CLEANEX TNC is a cleaning website template for cleaning companies, janitorial contractors and domestic cleaning agencies. It ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML.
The layout leads with your service list, your coverage area and a quote request. So a facilities manager or a homeowner can identify the right service immediately. Because cleaning is a repeat purchase, the design also makes room for testimonials and blog content.
Each section has one job. The hero states what you clean. The services collection separates commercial, residential, move in and move out, and post renovation work. Then the quote page captures the enquiry. Webflow CMS drives the blog, the authors, the categories and the service pages.
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CLEANEX TNC at a Glance
| Formats | Webflow, Figma and HTML |
| Best for | Cleaning companies, janitorial contractors, domestic cleaning agencies |
| CMS | Yes, four collections |
| Static pages | 12 |
| CMS collection templates | 4 |
| Service pages | 4 |
| Responsive | Yes, on mobile, tablet and desktop |
| Support | TNCFlow support team |
Key Features of CLEANEX TNC
Elegant and premium design. The style is simple, clean and contemporary. Whitespace does most of the work, which suits a category built on the idea of order. So the pages feel calm rather than crowded.

Powerful CMS included. Webflow CMS powers the blog, the authors, the categories and the service pages. That way your team can publish an article or add a service without opening the designer. Collection fields are already mapped.

Attractive services showcase. Four service pages are built already. Those cover commercial cleaning, residential cleaning, move in and move out cleaning, and post renovation cleaning. Because each one is a CMS item, you can add specialist services such as window cleaning or carpet care.

Animation, video and responsive sliders. Motion runs on scroll and a video section sits on the homepage. Sliders adapt to touch screens. However, the animation stays restrained, so the pages remain quick to read.

Blog showcase. The blog listing is built for scanning, with clear cards and readable summaries. Cleaning guides and maintenance advice attract exactly the visitors you want. So the blog earns search traffic that a services page cannot.

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Watch the video walkthrough if you want an immediate tour. It demonstrates the pages, the CMS collections and the styling in a few minutes.
Pages Included in CLEANEX TNC
CLEANEX TNC ships with 12 static pages. Then there are 4 CMS collection templates, covering blog articles, authors, categories and services. So your published page count grows as you add services and articles.
- Home
- About Us
- Services
- Blog
- FAQ
- Contact Us
- Request A Quote
- Style Guide
- Licence
- Change Log
- 404
- Password
- Blogs Template (CMS)
- Authors Template (CMS)
- Categories Template (CMS)
- Services Template (CMS)
How to Use CLEANEX TNC
- Use the purchase widget on the right side of this page to buy the CLEANEX TNC template
- Follow the steps to prepare your site
- Replace the demonstration content with your own
- Adjust colours and typography if you want
- Then preview and publish
What Cleaning Clients Look For on a Website
What does a cleaning client check first? Usually scope and coverage. They want to confirm that you handle their property type and that you work in their area. So name your service area explicitly rather than hiding it in a footer.
Trust matters more than design here, because you are asking for keys to a building. Insurance cover, background checked staff, vetting procedures and any industry accreditation all belong on the page. However, keep the claims accurate and easy to verify.
Then there is the split between commercial and residential work. Those buyers behave differently. A facilities manager compares contract terms and response times, while a homeowner compares price and availability. Because of that, separate pages for each audience convert better than one blended services page.
Proof is easy to get wrong in this category. Stock photography of a spotless kitchen tells a buyer nothing. However, before and after photographs of real jobs, named client logos and dated reviews all carry weight. So budget for a short photography session on a live contract before launch.
Frequency is the last consideration. Cleaning is bought weekly, fortnightly or monthly, so publishing your schedule options reduces back and forth. A quote form that asks for property size, frequency and access details will qualify enquiries before anyone visits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What formats does CLEANEX TNC come in?
CLEANEX TNC ships for Webflow, Figma and HTML. Each format is purchased separately, so you can buy only the one your team will actually use.
Is the Figma file included with the Webflow purchase?
No. The Figma file is a separate product on this page. If you want the design source, purchase the Figma version alongside the Webflow or HTML build.
Does CLEANEX TNC include a CMS?
Yes. Webflow CMS drives the blog, the authors, the categories and the service pages. So your team can publish new content without editing the underlying layout.
Which cleaning services are built into CLEANEX TNC?
Four service pages ship with the template. Those are commercial cleaning, residential cleaning, move in and move out cleaning, and post renovation cleaning.
Does CLEANEX TNC include an online booking system?
No. The template includes a request a quote page and a contact form. If you need live scheduling, connect a third party booking tool to those pages.
Do I get support after buying CLEANEX TNC?
Yes. The TNCFlow support team answers setup and customisation questions after purchase.
When you choose CLEANEX TNC, you get support from the TNCFlow team. Ask us anything about setup, and we will help.
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