JTB Cleaning

Image credits

Mobile, Alabama photography

  • Homepage: Mobile waterfront, architecture-preserving sunset treatment
    Photo by Carol M. Highsmith · Original image · Public domain; no known restrictions on publication
    Based on Carol M. Highsmith’s March 23, 2010 photograph. Original architecture, spires, waterfront and reflections retain their source positions and shapes. A sunset sky composite, color and luminance adjustments, and a tighter rectangular crop create the golden-hour treatment. No AI-generated building pixels or geometry warping are used. This is an edited historical view, not a documentary photograph of an actual sunset or the city in 2026.
  • Real Mobile skyline waterfront
    Photo by Altairisfar · Original image · Public domain (PD-self)
    Resized and converted to WebP/JPEG only; no retouching or content alteration.
  • Real Mobile skyline, current 2026 alternative
    Photo by Quintin Soloviev · Original image · CC BY 4.0
    Resized and converted to WebP/JPEG only; no retouching or content alteration.

Coverage area photographs

  • Mississippi Gulf Coast: Front Beach, Ocean Springs, Mississippi
    Photo by Anably, July 3, 2019 · Original image and source · CC BY-SA 4.0
    WordPress resized and compressed the photo for web display; the responsive frame crops the display. The photograph and any image adaptations are available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
  • Mobile County: Mobile, AL – pointed towers skyline
    Photo by James Willamor, August 3, 2015 · Original image and source · Photographer’s original Flickr publication · CC BY-SA 2.0
    The Wikimedia version was resized to 960 pixels; WordPress may resize and compress it further. The responsive frame crops the display. The photograph and any image adaptations are available under CC BY-SA 2.0.
  • Lucedale: George County Mississippi Courthouse
    Photo by Calvin Beale / U.S. Department of Agriculture, September 2007 · Original image, source and public-domain notice
    Public domain in the United States as an official work of a U.S. federal government employee. WordPress may resize and compress the photo; the responsive frame crops the display.

These photographs identify the areas we serve. They do not imply endorsement by the photographers, building owners or government agencies. The historic photographs are not presented as current photographs.

Brand and article images

The JTB Cleaning logo, owners’ image, and original article imagery come from the existing JTB Cleaning website and are reused for this authorized redesign.

Certification artwork

The ISSA Residential Professional House Cleaning badge, GBAC organization logo, and BBB Accredited Business artwork were supplied by the site owner for this update. Original source files are retained. The CMI Basic Certified Cleaning Technician mark was extracted from the owner’s actual ISSA certificate, furnished by Dean Mastan with permission to use the mark. Its background was made transparent, the BASIC designation is retained, and the raster artwork is displayed at no more than its native width. Only the extracted mark is displayed here. The PHC badge’s exterior black area was made transparent without changing its interior artwork. The footer JTB logo uses white buildings, roof strokes and lettering with green accents; the header retains the original logo. Excess white space around the BBB artwork is cropped in the page display. Organization names and marks belong to their respective owners. The GBAC logo is an organization mark, not a GBAC STAR facility badge.

Homepage waterfront photograph

The homepage is an edited version of Carol M. Highsmith’s photograph of the Mobile, Alabama skyline and convention-center waterfront, taken March 23, 2010. The original architecture is retained, including the crowns, spires, façades, waterfront and reflections. A sunset sky composite, color and luminance adjustments, and a tighter rectangular crop create the golden-hour appearance. Only the sky uses generated imagery; no AI-generated building pixels, architectural redraw or geometry warping are used. This is an edited historical view, not a documentary photograph of an actual sunset or a view of the city in 2026. Soft CSS fades support the desktop headline and blend the photograph’s edge into the navy background. The photograph is scaled and positioned as a whole; individual buildings are never moved or stretched. On smaller screens, the owners and the recognizable waterfront skyline share a separate image panel above the copy.

Homepage owner portrait

James and Tiffany Glover’s homepage portrait comes from the owner-supplied original GloverHeadshots2026-5.jpg. Only the neutral studio background was removed. The original portrait’s RGB pixels are retained in the source cutout, including their faces, bodies, clothing and poses, without generative replacement, retouching or recoloring. Responsive versions use proportional resizing and lossless WebP encoding. This is a composite of the original portrait and the edited historical waterfront photograph, not a photograph of the owners at that waterfront.

Illustrative service photography

Residential, commercial, and detail-cleaning imagery was created for this website design. These images illustrate the services and are not representations of specific customer properties.

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