Pressure Washing

Pressure washing marketing from a team that builds for this trade every week

Most of our clients wash houses, roofs and concrete for a living. We build the website, rank it in the towns you serve, fix your Google listing, and catch the calls you miss while you are up a ladder. One flat monthly price, nothing upfront.

The proof

Not our first driveway

Seven pressure washing companies run on sites we built and manage. The full trade playbook is on our pressure washing industry page. Here is what the work looks like in numbers.

7

Pressure washing sites live and managed right now

220+

Pages written and built for wash companies

79.59%

Share of local voice for Applewood Exterior Cleaning

2.45

Applewood's average map rank across its tracked towns

What we do

What actually moves the needle in this trade

Not a hundred tactics. Six jobs, done properly and checked every month.

Our work

Pressure washing sites we have built

Every one of these is a live client site. Click through and hold it against whatever you are running now.

Reviews

Wash company owners, in their own words

Pulled from our Google reviews. The stars are theirs, not ours.

★★★★★ Google review

Eric at SiteHike helped me create my first website for my Pressure washing business, and it was such a smooth process from start to finish. Great Communication, great listening to what I was looking for in a Site, and a great Product. Highly recommend for businesses large and small.

IC
Ian Carmichael
Under Pressure House Washing
★★★★★ Google review

Very convenient to work with! Communication is great. They simplified and optimized my website!! Thank you!!

DP
Duncan Power Washing
New Jersey
★★★★★ Google review

SiteHike is, by far, the best website service I've ever used. Eric and his team provide results and analytics for your business that leave you feeling really good about your web presence. Period. You won't regret going with them!

RD
Ryan D.
FAQ

Questions we hear every week

Straight answers, including the ones that cost us the sale.

What does pressure washing marketing cost?

Our plans run $247 to $597 a month, published on the pricing page, and there is no build fee. If you want Google Ads, the ad spend goes to Google on top. Put the yearly total next to what a season of bought leads costs you and decide with the numbers.

Do you sell pressure washing leads?

No. Bought leads are shared with your competitors, priced per contact, and stop the day you stop paying. We build the system that makes your own phone ring. It is slower to start, but the calls are exclusive and the ranking keeps working every season after.

My schedule is already full from word of mouth. Do I need this?

Not yet, and we will tell you that on the call. Marketing earns its keep when you have a second truck to fill, a new town to break into, or a spring that starts slower than it should. A full calendar from referrals is not a problem we would fix.

Can I do this myself over the winter?

A lot of it, yes. Google Business Profile is free, review requests are a text message, and our blog covers most of the playbook. What you cannot shortcut is the website build and months of consistent page writing. We are the option for owners who would rather spend the off season on equipment and quoting than on content.

Will you run my Google Ads too?

We can, and we will also tell you when ads are the wrong tool. In a small service area with light competition, a clean listing and the map pack often do the job without paid spend. When ads make sense, they work as a faster layer on top of the organic build, not a replacement for it.

What happens if I want to leave?

After twelve months of service the website is yours to keep. Your domain and your Google Business Profile are yours from day one, so you are never locked out of your own business. We would rather earn month thirteen than trap you into it.

See where you actually rank

The free audit shows where you rank in every town you serve, what your Google listing is missing, and what we would fix first. It costs nothing and it is yours to keep either way.