A pressure washing website that shows the difference
What a pressure washing website needs: before and after photos, a page per surface, and a quote form that asks for size and photos. $399, free preview.
Why do before and after photos sell pressure washing?
Few services show their result as clearly. A dirty driveway next to the same driveway clean, from the same angle, is the whole sales pitch. Take a before and an after at every job and send us the best pairs; they go at the top of the home page.
Which pages should a pressure washing site have?
One page per surface people search for: driveways and concrete, house washing or siding, and decks and fences. Roofs or commercial work can be an extra page for $29. If you soft wash siding or roofs, say so on that page; customers worried about damage look for it.
How should the quote form work?
Ask which surfaces, the rough size (a two-car driveway, a one-story house) and for a photo. Many pressure washing jobs can be priced from that without a visit, which lets you quote the same day.
When should you push for bookings?
Spring and the weeks before holidays and home sales are when people want their house clean. A short "book your spring wash" line on the home page, changed with the season, is a small text change.
The $399 package: six pages (home, 3 service pages, about, contact), a logo, Google Business Profile setup, your own .com and the first year of hosting. Pricing · Example sites · Other trades
Questions
Should I show prices for pressure washing?
If you have a starting price for a driveway or a house wash, show it. Price by size for larger jobs and ask for photos.
Can customers upload photos for a quote?
Yes. The quote form can take photos of the area to clean.
How much is a website for a pressure washing company?
It is $399 one time at Kingpin Sites, with the first year of hosting included. From year two hosting is $150 a year. You see a free preview before paying.
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