you own
Source code, hosting account, booking data, customer list and processor account, each registered in your company's name.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies across the US and the UAEFrom a first store to a listed developer

Modon
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Ghezlan

What the booking site handles

Built for distance, weather and the range of jobs Houston crews take on.

Houston has no conventional zoning, so a single street can hold a bungalow, a townhouse row, a dental office and a small warehouse. A cleaning company here might do a weekly clean in the Heights in the morning and a post-construction cleanup in a Cypress subdivision the same afternoon. The booking site has to separate those jobs early, price each one fairly, and only offer times that work once a crew has driven across the Beltway. It also has to cope with hurricane season, when a forecast can wipe out a week of bookings and every customer needs a new date or a refund. The features below are the ones Houston owners ask for, and we choose them based on how your work actually splits between homes, sites and offices. Each one is configurable from the admin, so your office changes zones, deposits or languages without waiting on a developer.

Explain your project
  • Travel zones priced into the total

    You draw service zones around your base, for example inside the Loop, the Beltway ring and outer suburbs. Each zone can carry its own minimum, a travel charge or a longer arrival window. The customer sees the full price for their address before paying, with no surprise line added after the visit.

    Long drives to Sugar Land or Spring are paid for, not absorbed.

  • Weather pause and bulk rebooking

    When a storm is forecast, your manager closes the affected days, and every customer booked on them gets a message with a link to pick a new slot or request a refund. Deposits move with the booking automatically, so nobody has to rebook a hundred jobs by phone.

    A storm costs you days, not a week of admin work.

  • Post-construction and move-in packages

    New homes across Fort Bend and Montgomery counties need a rough clean, a final clean and sometimes a touch-up before closing. Builders and new owners book these as packages, upload photos of the site, and pay a deposit sized to the job.

    Construction cleanup sold as a defined product rather than an open quote.

  • Photo upload for heavy jobs

    For hoarding cleanups, renovation dust or vacant rentals, the customer uploads photos and your estimator confirms or adjusts the price before the booking is final. The card is authorized only after the customer accepts the revised total.

    Fewer arguments on site about what the job really involved.

  • English, Spanish and Vietnamese pages

    Houston is one of the most diverse cities in the country. Booking pages, checkout and confirmations can run in Spanish and Vietnamese as well as English, written by people who speak those languages rather than machine translated.

    Households book in the language they are most comfortable with.

  • Medical and lab office requests

    Clinics and offices around the Texas Medical Center need after-hours cleaning, sign-in rules and sometimes specific disinfectants. A dedicated request path captures those requirements and sends them to your commercial team instead of the household checkout.

    Healthcare clients get a proper scope before any price is quoted.

  • Deposits that scale with the job

    A small fixed deposit for a standard clean, a percentage for a large move-out, and staged payments for construction packages. Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay are taken through the processor's hosted fields, so card numbers never touch your server.

    Your crew time is protected on the jobs that cost most to lose.

  • Refund and credit ledger

    Every refund, partial refund and account credit is logged with a reason and the staff member who issued it. Credits can be applied at the next checkout, and the ledger exports to your accounting software.

    Clear records when a customer or your accountant asks what happened.

  • Texas sales tax by job address

    Cleaning of real property is a taxable service in Texas, and Houston area rates differ between the city, unincorporated Harris County and suburban cities. Tax is calculated from the service address at checkout and shown on the receipt.

    Tax collected correctly across every city you work in.

  • Reminder texts with consent

    Confirmations, day-before reminders and arrival notices go out by text, with consent captured at booking and an opt-out in every message, following TCPA rules. Marketing texts are kept separate and need their own consent.

    Fewer no-shows and no consent problems with texting.

Who this is for

Houston cleaning businesses that get the most from a booking site.

Houston's cleaning market is shaped by distance, new construction on the edges of the metro, a large medical district and a hurricane season that runs from June through November. Those forces create four types of operator with very different booking needs. Here is how the site changes for each one. Many companies fit more than one group, and the site can serve two or three of them through separate booking paths that share a single schedule.

01

Home cleaners working the inner Loop and nearby suburbs

Your customers live in Montrose, the Heights, Bellaire and West University, often in older homes with quirks your crews already know. They book every week or two and expect online rescheduling. The site focuses on recurring plans, customer accounts with notes on each home, and travel zones that keep you profitable when someone in Memorial books alongside a client in Midtown.

Notes about each house save crews time on every visit.

02

Post-construction and builder cleanup crews

Your work follows new subdivisions in Katy, Cypress, Richmond and Conroe. Builders want packaged pricing, multiple cleans per address and invoices they can match to a lot number. We build a builder login where site supervisors book cleans per lot, upload photos and pay by invoice or card, separate from the household checkout.

03

Commercial cleaners near the Energy Corridor and Galleria

Office towers and suites along I-10 and in Uptown Houston buy cleaning on contract. Online booking for you is mostly extras and new site requests, plus an account area where facility managers download invoices and pay. We keep that path apart from residential pricing so neither confuses the other. Requests for after-hours work include building security contacts so crews are expected at the door.

Contract clients usually want ACH and invoice history more than instant checkout.

04

Storm and flood cleanout teams

After heavy rain or a hurricane, demand for water damage cleanouts jumps overnight. You need a booking path that captures the damage, photos and insurance claim number, and a way to cap daily bookings so you do not promise more than your crews can deliver. Mold remediation in Texas is licensed separately, so the site only offers it if your company holds the license.

We confirm your licenses before listing any regulated service.

Six stages from first call to a live Houston booking site.

  1. 01Zones, services and rulesOn video calls we map your coverage zones, service menu, deposit rules and storm policy, and agree how each will behave on the site before anything is designed.
  2. 02Checkout and language designMobile booking screens in each language you serve, with pricing that updates as the customer answers, reviewed with you and tested with real customers.
  3. 03Payments and taxProcessor connected, deposits and authorizations set, tax rates mapped to Houston area addresses, refunds and credits wired into the ledger.
  4. 04Admin and weather controlsThe daily board, crew capacity, day closures, bulk rebooking, builder accounts and staff roles, built around how your office already works.
  5. 05Testing and data moveEvery booking type run with test payments, accessibility checks against WCAG 2.1 AA, customer records imported and old page addresses redirected.
  6. 06Launch and follow-upLaunch on a quiet week, then review drop-off points, zone pricing and slot fill rates with you and adjust the site based on real bookings.

Technology

What we build this with.

The stack is chosen around your payment processor, your accounting system and how often your team edits pricing. We prefer a fast custom front end and booking engine over a heavy theme, so pages load quickly on phones even on a weak signal.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Houston cleaning companies ask before building a booking site.

Zones, service types, languages and integrations.

A single service with flat pricing costs less to build than a site with travel zones, construction packages, photo-based estimates and three languages. Builder logins, weather controls and connections to accounting or field service software each add work. Moving customers and recurring plans from an old system matters too. After discovery we price each part separately so you can decide what goes in the first release. Content matters as well: service pages for each suburb you cover, translated copy and good photos of your crews at work all take time to produce, and we include them in the estimate rather than leaving them as a surprise.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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