What you’re buying

A pressure washing page for the firm that wins work on trust rather than on being cheapest. Deep navy over a job photograph, a bright blue for every call to action, and Montserrat throughout — direct, high-contrast, and built to be read on a phone in a driveway.

The two things that lose these enquiries are answered on the page. Price is settled before anything is switched on, and said so twice. Surface damage is addressed head-on: render and painted timber get a soft wash, not a lance, and the FAQ says plainly where the real risk is rather than claiming there is none.

The before-and-after gallery does the work no copy can, and the six service cards cover driveways, patios, roofs and gutters, hot tubs, bins and ornaments, and exterior glass — so a visitor with an unusual surface can see themselves on the page.

Every figure, review and the discount offer are demonstration content, and the footer says so, including that claims about products, insurance and guarantees have to be true for the business running the page.

• Photographic navy hero with the callback form floated beside it
• Before-and-after gallery, which is how this trade is actually judged
• Six photographic service cards covering every exterior surface
• A pricing section that argues for the fixed quote rather than hiding it
• Landing page and matching thank-you page
• Quote request form wired through to the thank-you page
• In-page anchors from both the navigation and the footer
• Built with Elementor containers, no theme dependency
• Responsive to 375px, with visible form labels and keyboard focus
• Every colour measured against WCAG AA at the size it is actually used