Before and after photos sell the job. The site just has to get them seen.

What a cleaning business website needs

• Before and after photos, front and centre. A mossy roof next to a clean one does the selling for you. Phone photos are fine.
• A page for each service. House washing, roof treatments, water blasting driveways and decks, gutter cleaning, window cleaning, end-of-tenancy or commercial cleaning. Each is its own search and its own page.
• Your area. The towns and suburbs you cover, so you show up when someone searches "house wash" plus their suburb.
• A rough idea of price. People searching for a house wash want a ballpark before they ring. Giving one filters out the tyre-kickers.
• Insurance and method. Soft wash versus water blast, what chemicals, whether you're insured. It's what a careful homeowner wants to know.
• Reviews. Your Google reviews on the page, and a Google Business Profile set up and linked so you show on the map.

One that's already working

All Incredible Property Services in Nelson does house washing and water blasting. Eric Missen, who owns it, had an old site that was slow and awkward on a phone. After the rebuild he said the new site "has made a massive difference". You can see it on the examples page.

Seasonal work, steady site

House washing peaks before summer and before people sell. The site has a page for each service, so whichever one is in season, you're found for it. Want to push gutter cleaning in autumn? Tell me and it's featured within 48 hours.