Pressure washing website design that starts with the surface

Your pages, the features on them, the final price and the timescale, in writing before you pay a deposit. Hosting, care and any ongoing SEO are listed separately, so you can see what is one-off and what is monthly. On the Business package the first year of hosting and care is included.

What you do with it, in plain words, because the rules are set nation by nation. In England, GOV.UK's pollution guidance lists yard cleaning among business activities that make contaminated water, counts detergents as possible pollutants and says surface water drains discharge straight to the environment. Contaminated water should be collected for reuse or for removal by a registered waste carrier, or go down the foul drain with the water company's permission. In England and Wales, causing a water discharge activity without an environmental permit, unless it is exempt, is an offence under the Environmental Permitting Regulations 2016. In Scotland, NetRegs says discharging anything to surface waters or groundwater needs SEPA's authorisation, and in Northern Ireland a discharge consent is needed for anything other than clean, uncontaminated water. The guidance does not name driveway cleaning, so say how you handle the water and check your method with your regulator.

Only if you hold the evidence first. The CAP Code covers claims on your own website, says marketing must not materially mislead, and requires you to hold documentary evidence, before publishing, for any claim customers are likely to read as objective. Safe for all surfaces and removes every stain are likely to be read that way, and few cleaners could prove either for every material. A page that holds up says how the surface is checked before a method is chosen, that some jobs are turned down, and which marks, such as old oil, rust or weathering, may remain. Whether jet washing suits a particular block paved drive is for you to judge on the visit, so answer it in your own words rather than as a promise.

As a from price with its scope beside it. The CMA's guidance says a from price is allowed if it includes all applicable mandatory charges and does not mislead about what it covers, and the CAP Code says from prices must not exaggerate how often the low figure is available. So name the job the starting figure is for, say cleaning only where re-sanding, sealing or repairs cost extra, and list what moves the written quote: area, material, condition and access. A charge every customer pays, such as VAT if you are registered, belongs inside the figure. We do not quote average prices; the ones in search results come from directories, not from any official source.

Both, because customers use both. In UK searches, jet washing near me averages around 22,200 a month and pressure washing near me 4,400, while jet washing and pressure washing on their own draw about 60,500 each. Driveway cleaning near me adds 2,400 and patio cleaning near me 1,300. Use the words your customers use in page names and headings, and the other term in the descriptions, rather than choosing one and dropping the other. If you treat the two methods differently, say how in your own words.

If you use any, yes: what each is for, which surfaces get it and how you keep it off plants, ponds and drains. In Great Britain, HSE says the COSHH Regulations apply in full once you employ someone, and that a self-employed cleaner with no employees who takes hazardous substances to other people's premises is covered by every part except monitoring and health surveillance. That means assessing the risk and, where you reasonably can, using something safer. HSE's biocides guidance says to read the label before use and follow it, and to use a biocide only for the purpose it is authorised for; some labels restrict use near water. Say on the site that you follow each maker's label and ask about pets and planting first, and name no product you have not checked.