Higher demand in both the residential and commercial cleaning industry have made it more important than ever for your business’ name to stand out and reach potential clients. To help you navigate the process, we’ve provided a list of 240 creative cleaning business names broken down by the type of service and tone.
Our AI-powered free business name generator tailors marketing research to your prompts and local naming guidelines to generate hundreds of unique and evocative cleaning business name ideas. It's completely free, so if you don’t find a name that resonates with you in this list, use the service as many times as you want until you find a name that does.
First, describe your business. For example, “I’m starting a commercial window cleaning business in Illinois.”
Next, convey the tone of your brand. Are you looking for authoritative or catchy cleaning business names?
Finally, press enter and review the results. The generator will offer a list of cleaning company name ideas based on your specifications.
Keep in mind, no two cleaning companies can have the same name in one state. Once you've found a name you love, file a business name reservation with your local Secretary of State (SOS) as soon as possible.
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A residential cleaning service specializes in deep cleaning areas inside the home, such as floors, windows, kitchens, bedrooms, and bathrooms.
A commercial cleaning service cleans businesses such as offices, retail shops, and even institutions like hospitals.
Window cleaning is a niche service that involves hyper specialization in washing and polishing glass exteriors and, sometimes, interiors.
Carpet and upholstery cleaning is another niche cleaning service focussed on deep cleaning fabrics with specialized products and equipment.
Pressure washing involves using a high-pressure water spray to lift and clear dirt and other grime from outdoor surfaces and crevices.
Post-construction cleaning comes after the construction phase is over to sweep, vacuum, and remove debris left over from construction.
Green cleaning offers cleaning solutions for health and eco-conscious clients. It uses more environmentally friendly products and methods to deep clean a space while avoiding use of potentially harmful or toxic chemicals.
Move-in & move-out cleaning focuses on refreshing a home for the new homeowner after the previous owner moves out.
Exploring business name ideas is one of the most fun and exciting phases when opening a new company. However, that doesn't mean it should be taken lightly. Your business name should market your cleaning service business, convey a clear purpose, and align with state guidelines.
Every state has its own set of naming laws that aim to protect customers from misinterpreting the purpose of a business based on its name and avoid confusion between businesses with similar names. That means that your business name needs to comply with local laws in order to officially register with the state.
When potential customers are looking for a cleaning service, you want them to think of yours. Distinguishability, brevity, creativity, and catchiness are all important marketing tactics to ensure your business name is the first to come to mind at that time.
However, it's equally important to have a name that is both specific enough that consumers know what your services are, but not so specific that it limits you from expanding your business in future. For example, "Philadelphia Glass House Cleaners" might be harder to sell in New Jersey.
Good cleaning business names should reflect both the purpose of the business and the target audience. For example, "Discreet Maid Services" and "Bright Home Cleaning Services" are both potential names for a residential cleaning company, but offer different value propositions.
Decide if you want to focus on reaching a niche customer base or a wider audience. Ask yourself what unique benefit your cleaning service provides that differentiates you from competitors.
You can easily check business name availability by conducting a business entity search either through your local secretary of state or through LegalZoom's streamlined business entity search service. Through our service, you can search businesses in your own state as well as surrounding states, in case you plan to expand your business later.
If you're not ready to officially register your new business, file a name reservation with your local Secretary of State. Typically, this involves setting up an account and applying online or filling out a paper form and filing by mail. There's also a filing fee that varies by state.
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Once you've ensured your desired business name isn't attached to any other entity in your state, check domain name availability before officially registering with your state. An online presence is important for your business to build credibility and reach a wider audience. Set up an online presence immediately after reserving your name if the domain name is available.
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