Websites for pressure washing and soft washing companies

Pressure washing sells on what it looks like, not what it says. A gallery of real before-and-after photos, organized by surface, a driveway, a house, a deck, a commercial lot, lets someone scroll straight to the job that matches theirs and see what it actually looked like after.

A house wash and a driveway look completely different before and after, and someone deciding between the two services usually just wants to see their own situation reflected back, not a generic clean-looking stock photo.

The same goes for siding that's gone green with mildew versus a driveway with years of oil stains baked in. Different problem, different before shot, and showing the one that matches builds more confidence than one generic gallery trying to cover everything at once.

Precision Power Wash in Roscoe had a five-star Google profile and real work to show, but the Facebook link went to a broken Google Form, the Instagram link went to a Google Business Site Google had already shut down, and the website field on the Google profile was blank. Someone searching for a pressure washer in Roscoe, Rockton, Machesney Park or Rockford had nowhere to actually land.

I built a 27-page site: a homepage, six service pages, eight town pages for the areas they cover, a photo gallery and a quote page with a form that emails every lead, then put the new site into the website field so the reviews finally sent people somewhere. It scored 100 on every category of Google's desktop speed test at launch.

A house wash, a driveway and a commercial property don't price the same way, and most people don't know which one they need until your site splits it out for them. A quote form that takes photos lets you price the actual surface and square footage instead of guessing over the phone.

Commercial work especially benefits from its own page. A property manager comparing bids wants to see that you've done lots or storefronts before, not just houses, and a mixed page trying to speak to both a homeowner and a property manager usually ends up speaking clearly to neither.

Soft washing deserves its own line too, since it's a different process for a different surface, usually roofs and siding, and a customer who needs that specifically will bounce off a page that only talks about driveways.

• A photo quote form split out by house, driveway, deck or commercial work
• A before/after gallery organized by job type
• Every new lead emailed to you in seconds
• A Google review link and QR code for your truck
• Every town you cover written out plainly: Rockford, Roscoe, Rockton, Machesney Park and the rest of your service area
• Your .com domain and a working website link on your Google profile from day one

All of that is part of Core at $99 a month, $0 down, no setup fee. I build a demo of your actual site first through the free demo, so you see it before you pay anything. If you want Google Business Profile management alongside the site, that's in Plus at $179 a month.