Are the photos theirs?
Reverse image search one. A surprising number of pressure washing sites use stock or lifted images, which is easy to spot and impossible to unsee once a customer notices.
Pressure washing website examples
Most of them are one photo and a phone number
Which is not the worst thing a website can be. But if you are browsing examples for ideas, the difference between the ones producing work and the ones producing nothing is not the design.
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One services page, six surfaces
Competing for nothing in particular
example-washing.com/services
A page per surface, per suburb
Forty jobs, forty searches
/cypress/roof-soft-wash
6 surfaces, 40 pages
Rather than 6 surfaces, 1 page
Count the surfaces, not the sliders
Open any pressure washing site you like and check how many separate surfaces it has a real page for. Most have one page covering all of them, which means it competes properly for none. The ones getting work have a page for driveways, one for roofs, one for decks, and each is about an actual job.
Start your 14-day trialThe examples that work simply have more
Not better photography, not a nicer layout. More pages, each about one surface in one place. Drag the slider to see how fast that builds at your pace.
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of your work, ready for the next customer who looks you up
One page per job
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A normal website
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Four things to check on any example
Run a site you admire through these rather than judging how it looks. It will tell you whether it is actually earning anything.
Start your 14-day trialIs there a page per surface?
Roof washing and driveway cleaning are different searches with different customers and different price points. A site treating them as one thing is leaving most of its opportunity unclaimed.
Are places named?
Not a service radius. Actual suburbs attached to actual jobs, because that is what matches a search with a place name in it.
How recent is anything?
Seasonal trades look abandoned very easily. A site with nothing dated since two summers ago reads as a business that stopped.
Building it without copying anyone
The thing you admired is not the template. It is the volume of specific work underneath it, which you can produce faster than most because you finish several jobs a day.
Take today's half-done shot
One photo, mid-job, before you finish.
Post the surface and the suburb
Four words is enough of a caption.
Check back in six weeks
Count your pages against the example you liked.
What you are actually looking for
Three reasons people browse examples in this trade, and which one leads somewhere useful.
Proof that a website is worth it
Reasonable question when most of your work comes from Facebook and yard signs. The honest answer is that a site is worth it if it accumulates specific pages, and not worth much if it is five static pages nobody updates.
Ideas for how to present the photos
Worth doing. The most effective presentation is also the simplest: one job, one page, the half-done shot at the top, the suburb in the title. Galleries and sliders look impressive and rank for nothing.
A sense of the competition
The most useful exercise here. Search your main surface plus your town and look at what actually ranks. In most markets it is thinner than you expect, which is the opportunity.
The gap is pages, not polish
You are already taking better photos than most of the sites you have been browsing. They just have somewhere to put them.
Start your 14-day trialFrequently asked questions
Can I see a real pressure washing site built this way?
Yes, in the examples section, including the individual job pages rather than just the homepage. Those are the ones that turn up in search.
Should I have a gallery page?
A gallery is one page containing forty photos, which means it competes for one search. Forty pages containing one photo each compete for forty. The gallery looks better and does considerably less.
What about video? My reels do well.
Keep making them, they are excellent for social. For search, a still photo on its own page with a clear title is what gets found, so it is worth doing both rather than choosing.
How many pages before it looks like a real company?
Around twenty is when a site stops looking new, which at three jobs a week is under two months of posting.
Do I need a separate page for every suburb I cover?
Not written deliberately, no. Pages for suburbs you have never worked in are the thing search engines penalise. Post the jobs you actually do and the coverage builds honestly as you work.
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