Your before and afters deserve a better website.
Pressure washing is the most visual trade there is. We build websites that put the transformation front and center with draggable before and after sliders, instant ballpark estimates, and the local SEO groundwork that catches people searching for driveway, roof, and house washing near them.
The photo does the selling. The website closes it.
Nobody wakes up wanting a pressure wash. They see a neighbor's bright white driveway, or the HOA letter shows up, and then they search. The companies that win that search are not always the best crews. They are the ones who look established in the ninety seconds a homeowner spends comparing tabs. A Facebook page with mixed-quality photos loses to a clean site with a dragging before and after every single time.
In Florida especially, algae and rust stains come back on a schedule, which means the real money is repeat customers and route density on the same streets. Your website's job is to convert that first driveway, capture the address, and make rebooking effortless. That's exactly what we build, and we manage the whole thing so you never touch a login.
What a pressure washing site needs.
Draggable comparison sliders built from your own job photos. The dirty half and the clean half of the same driveway, and the visitor controls the reveal. Nothing in this trade sells harder.
A visitor picks driveway, house, or roof, answers one size question, and sees a live ballpark number using your real rates. They arrive at the quote request already knowing the range, so the leads you get are warm.
House soft wash, roof wash, driveway, pavers, and commercial each get proper structure and schema markup, so Google knows exactly which searches you belong in.
Most of your traffic is a homeowner on a phone standing in their driveway. A fixed call and quote bar stays on screen the whole scroll, so the lead never has to hunt.
People search the surface, not the trade.
Almost nobody types "pressure washing company." They type the thing that is bothering them: "driveway cleaning," "roof stains removal," "house wash before painting," "paver sealing near me." Each of those is a different customer with a different worry. The roof customer is nervous about damage and needs to read the words soft wash. The driveway customer wants a price and a date. The paver customer is really buying the sealing. A site with one general page speaks to none of them; a page per surface speaks to each in their own words.
The calendar does you favors here, especially in Florida. Spring is house wash season, when the pollen film and the first cookout collide. Early summer brings HOA letter season, and an HOA letter is the single best lead in the trade: a homeowner with a deadline and a document telling them to hire you. Fall is roof and gutter season, and the weeks before every holiday fill with people who suddenly see their driveway the way their guests will. Algae and rust regrow on a schedule, which is why the repeat customer and the neighbor two doors down are the real business model, and why the site captures the address on every quote.
One more page most competitors skip: a plain page about your process and your insurance. Homeowners have all heard a story about stripped paint or a cracked window, and the company that addresses it in writing before the visit reads as the safe choice.
Four tools that work while the surface cleaner spins.
The schema pack, a page per surface and per town, and a reviews page machines can read, so when somebody asks a search engine or an AI assistant who cleans driveways nearby, your company is legible enough to be the answer.
Call and text tracking with spam filtered, and quotes labeled by surface. The house wash request that arrives while you are mid-roof is still there, sorted, when you are back on the ground.
The quote that went quiet gets a nudge, and last year's driveway gets a reminder when the algae is due back. In a trade where the dirt returns on a schedule, follow-up is not a nicety, it is the route.
Branded estimate and invoice PDFs. For HOA boards, property managers, and commercial lots, the bid that arrives on letterhead is the one that gets forwarded to the committee.
Add them to Gold one at a time, or take all four plus monitoring and updates on Diamond. Every package also works on a pressure washing site somebody else built.
Try the estimate flow on a live pressure washing site we built.
A live pressure washing site we built, with a working estimate flow. Yours gets your brand, your prices, and your photos.
Two driveways a month and the site is paid.
A custom build with the before and after sliders, hosting, security and backups, quote forms straight to your inbox, a visitor dashboard and an instant answers widget. One location and one service area, live in days.
Everything in Gold with no build fee, plus every tool package, monitoring and updates, priority on changes, and your numbers emailed monthly. Move between plans any time.
Check it against your rates: most companies bill more for one driveway than Gold costs for a month, and a single house wash covers a quarter. All four tool packages on Gold come to $190 a month plus the build fee, so at that point we will tell you to take Diamond at $215 instead of paying piecemeal.
No contracts. Month to month, no cancellation fee, and the domain stays in your name. Both plans and all package prices are public on the pricing page.
Asked by pressure washing owners.
How much does a pressure washing website cost?
A $250 one time build fee and $80 a month on Gold, which covers the custom build with the before and after sliders, hosting, security, backups, quote forms, a visitor dashboard, and an instant answers widget. Diamond is $215 a month with no build fee and includes every tool package plus monitoring, content updates, priority on changes, and monthly reporting. Both plans are printed on the pricing page, and there is no contract.
I get all my work from Facebook groups. Do I still need a website?
Facebook is where the referral starts, not where it ends. When someone drops your name in a group, the next thing the homeowner does is search for you. If nothing comes up, a competitor with a website gets the click and often the job. The site is what turns your word of mouth into booked work instead of leaked leads.
Can my website show before and after photos properly?
Yes, and better than a photo album. We build draggable comparison sliders from your job photos, so a visitor can wipe the grime off a driveway themselves. You send us the photos, we handle everything else.
Can customers get a price without calling me?
If you want that, yes. We can add an instant estimator that uses your real rates to show a ballpark range and then sends the details to you as a quote request. You stay in control of final pricing, and the tire kickers filter themselves out before your phone rings.
What pages does a pressure washing website actually need?
A page per surface: house soft wash, roof wash, driveway and concrete, pavers and sealing, fences and decks, plus a commercial page if you take that work. People search the surface, not the trade, and a roof wash customer has different worries than a driveway customer. Add a service area page per town and a reviews page as readable text, and each search has a page built to catch it.
Do the tool packages work on a website I already have?
Yes. Get found at $35 a month, Capture the lead at $25, Follow up automatically at $25, and Look the part on paper at $25 all install on a site somebody else built. If your current site is solid, keep it and add the tools; if the site itself is the weak link, both build plans are printed on the pricing page.
What if I want to cancel?
Both plans are month to month with no cancellation fee, and the domain is registered in your name from day one, so if you ever leave, the address goes with you. We would rather earn the renewal every month than lock it in with a contract.
More on winning the driveway job.
Most washing jobs are quoted from photos, so how to write an estimate that wins the job is the highest-leverage read here. When a quote sits unanswered, why leads go quiet and how follow-up recovers them gets it moving. And since before-and-after work travels well in AI answers, how AI assistants pick which businesses to mention shows the groundwork, with what a website costs in 2026 covering the budget question.
The next driveway search should find you.
Leave your details and we reply within one business day with a price and a plan for your washing company. No sales call unless you ask for one.
Want the numbers first? Both plans are printed on the pricing page, or open the live demo.