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Websites for carpet cleaners

Carpet cleaning websites that turn a stain photo into a booked job.

Let's Think Media Group builds websites for carpet cleaners across Rhode Island, Massachusetts and New England. Every caller asks the same two things: "can you get this out?" and "when can we walk on it?" Your site takes a photo of the stain with the details you need, then sends a plain dry-down text after the job. Add an AI phone agent and the call that comes in while the extractor is running becomes a text with the stain, the room and a callback time.

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Two questions, all day

Sound familiar?

You sell clean carpet and clear answers. Here's where the answers usually go wrong.

  1. Red wine

    "Can you get THIS out?"

    A text at 9 PM: one photo of a dark patch and that question. On a phone screen you can't tell wine from coffee from dye, how old it is or what's been scrubbed at since. So you guess a price, or you call back and lose the evening.

  2. Pet

    "It's just a small pet spot"

    On top it's a mark the size of a hand. Underneath it can reach the pad. A photo shows the surface, so you need how often, how long ago and what's been tried before you say what you'll do.

  3. Salt

    Salt in the hall, mud on the stairs

    Winter salt looks gone while the carpet is wet and shows again as it dries. March mud arrives right behind it. Customers call upset about "stains" that are really a few more passes. You want the entry's story before you arrive.

  4. Mud

    "When can we put the couch back?"

    It's 7 PM, you're at dinner, and the same call comes in again. Published guidance runs from a few hours to a day depending on method and air, so nobody can guess. A written answer on the way out the door ends the calls.

  5. Came back

    "The spot came back"

    A brown patch shows up overnight and the customer blames you. Cleaners often call it wicking: residue rising as the carpet dries. You want them to hear that, and to send a photo, before they post about it.

A stain request that arrives complete

  • A hand holding a phone over a dark red wine stain on a cream carpet to photograph it, with a tipped wine glass and a folded cloth beside it

    A stain photo with the right questions

    Customers send a photo plus what it was, how long ago and what they've tried. You see it before you reply, then decide whether to quote, ask for more or say it needs a look. The form promises nothing.

  • A carpet technician kneeling by an entry door, brushing a faint mark on cream carpet with a tray of plain spray bottles and towels beside him and pale salt marks nearby

    Wine, pet, salt or mud: labelled on arrival

    A short pick-list so the request comes in tagged. Pet requests ask whether it has soaked through. Salt and mud ones ask about the entry and the mats. You read the tag before you call back.

  • Two blue air-mover fans angled along a cream carpet in a living room with a window cracked open and one slightly damp patch still showing

    A dry-down plan they can follow

    After the job, the customer gets your own times in plain words: stay off until this hour, clean socks after that, furniture back at this point. Fans and open windows, in your words too.

  • A wooden sofa leg standing on a small wood block and a square plastic tab on freshly cleaned, slightly damp cream carpet

    A furniture-back checklist

    Blocks and tabs stay under the legs until the carpet is completely dry, because wet carpet can mark wood. Put that on the page and in the text so it's said once, in writing.

  • Gloved hands working a handheld upholstery tool along the arm of a fabric sofa, with a rolled area rug leaning against the wall and a portable extractor on the floor

    Sofas and rugs, quoted by photo

    A second, separate request for upholstery and area rugs: what it is, how big, what fabric if they know it, and a photo of the worst spot. You can say "bring the rug by" or "I'll look at it first."

  • A New England front hall in March with muddy boots on a tray and a light carpet runner marked with gray salt streaks and boot prints, the front door open to wet snow

    A banner for salt season and mud season

    Swap one line as the weather turns: "Salt-marked entry? Send a photo" in February, "Mud season, we're booking" in April. Visitors see you're on top of what's walking into their house right now.

When can we walk on it?

Dry-down clock

Set when you finish and your own walk-on and furniture times. Scrub the clock and watch the room dry. The text your customer gets fills in with real clock times.

Clock
Stay off

Load a starting point
Help it dry

The starting points are common ranges from published cleaner guidance, which varies a lot. Change the sliders to your own numbers.

PhaseWhat your customer is told
Stay offFrom the moment you finish until the walk-on time you set.
Clean socks onlyAfter the walk-on time, no shoes, until the furniture time.
Furniture backBlocks and tabs stay under furniture until the carpet is completely dry.
Help it dryYour own tips on fans, open windows, heat and a dehumidifier.

Times depend on the method, the airflow, the humidity and the carpet. Nothing here is a promise about any one job. If it still feels damp, your customer should text you rather than guess.

See what your carpet cleaning site could look like

Here's a concept for a made-up company, Hollowell Carpet Care. Yours gets your name, your towns and your photos. And you see your own free demo before you pay anything.

hollowellcarpet.example
HollowellCarpet Care
StainsPetsRugs & sofasDryingService area
Call
Salt-marked entry? Send a photo and we'll tell you what we see.

Send us a photo of the stain

Tell us what it was, how long ago and what you've tried. We look before we promise anything, and we text you a plain drying plan after the visit.

Send a stain photoDrying times
Stains and spots
Drying plan
Rugs and sofas
Salt and mud
Stain photo requestsDry-down textsPet-friendly intakeSample copy, not a real business
Concept preview for a fictional carpet cleaner (Hollowell Carpet Care). Not a screenshot of a real site.

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Voice agent for carpet cleaners

When the phone rings mid-pass

It's a Saturday morning and the extractor is running down a hallway. You can't stop mid-stripe without leaving a streak. The shop line rings. This is what happens next.

  1. Saturday, 10:20 AM

    A caller from Cranston dials your number. Your hands are full and the machine is loud. Your AI agent answers in your company's name.

  2. 10:21 AM

    It asks what you'd ask: what the stain is, when it happened, what they've tried, which room, whether pets are involved, and the best day. It offers a link to text a photo of the stain.

  3. 10:23 AM

    A text lands on your phone: "Cranston. Red wine, hallway runner, spilled last night, blotted with water only. Photo link sent. Thursday works." It sets a callback window.

The agent never says a stain will come out, never quotes a price, and never says a carpet is safe to walk on. It collects what you'd ask and hands it to you. It works alongside the tool you already use. Text us and we'll check.

Gloved hands resting on a coiled blue extraction hose at the open back of a work van, with a phone lit up on the van floor beside a spray bottle
The call you'd miss, caught.
Simple by design

Three steps to your new website

We designed this process so you spend less than 60 seconds on your end.

01

Tell us about your carpet cleaning business

Takes about 10 seconds. Text "Hi LTMG, my business name is [Name]" and we're already on it.

02

We build your demo

An LTMG team member researches your business and our AI builds a real, working website — customized to you, usually ready within hours.

03

You review and go live

See your demo, request any changes, and when you love it — we flip the switch. Your site is live and we handle everything after that.

Transparent pricing

Find your plan.

Every plan includes managed hosting, SSL, CDN, and a real support team. No hidden fees, no surprises.

Starter
$29.95/mo
+ $99 one-time setup
Save $158.90/yr
  • 1-page professional website
  • Custom domain connection
  • SSL certificate
  • CDN + global delivery
  • Mobile-responsive design
  • Standard template
  • Not included: Client portal login
  • Not included: Self-service content updates
  • Not included: Google Analytics
  • Not included: Monthly update requests

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Pro
Pricing
coming soon
  • Up to 10 pages
  • Everything in Standard
  • Custom domain
  • Custom fonts & photo gallery
  • Full local business schema (SEO)
  • Google Business Profile sync
  • Self-service full content editing
  • Hero photo & gallery updates
  • 3 content update requests/month
  • Email + chat support

Agency
Pricing
coming soon
  • Unlimited pages
  • Everything in Pro
  • Custom domain
  • White-label — remove LTMG branding
  • Unlimited content update requests
  • Custom HTML block access
  • Fully custom build & design
  • Dedicated onboarding setup
  • Dedicated account rep
  • Priority support

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