Win more washroom service contracts from local search.

Yes. We keep content about toilet and washing facility requirements, hygiene waste and paperwork measured and up to date, and we’re happy for you to check it before it goes live. Where rules differ between England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, we make clear which nation a page applies to.

Clear, accurate guidance helps office managers and business owners understand what they need, reduces confused calls and gives AI tools trustworthy information to draw on.

Yes. Many businesses prefer a local provider with a named contact, a technician who knows the site and terms they can understand. Local search favours genuine local businesses with strong reviews and clear information, and we help you make that advantage obvious on Google and in AI recommendations.

The Authority plan includes multi-location strategy, giving each depot its own optimised profile and visibility across the towns and business parks it serves.

Updating your Google profile and B2B listings can start bringing enquiries from small offices and shops within weeks. Ranking strongly on the map and being suggested by AI tools to facilities buyers normally takes three to six months, depending on how crowded your region is.

Many businesses can only switch when a contract ends, so steady visibility means you’re the provider they find when their notice window opens.

No. Our plans have no fixed term and run month by month, so you can cancel before the next billing date. Your hygiene business keeps its Google profile, listings and links in place afterwards.

Commercial cleaning companies, managing agents, office fit-out firms, serviced office operators and accountants all meet businesses at the moment they open, move or review their costs. A simple referral arrangement with a few of them can bring steady introductions.

A free washroom survey, where you count the toilets, check what’s already there and recommend the right units and visit frequency, often wins the contract on its own — especially when it shows the customer what the welfare rules expect.

Guide prices per unit and visit frequency help small businesses budget and filter out enquiries that aren’t a good fit. Be clear about what’s included — the unit, servicing, the waste paperwork, VAT and any installation or removal charges — and how price reviews work. Upfront terms are increasingly a reason to choose one provider over another.

Show your waste carrier registration number, where hygiene waste is taken for treatment and any certifications such as ISO 9001 or ISO 14001. Public liability insurance, contractor health and safety accreditations, and background checks for technicians who visit schools and nurseries also reassure buyers. Say clearly that you provide waste transfer notes, and consignment notes for any hazardous waste such as sharps.

Longer terms give you security for the units you install, but surprise rollovers frustrate many customers and often lead to poor reviews. Clear contract lengths, written reminders well before any renewal and easy changes when a site grows or shrinks tend to keep customers longer than restrictive clauses.