What a pressure washing website needs
Homeowners pick a pressure washer by the photos. A site for this trade leads with a before and after they can drag, then answers the two things people ask first: what it costs and whether it is safe for siding and roofs.
A before and after they can drag
One driveway or one wall of siding, half dirty and half clean, does more than a paragraph. It sits at the top of the page.
Soft washing explained in a sentence
Customers worry about damage to siding, shingles and wood. The site says which surfaces get low pressure and which get high.
A quote form that asks the right things
Surface, rough size and town, so you can answer with a number instead of a second round of questions.
Services your site would list
These are the usual ones for pressure washing. Yours are written around what you actually offer, in your words.
- House washingA low-pressure soft wash that lifts mildew and algae off siding.
- Driveways and walkwaysConcrete and pavers cleaned evenly, with no wand stripes left behind.
- Roof cleaningA soft wash treatment that clears the black streaks from shingles.
- Decks and fencesGray, weathered wood brought back and ready for stain or sealer.
- Patios and pool decksSlippery algae and grime removed so the surface is safe to walk on.
- Gutters and trimGutters cleared and brightened, with fascia and soffits rinsed clean.
Open the sample pressure washing site
An instant sample. The photo, phone number and wording are stand-ins.
Or open Pelican & Pine Exterior Washing, a full sample site for a made-up business.
What a pressure washing website costs
A pressure washing website from Sawhorse Web Co. is $0 down and $149 a month, with no contract and no setup fee. The first 5 clients pay $99 a month for as long as they stay. You see the finished site before you pay anything.
- The site, designed and built for phones first
- Your own domain, registered in your name
- Hosting and a security certificate
- Changes within two business days, by text or email
- A Google Business Profile tune-up
- A tap-to-review card for your customers
I work with pressure washing companies in Wilmington, Leland, Hampstead, Carolina Beach, Huntersville and Cornelius, by text and email.
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What should a pressure washing website include?
Your services by surface (house washing, driveways, roofs, decks), the towns you cover, before-and-after photos, a phone number that dials when tapped and a short quote form. A line on soft washing answers the damage question before it is asked.
Can I use my own before-and-after photos?
Yes, and you should. Text or email them from your phone and they go on the site, including as a slider customers can drag. Until then the preview uses stand-in photos that are clearly labelled.
How much does a pressure washing website cost?
With Sawhorse Web Co. it is $0 down and $149 a month, with no contract and no setup fee. That covers the site, the domain, hosting, a security certificate and changes when you need them. The first 5 clients pay $99 a month for as long as they stay.
Do I need a website if I already have a Facebook page and a Google profile?
Keep both. A website gives your Google profile a link to point at, an address of your own and a quote form that reaches you directly. Whether that is worth $149 a month is your call, which is why you see the site before paying anything.
How do I see my site first?
Send your business name, trade and town by the form, a text or an email. A private link to your site arrives within 48 hours, free. Keep it and it goes live on your own domain. Pass and you owe nothing.
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$99 a month for the first 5 clients.
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