Local marketplace leads, quotes, scheduling, crews, booking, invoicing and payments — across every North Carolina metro. One login for the whole operation.
Built for North Carolina maid services, turnover crews, and commercial & janitorial operators. Now onboarding early partners.
North Carolina's home-services market spans the fast-growing Charlotte and Research Triangle metros, a strong military and university presence (Fort Bragg, Duke, UNC, NC State), Piedmont Triad manufacturing, mountain and coastal tourism, and a steady stream of new residents. CleanSlate gives North Carolina cleaning companies one place to run leads, scheduling, crews, and payments across every market they serve.
The North Carolina basics every cleaning operator should know. Approximate guidance — verify current requirements with your county and a North Carolina CPA.
North Carolina doesn't license house cleaners at the state level — there's no state cleaning license to obtain.
North Carolina repealed most local privilege license taxes in 2015, but some cities and counties still require business registration or a local license. Check the specific jurisdictions you work in.
North Carolina generally does not tax residential or commercial cleaning and janitorial services, though tangible products you sell are taxable. Confirm current rules with a North Carolina CPA.
Clients and commercial buildings expect general-liability coverage (often a certificate of insurance). North Carolina requires workers' compensation for businesses with three or more employees.
Register your LLC or corporation with the North Carolina Secretary of State and get a federal EIN before you hire or open accounts.
Pick your market — each metro page has local market data, demand seasonality, rate benchmarks, and county licensing notes.
We're onboarding early cleaning partners across North Carolina now. Book a walkthrough and we'll set it up around how you already work.
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