A pressure washing website designed to put a starting price on every surface before the first call

1. 01

   Before and after share one slab in the hero

   People hire a washer for the result, so the hero shows it without a photo: grimy concrete drawn in code, 3 clean passes cut across it with the cleaner hood at the end of one, and the headline set on the washed part.

2. 02

   Each surface gets a starting price and size bands

   Few washing sites post prices, and callers want a number before they hand over an address. The home page lists a from-price per surface, and the prices page breaks each one into size bands with what is included and what raises it.

3. 03

   The estimator passes its range to the quote form

   A visitor turns on surfaces, picks sizes and watches a range update, with the visit minimum and the multi-surface credit applied. One button sends that pick to the quote page, which opens with those surfaces ticked and the range in its field.

4. 04

   Spray method and runoff are answered up front

   The usual fear is damage from too much pressure, or dead shrubs. A split panel with 2 gauges shows which surfaces get a soft wash and which get pressure, and a dark card covers storm drains, soaking plants and what the solution is.

• Each surface you clean named on its own: driveways, house washes, roofs, pool cages, docks
• A visit minimum and a starting price per surface, plus what raises it
• Which surfaces get a soft wash and which get pressure, in plain words
• The towns and neighborhoods you cover, listed by name
• How you handle runoff and plants, stated without green claims you cannot back up
• A quote form that takes photos, the address and the surfaces

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