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Help happy cleaning clients leave the review they mean to write
Hiring a cleaning service means letting strangers into the most personal parts of a home. Clients choose carefully and rely heavily on reviews from other homeowners who trusted the same team.
Most clients mean to leave one. A badge on your team lead turns that intention into an actual review the moment they see the result.
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The challenge: clients are often away
Many recurring cleaning clients are at work while the team is in the house. They come home to a clean space but never meet the people who did it. That makes in-person reviews rare unless you plan for them.
The answer is to look for the visits where clients are home: first cleans, deep cleans, move-out cleans with a landlord walkthrough, and the occasional Saturday appointment. Those visits are where the badge earns its keep.
Best visits for a review request
The first clean
New clients are evaluating you. If they are home for the final check, the team lead can show them the work and mention the badge.
Deep cleans and move-ins
The difference is dramatic: baseboards, inside appliances, grout. Clients notice and want to share.
Move-out cleans
Tenants hoping to recover a deposit are thrilled when a landlord signs off. Ask them right after the walkthrough.
Post-construction cleans
Contractors and homeowners both see the finished space for the first time without dust. Either can review you.
Building trust with named team members
Clients care who is in their home. Printing first names on each badge helps clients learn the team, and reviews that mention people by name, like “Ana and Rosa are wonderful and so trustworthy,” reassure future clients far more than generic praise.
For owners, named reviews also show which team members create the strongest impressions, which is useful for training and recognition.
Light, clean, and out of the way
Cleaners bend, reach, and kneel all day. The badge rides on a retractable reel at the hip, so it does not dangle into a bucket or swing against furniture. The card stays protected behind the clear window and wipes clean.
Questions we hear
Can I leave a badge at a client’s house?+
The badge is designed to stay with your team, but you could leave one with a long-term client if you prefer. Most services keep them on the cleaners.
What about Airbnb turnover cleans?+
Hosts are your client in that case. Badges help when you meet the host in person, and hosts are often happy to review a reliable turnover team.
Is it okay to remind clients by text as well?+
Yes. The badge handles the in-person ask, and a polite text reminder with the same link is fine, as long as you do not offer anything in return for the review.
Turn spotless homes into reviews
Order a single badge for $30, or outfit your teams with a 10-pack for $250. Free shipping on every order.