A custom website for window cleaning businesses, with a page for every town and village on your round, an online sign-up form so new customers can join without a phone call, pages for gutters, conservatories, solar panels and commercial work, and monthly SEO, hosting, email and reports. £150 a month, no upfront fee.
Window cleaning isn’t a one-off job, it’s a round. Every new customer is worth a clean every four, six or eight weeks for years, and the best customers are the ones on streets you already work. That changes what your website has to do.
First, it has to show people straight away whether you cover their area. Someone searching “window cleaner Leek” or “window cleaner near me” wants to know you come to their street, how often, and how to get on your list. If they have to ring to find out, plenty won’t bother.
Second, it has to make joining your round easy. A short form asking for name, address, postcode and how often they’d like a clean lets people sign up at 10pm from the sofa, and lets you fill gaps on the streets you already drive down. Third, it should sell the higher-value extras that make a round more profitable: gutter clearing, fascias and soffits, conservatory roofs, solar panels and commercial contracts. Each of those is searched separately, so each needs its own page. That’s how we plan every window cleaning website we build.
Each town and village you work gets its own page with the services you offer there, which days you’re usually in the area, FAQs and a quick way to join the round. It’s the same approach behind the 12 area pages we built for Jet This Way.
Clear frequency options, how payment works, what happens if it rains or you can’t get in the back, so new customers know exactly what to expect before they sign up.
Live sites for real UK cleaning and trade businesses that we’ve built or do the SEO for. Your window cleaning site gets the same approach: its own design, a page for every service and town, and monthly SEO.

An exterior cleaning business with 18+ years’ experience across Somerset and Dorset. We built a fast, high-contrast site where before-and-after photos do the selling, with a page for every service and every town they want work from: the same round-by-round structure a window cleaner needs.
A cleaning business we built with memorable branding and town pages for the areas they cover, so customers in each town find a page written for them rather than a generic homepage.
The pattern behind every trade site we build: one page per service and one per town, linked together, so you can show up for “gutter cleaning Stafford” or “window cleaner in Leek” rather than just your business name.
These are the parts we plan into every window cleaning site, because they’re what turn a search into a regular customer.
A short sign-up form for name, address, postcode and frequency, so new customers can get on your list without ringing while you’re up a pole.
A simple list or map of the towns and villages you work, with a page for each of the main ones, so people know straight away you come to them.
Tap-to-message and tap-to-call buttons on every page, sticky on mobile, because most of your customers will find you on their phone.
Gutters, fascias and soffits, conservatory roofs and solar panels each get their own page, so you rank for them and can add them to existing customers.
Shops, offices, schools and landlords search for contract window cleaning. A dedicated commercial page helps you win steady, higher-value work.
Your Google reviews where new customers will see them. Pair it with a Google review card to collect reviews from happy customers on the doorstep.
A short, plain-English explanation of water-fed pole or traditional cleaning, frames and sills included or not, so customers know what they’re paying for.
Articles like “how often should windows be cleaned?” or “why do my windows streak after it rains?” that bring in searches and show you know your trade.
Window cleaning runs all year, but demand shifts. Spring is when people notice winter grime and look for a new window cleaner, so your town pages and sign-up form need to be ranking before March, not after. Autumn brings gutter clearing as leaves fall, and summer is a good time to push solar panel and conservatory roof cleaning.
We plan your pages and blog posts around those peaks, and link your site to your Google Business Profile, because lots of “window cleaner near me” searches are answered straight from the map. See our Google Business Profile setup if yours needs work. And when you’re ready to hand out leaflets on a new estate, we can design those too with our wallet flyer design.
New customers joining rounds, one-off spring cleans, conservatory and frame cleaning.
Gutter clearing, fascia and soffit cleaning, and keeping regular customers on the round through the dark months.
Solar panel cleaning, conservatory roofs and commercial contracts.
No large build fee to find up front. One monthly price that covers the website and the work that gets it found.
Designed around your brand, your van and your round, never a stock template.
Technical fixes, on-page optimisation and new pages every month.
Pages for the towns and villages you want more customers in.
Fast hosting, SSL, updates and backups handled for you.
A professional you@yourbusiness.co.uk address.
Plain-English updates on visitors, sign-ups and rankings.
We go through your round, the extra services you offer and the towns and estates you want more customers in.
We design the site, write the copy, set up your sign-up form and get hosting, email and Google Search Console sorted.
Your round and service pages go live, your Google Business Profile is linked in and the technical SEO is tightened.
More pages, seasonal blog posts and improvements, with a report each month so you can see what’s happening.
With Into The Wild Studios it’s £150 a month with no upfront build fee. That covers a custom-designed website, town pages for your round, pages for your extra services, an online sign-up form, ongoing monthly SEO, blog content, hosting, a business email address and a monthly report.
Yes. We add a simple “join my round” form asking for name, address, postcode and how often they’d like a clean, and it comes straight to your email or phone. You can also add a WhatsApp button for people who’d rather message.
For the main towns and villages, yes. People search for “window cleaner” plus their town, and Google ranks the page that best answers that. A useful page for each area, with the services you offer there and how to join, gives you a much better chance than one page listing every town.
Many window cleaners show a guide price, such as “from” prices for a typical semi or terrace, because it reassures people and cuts down time-wasting enquiries. We’ll set it up to suit how you price, whether that’s guide prices or a quick quote form.
It helps. Shops, offices, schools and letting agents often search online for a contract cleaner and check the website before getting in touch. A dedicated commercial page explaining what you cover, how often and how you work gives them the confidence to ask for a quote.
Even people who get your leaflet or a recommendation usually look you up before they sign up. A professional site with your areas, reviews and an easy sign-up form backs that up, and brings in the people searching who haven’t heard of you yet.
Yes. We also design logos, flyers, wallet flyers and business cards. See our logo design packages, wallet flyer design and graphic design service.
Website, SEO, hosting, email and reports in one price, with no upfront fee. Questions first? WhatsApp us on 07561 700006.