Answers before you book.

The main transactional services are home cleaning and routine lawn care. Other services can still exist, but the clearest booking experience is being built around the services customers can understand, price, schedule, and repeat more easily.

Yes. The booking flow is designed to show the current total before secure checkout. The price can change when you choose a larger scope, add extras, select a recurring option, or enter details that require manual review.

Each question should affect price, timing, availability, or the service instructions. The goal is to avoid vague jobs, surprise pricing, and unnecessary back-and-forth after the booking is created.

Yes, when the selected service supports recurrence. Cleaning and lawn care can show recurring options because repeat visits actually fit those services. One-time project services do not need recurring choices.

Add-ons such as inside fridge, inside oven, cabinets, windows, laundry, or bed making should be selected before checkout so the visit has the right scope and estimated time from the start.

If the yard condition changes the time or equipment needed, the booking flow should collect that detail before checkout or route the request for manual review when it is outside the standard scope.

Eligible bookings can be rescheduled from the customer account when the booking status and timing allow it. Grenbee should check availability again before confirming the new time, including whether a worker is available for that slot.

Coverage should be validated during booking. If the address is outside the current coverage area, the request should not move forward as a normal checkout unless Grenbee chooses to review it manually.

Commercial cleaning is not treated like a standard residential checkout. It should go to the contact intake form so Grenbee can review the property, scope, timing, and staffing before confirming anything.