Industries · Home services
For the businesses people call when something needs doing.
Cleaning companies, remodeling contractors, and the trades live and die by how quickly they turn a search into a conversation. NexaCoreAI builds the website that earns that first contact and the assistant that answers it, even at 9 p.m. on a Sunday.
Home services · 01
Cleaning companies
What the website needs
- Separate pages for recurring, deep, move-in/move-out, and commercial cleaning, each explaining what’s included and what affects the price.
- A service-area section listing the neighborhoods and towns you actually cover.
- A short quote request: home size, service type, frequency, preferred date, contact method.
- Trust signals that are real: insurance, background-check policy if you have one, genuine reviews, photos of your team.
What the assistant handles
- Answers “do you cover my area?” and “what’s included in a deep clean?” instantly, any hour.
- Collects bedrooms, bathrooms, pets, and timing so the office can quote without phone tag.
- Explains your policies (supplies, cancellations, access) in your approved wording.
- Never quotes a price unless you’ve approved a published rate.
Home services · 02
Remodeling contractors
What the website needs
- Project-type pages (kitchens, bathrooms, basements, additions) with your real process and what a consultation involves.
- A portfolio built from your actual projects, with permission, and never stock photos passed off as your work.
- Honest guidance on budgeting and timelines without publishing numbers you can’t stand behind.
- A consultation request that captures project type, scope, address area, and start window.
What the assistant handles
- Handles “how much does a kitchen remodel cost?” candidly, without inventing a number.
- Separates refresh vs. full remodel and captures the start window, so estimators prep better.
- Explains licensing, permits, and warranty terms only in wording you’ve approved.
- Routes serious projects to a consultation request, with the visitor’s consent.
Home services · 03
Other trades & home services
What the website needs
- One clear page per service people search for, plus an emergency path if you offer one.
- Plain service-area information instead of dozens of thin “city pages.”
- Click-to-call everywhere, and forms that ask only what dispatch needs.
What the assistant handles
- Triages urgent vs. routine requests and points urgent ones to your phone line.
- Answers service-area, hours, and “do you handle X?” questions from your approved list.
- Collects the details your office asks on every call.
Demonstration
A move-out cleaning inquiry, handled properly.
Example: a residential cleaning company. Names and numbers are fictional.
Visitor: Hi! Do you do move-out cleans in Matthews? We hand over the keys on the 14th.
Why it did that
Press “Next step” to watch the assistant respond. Each step explains the decision behind it.
- • Answers come only from the business’s approved facts.
- • No invented prices, times, or promises.
- • The visitor reviews and sends their own details.
Home services FAQ
Common questions from trades owners.
Do I need a separate page for every town I serve?
Usually not. Dozens of near-identical city pages are a pattern search engines treat as low quality. A strong service-area section, plus genuinely distinct location pages only where you have something specific to say (a real office, local projects, different services), is more effective and more honest. More on local SEO.
Should I publish prices?
If you can stand behind a starting price or a price range, publishing it filters out poor-fit leads and builds trust. If every job is different, explain what affects the price and how quoting works. Either way, your assistant will only repeat what you approve.
Can the assistant work with my scheduling or CRM software?
Often, yes. Handoffs can go to email, a CRM, a shared inbox, or a scheduling tool through its integrations or a webhook. We confirm what your tools support during scoping.
Let’s make your phone ring with the right jobs.
Tell us about your business and what you want to fix. We’ll talk it through, give you a straight recommendation, and follow up with a written scope and quote if it’s a fit.