Recurring janitorial
Organize recurring services around the real facility types, schedules, and operating requirements the company supports.
Custom websites, WordPress, redesigns, technical SEO, migrations, and ongoing website management for established commercial cleaning and facility-service companies.
Taranov Digital can build a custom website, develop a structured WordPress platform, handle a search-sensitive migration, or stay responsible for the website after launch. The delivery model follows the business requirements, not the industry label.
The website should make scope, facility experience, service frequency, coverage, and the route to a qualified walkthrough easy to understand.
Organize recurring services around the real facility types, schedules, and operating requirements the company supports.
Explain relevant experience, protocols, and constraints without making unsupported certification or compliance claims.
Give construction cleanup, floor care, turnover, and other genuine project services their own decision paths.
Show how service areas, locations, communication, and quality-control expectations are handled.
Useful facility pages document the real scope while respecting client confidentiality and connecting the work to the relevant service.
The scope can begin with a new build, an existing WordPress platform, a redesign and migration, or a technical problem that needs to be fixed without replacing everything.
Architecture, content structure, responsive design, development, forms, integrations, QA, hosting strategy, and launch management.
Custom themes, structured Gutenberg editing, content models, permissions, integrations, performance, security, and editorial workflows.
Current-state inventory, URL preservation, redirects, content migration, structured data, performance work, and post-launch validation.
Ongoing development, technical SEO, performance, security, content changes, analytics, QA, and release management after launch.
I’ll review the service structure, available proof, migration risk, publishing needs, and operating requirements, then recommend the appropriate project path.