Window cleaning websites organised the way a round is
"window cleaner near me" is searched 6,600 times a month at £3.31 a click. A window cleaning business is a set of rounds, and the website should be a set of area pages that match them.
- An area page per round with the day you are there
- Pure water, reach and wash, and the IPAF or ladder policy stated
- Squeegee or CleanFlo enquiry form embedded so a new customer joins the round
- 6,600 searches a month
- Area pages by round
- Squeegee integration
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What does a window cleaning website need?
A window cleaning website needs one page per area matching your rounds, the method and safety policy stated, and a from-price per house, because the 6,600 monthly searches are local and the customer wants to know which day you come.
Window cleaning is geographic in a way no other cleaning trade is: you are in Rayleigh on Tuesdays and Hockley on Wednesdays, and the customer wants to join the round, not book a one-off. So the site is built as area pages that say the day, the method (pure water pole, traditional, reach and wash), the price for a typical semi, and the gutters, fascias and conservatory roofs you do while you are there. "window cleaning website design" is searched 20 times a month; "window cleaner near me" 6,600 at £3.31 (Google Ads UK, 12 September 2026). The second number is the one the site is for.
Every build is live from two weeks. Two rounds of revisions included. 50% to start, 50% when you approve it.
How the site mirrors the round
Area pages by round
Not by town, by the streets you actually do and the day you do them. "Rayleigh, Hockley and Hullbridge, Tuesdays" is a page.
Method and safety
Pure water, pole height, when you use ladders and your policy for it. Commercial customers ask; residential ones are reassured.
Price per house type
Terrace, semi, detached, bungalow, flats. A from-price per type and the frequency discount.
Add-ons
Gutter clearing, fascias and soffits, conservatory roofs, solar panels. Each a section with a price.
Join the round
Squeegee's enquiry form or CleanFlo's embedded, so a new customer lands in the round planner.
Commercial
Shop fronts, offices, schools. A page with the frequency, the access, the insurance and a day rate.
How a cleaning company website gets built here
Tell us what you clean and where
Four details in the form, then a short written brief. No discovery call unless you want one. Most clients answer twelve questions by WhatsApp.
We write the pages from your numbers
Services, areas, accreditations and prices. We pull the search and cost figures for your towns so every page argues from real data.
You see it working before you pay the balance
A private link, on your phone. Two rounds of changes are included. The quote form, WhatsApp button and Google Business Profile advice are all in place.
Live from two weeks, then the care plan
We connect your domain and email. £50 a month covers hosting, updates and one small change a month. Rolling, 30 days notice, no exit fee.
What cleaning companies say after launch
Finally getting found on Google
“Our previous website generated very little business. The new website was built with SEO and local search visibility in mind, helping us build a much stronger presence online and reach customers actively searching for our services.”DanielExterior cleaning specialist, Essex
Perfect for showcasing our results
“The new website has completely changed how we showcase our work. Our services, before-and-after results and customer reviews are presented professionally, which gives new customers confidence before they even contact us.”MichaelPressure washing and exterior cleaning, Kent
They understand the cleaning industry
“They understood that customers looking for a cleaning company want to see exactly what you do, where you work and why they should trust you. The website makes all of that immediately clear and gives our business a far more professional image.”RebeccaCleaning business owner, London
What a cleaning company website costs, and from whom
Every price below was read from the supplier's own page on 12 September 2026. They change. The point is the shape of the market, not the pennies.
| Option | Price | What you get | What you do not get |
|---|---|---|---|
| Website builder (Wix, Squarespace, GoDaddy) | £10 to £30 a month | A template you fill in yourself. Fine for a sole trader with fifteen regular houses. | Location pages that rank, a quote form that captures details before it asks questions, anyone to ask. |
| Pay-monthly template sellers (InstaWebsite £19.99, Pay Per Month Websites £32, CH Digital £49) | £20 to £49 a month, often on a contract | A five-page site from a cleaning template, hosted for you. | Ownership. Stop paying and the site goes. Read the minimum term before you sign. |
| Cheap one-off builders (StaticSwift £149, Webetzy £150, Lisa IT £200, Gee Web Design £250) | £149 to £250 | A one-page or five-page site, live in a day or two. | Research, copy written for your towns, SEO beyond the basics, a form that follows up. |
| Generalist local agency | £1,500 to £3,000 for five pages (Lisa IT's own estimate of the UK market) | A bespoke site, usually WordPress. | Any knowledge of BICSc, CHAS, DBS policies or what a Hackney click costs. |
| Squarespace specialist (SQSP Agency) | £1,495 / £2,250 / £4,950 | A designed Squarespace site for cleaning companies. | Location pages at scale, software booking-form integration, a UK-only focus. |
| Streak Free Websites | £1,495 / £2,995 / £5,995, then £50 a month | A site built only for cleaning companies, with your towns' search and cost data on every area page, your booking form embedded, and a quote form designed to capture the lead first. | A design award. A phone number to ring. A contract. |
Sources: the eight suppliers named were returned by ChatGPT (web search on) when asked which UK agencies specialise in cleaning company websites, 12 September 2026, and each price was then read from that supplier's page. Builder prices from the builders' own pricing pages the same day.
Questions from window cleaning companies
Should I list the days I am in each area?
Yes. It is the question every customer has and the one most sites do not answer. It also tells Google the page is real.
Do I need to show a price?
A from-price per house type, yes. Customers compare three window cleaners on price and frequency; give them both.
What about pure water versus traditional?
Say which you use and why. Customers with tinted glass, leaded windows or high dormers care, and it filters the wrong enquiries.
Can the site connect to Squeegee?
Yes; Squeegee's enquiry form embeds, so a new customer goes into the round planner. CleanFlo and Jobber likewise.
Is a Google Business Profile enough on its own?
It gets you in the map pack. The website gets you the area pages under it and the price and the day. Both.
Can I add gutter cleaning?
Yes, and you should: it is the highest-value add-on and customers book it with the windows.
What about commercial window cleaning?
A separate page with access, insurance and day rate. Facilities managers search it separately.
How many area pages?
One per round. If you run five rounds, five pages. Do not invent a sixth.
Where we build for cleaning companies
Every town has its own page, written from its own competitor count, customer searches and click cost.
- Camden (893 competitors)
- Hackney (754 competitors)
- Clapham (356 competitors)
- Stratford (334 competitors)
- Croydon (226 competitors)
- Ealing (191 competitors)
- Harrow (179 competitors)
- Bromley (155 competitors)
- Enfield (124 competitors)
- Southend-on-Sea (107 competitors)
- Colchester (91 competitors)
- Chelmsford (83 competitors)
- Grays (82 competitors)
- Harlow (72 competitors)
- Basildon (68 competitors)
By region: Central and East London South London West and North London South Essex Mid and North Essex. All towns and areas.
Ready when you are
Four details, one working day, a written quote with the reasoning behind the number.