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Websites for pressure washing businesses
We design, write and launch a one-page website for your pressure washing or soft washing business in one business day: services by surface, a before-and-after gallery, the areas you cover and a quick way to ask for a quote. It costs US$235 once, and you can click through a live demo site before you decide.
See your site first. Pay only when you approve the preview — one free preview per business. Pay by card, PayNow or bank transfer after approval.
Live demo
We built a one-page site for Fernbrook Exterior Cleaning, a fictional pressure washing business business, the same way we'd build yours: one day, written and designed for the trade. Open the live demo on your phone.
The demo business, its people, prices and reviews are fictional and labelled as such. Your site uses your real details, photos and prices.
What it has to do
One well-built page is enough for most owner-operators: services, before-and-after photos, the areas you cover, reviews and a quote button. Add separate pages later if you want to rank for each service (say, roof cleaning) or sell to commercial clients. We build the one page in a day and quote any extra pages separately.
Show "from" prices for simple, common jobs and use a quote form for everything else. A driveway or a standard house wash can carry a starting price; roofs, commercial sites and heavy staining need photos or a visit. We write the "from" prices you give us and explain plainly what changes the total, such as size, access and how dirty the surface is.
Use your own phone photos of real jobs, shot from the same spot before and after, with a short caption saying the surface and the method. That is the proof customers look for. We lay them out as a slider plus a grid. Ask clients before you post their home, and leave out house numbers and number plates.
List the towns or neighbourhoods you serve, by name, on the page. Customers want to know in seconds if you come to them. If you work from home and travel to customers, keep your home address off the site, which matches how Google asks service-area businesses to set up their profile.
Link to your Google Business Profile and quote only real reviews from it, with the reviewer's first name. A "Review us on Google" link in your follow-up text after each job is the simplest way to collect more. We never write reviews for you, and the reviews on our demo are labelled as samples.
Your options
| DIY builder | Magic Dev Studio one-page site | Web agency | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost | About US$140–230 a year, every year | US$235 once + about US$20–60/yr domain and hosting | Typically US$600–2,300+ for a small site |
| Who writes it | You | We do, for pressure washing businesses | Usually you supply the text |
| Time to live | Your evenings and weekends | 1 business day | 2–8 weeks |
| Pay before you see it? | Subscription first | No — preview first, pay on approval | Usually a deposit |
| Pages | As many as you build | One scrolling page (more quoted separately) | Several |
Builder prices from our 2026 builder comparison (cheapest custom-domain plans, billed yearly). Agency figures are typical published small-site prices, not a quote.
Before you publish
The Asphalt Roofing Manufacturers Association (US) says: "DO NOT use a power washer or any type of brush or broom to clean algae from the roof surface", and recommends a gentle bleach-and-water solution, left 15–20 minutes, then rinsed gently. If you clean roofs, say on your site which method you use for which roof. Homeowners and roofers check for this, and it protects you if a customer asks about their shingle warranty.
In many places, storm drains carry water straight to rivers and streams without treatment, so councils and cities ask mobile washers to keep wash water out of them. For example, the City of Nixa (Missouri, US) says water in storm drains "flows unfiltered and directly into our local waterways", and its pressure-washing guidance asks washers to collect wash water, using things like berms, storm drain cover mats or vacuums. Rules differ by country and city, so check yours. One line on your site about how you handle runoff reassures commercial, HOA and council clients.
Source: City of Nixa: Stormwater Management · City of Nixa: Best Management Practices for Pressure Washing and Impervious Surface Cleaning (PDF)
Google's guidelines say a business that travels to its customers should hide its address and set a service area instead; a business customers visit shows its address. A pressure washing business run from home fits the first case. Keep your website consistent with your profile: same name, phone and areas.
Source: Google Business Profile Help: Guidelines for representing your business on Google
General information, checked on 05/10/2026; not legal advice. Rules differ by country and change, so check your own regulator.
How it works
Our work
We haven't built for a pressure washing business yet; the demo above shows what yours would look like. These are live sites we built for real businesses:
Questions
Ours is US$235 once for a one-page site, plus about US$20–60 a year for your own domain and hosting. For comparison, WebFX, a US agency that gathered spending data from more than 2,000 businesses, puts freelancer web design at US$500 to US$10,000+ and agency design at US$3,000 to US$30,000+. Builders such as Wix or Squarespace charge a monthly subscription instead, and you do the writing.
One business day after you send your details. You get a private preview link the same day, one round of changes, and you pay only after you approve it.
Yes. Jobber offers online request and booking forms, and Housecall Pro offers online booking with a shareable link, so we point your "Get a quote" buttons there and requests land in the tool you already use. If you'd rather take enquiries by phone, text or WhatsApp, the buttons can do that instead.
Yes, if that's how you do it. Saying which method you use on which surface (soft wash for roofs and painted siding, pressure for concrete) shows you know the job, and the asphalt-shingle makers' association warns against pressure washing shingles. We write it from what you actually do.
A short line is worth it if you collect or filter runoff. Many cities ban wash water going into storm drains, and commercial, HOA and council buyers often ask. We only state what you really do; if you don't collect runoff, we leave it out.
It helps, but your Google Business Profile matters most for "near me" searches. A clear site with your services, towns and phone number supports it, and we make sure the details match your profile and link the two. We can't promise rankings, and nobody honestly can.
US$235 one-time (S$300) for the design, writing and build of your one-page site, including on-page SEO and 30 days of support. Your only other cost is your own domain and hosting, typically about US$20–60 a year, in your name. We set them up and tell you the exact cost before you buy.
You don't pay. We send you the finished preview first and you pay only when you approve it. One free preview per business; until you pay, the preview stays on our own link.
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Send us your business name and what you do. You'll have a preview link the same day.
See your site first. Pay only when you approve the preview — one free preview per business. Pay by card, PayNow or bank transfer after approval.
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