🧹 Cleaning Company Leads Scraper — Residential & Commercial Emails & Phones

Cleaning is two markets wearing one name. Residential — maid services and house cleaners, small crews, owner answers the phone. Commercial — janitorial companies bidding office and facility contracts, bigger fleets, procurement emails. This Actor scrapes both, separately or together, for any city: company name, phone, website, address, emails and social profiles extracted live from each company's own website — $8 per 1,000 companies.

Residential vs commercial: search them the way buyers do

Each keyword runs as its own search and tags its rows via searchQuery, so one run gives you pre-segmented lists:

You sell to...	Use keywords
House cleaning franchises & booking software	house cleaning service, maid service, move out cleaning
Janitorial supply, chemicals, equipment	janitorial service, commercial cleaning service
Specialty verticals	carpet cleaning service, window cleaning service, pressure washing service

Leave keywords empty and it sweeps all six default segments at once.

What lands in each row

name, category, address (+parsed city/country), phone and websitePhones[], website, email/emails[]/emailFound, socialProfiles (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter), techStack[], rating, reviewsCount, placeUrl, coordinates, scrapedAt. One consolidated row per company — export CSV/Excel/JSON or pull via API into your CRM or cold-email tool.

Why this beats a purchased janitorial list

Cleaning has brutal churn — crews appear and disappear in months, which is exactly what makes bought databases stale on arrival. Here everything is scraped at run time: if a janitorial company won a big contract and finally launched a website last month, you get that. And because you build the list yourself per city and segment, no competitor is mailing the identical file.

It's also how you find the underserved half: rows with emailFound: false and few reviews are young companies nobody else is pitching — and you still have their phone.

Costs

• $0.008 per company delivered — $8 per 1,000
• $0.01 start fee per run
• Typical full-metro sweep (all segments): 250–600 companies, $2–5. Empty run: $0.01.

Quick start

{
  "location": "Seattle, WA",
  "keywords": ["house cleaning service", "janitorial service"],
  "maxResults": 100,
  "maxPagesPerSite": 2
}

Multiple cities in one run: "searchQueries": ["commercial cleaning service in Tampa, FL", "commercial cleaning service in Orlando, FL"].

FAQ

Email coverage in this niche? Residential cleaners are phone/booking-form first: expect emails on roughly 35–55% of companies with a website. Commercial janitorial skews higher — bid requests arrive by email, so they publish one. Filter on emailFound after export.

How do I keep residential and commercial apart in the output? Sort by searchQuery — each row remembers which keyword found it. Run them as separate keywords (not one big sweep) if you want clean separation.

Franchise locations (Merry Maids, Jani-King)? Included like any listing; franchisees share corporate domains, so dedupe on website if you only want independents.

Can I schedule weekly refreshes? Yes — Apify schedules work natively. Weekly per territory + a diff against your CRM surfaces brand-new companies while they're still shopping for suppliers and software.

Is using this data legal? It's publicly listed business info plus emails companies publish on their own sites to be contacted. Follow CAN-SPAM, CASL or GDPR rules for your outreach channel.

What about companies without websites? Delivered by default with phone/address/rating — prime cold-call material. Set onlyWithWebsite: true to drop them; dropped companies are never charged.

Short-term rental turnover and move-out cleaning

A segment that did not exist ten years ago and appears in no purchased janitorial list. These companies are built around a property manager's calendar, not a household's:

airbnb cleaning service in Scottsdale, AZ
vacation rental cleaning company in Sedona, AZ
turnover cleaning service in Phoenix, AZ
move out cleaning service in Tempe, AZ
post construction cleaning company in Mesa, AZ

Put these in Custom search queries — each line runs as its own live Maps search, and a company listed under several of them is merged into a single row before you are charged.

They are the best-fit buyers in the whole vertical for scheduling and dispatch software, because their scheduling problem is genuinely hard: same-day turnarounds, keys, and a booking calendar they do not control.

Commercial janitorial and specialty contract cleaning

Commercial cleaning is a contract business with real revenue per account, and it is a different buyer from residential maid services:

commercial cleaning company in Columbus, OH
janitorial services company in Dublin, OH
office cleaning service in Westerville, OH
medical office cleaning in Columbus, OH
industrial cleaning company in Grove City, OH

Commercial firms maintain proper websites with a quote form, so contactPageUrl is populated on most rows and email coverage runs well above the residential average. techStack will often show HubSpot or a Google Tag Manager container — a reliable tell that the company already runs paid acquisition and has a marketing budget to talk about.

Carpet, upholstery and restoration companies

carpet cleaning company in Tampa, FL
upholstery cleaning service in Brandon, FL
water damage restoration company in Tampa, FL
mold remediation company in St. Petersburg, FL
tile and grout cleaning service in Clearwater, FL

Restoration is the money end: IICRC-certified firms doing insurance work carry equipment budgets and franchise relationships that a residential maid service never will. They are also phone-first — every row carries the Maps number plus up to four more numbers pulled from the company's own site, with the Maps number filtered out so it never occupies one of those four slots.