Cleaning Website Problem Report

67% of Cleaning Websites Have No HTTPS Redirect

We found this issue in 774 of 1154 audited Cleaning websites across the United States.

Last updated: March 2026 1,154 sites audited

Why This Matters

When someone types your URL or clicks an old link, they may land on the HTTP version of your site. Without a redirect, Chrome displays a "Not Secure" warning in the address bar. For a cleaning company — a business built on trust and entering people's homes — that warning is devastating. Visitors leave immediately.

Frequency by State

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Worst Markets for No HTTPS Redirect

City	Frequency	Affected Sites
Round Rock, TX	92%	12 of 13
Alpharetta, GA	92%	11 of 12
Houston, TX	91%	30 of 33
Naples, FL	88%	14 of 16
Frisco, TX	87%	13 of 15

Best Markets for No HTTPS Redirect

City	Frequency	Affected Sites
Huntsville, AL	36%	5 of 14
Baton Rouge, LA	41%	7 of 17
Charleston, SC	45%	5 of 11
Charlotte, NC	46%	19 of 41
Tulsa, OK	54%	13 of 24

What Top-Scoring Sites Do Differently

Every well-maintained cleaning site in the U.S. uses a 301 redirect from HTTP to HTTPS. This ensures all visitors see a secure site regardless of how they arrive. It also consolidates SEO authority on a single URL version, preventing duplicate content issues.

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