Case study

Pinnacle Pressure Washing.

I built a single-page site that states Pinnacle's claim and then proves it, section by section. Homeowners hear big promises all the time, so I stacked up the services, the working steps, trust signals and before-and-after photos, and turned the contact form into a date-based quote request.

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IndustryTrades & Contractors

Timeline2023

Trades & Contractors Pressure Washing Web Design

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private client site Desktop

Full-length desktop screenshot of the Pinnacle Pressure Washing website

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// how it was built

From brief to launch.

On a single page, order is everything, so I planned this build as a sequence of proof that ends in a scheduled quote.

01 discover

Doubting homeowners

I started from the fact that visitors distrust top-rated claims and need proof before they call.
02 plan

Statement and proof

I ordered the page as services, home and business work, process, trust band and the comparison slider.
03 design

Stacked blues

I used layered blue sections and designed the numbered water drop markers for the process steps.
04 build

Scheduling form

I built the quote form with name, phone, email, a service dropdown and a preferred date picker.
05 optimise

Full-width slider

I set up the before-and-after slider with arrow controls so comparisons span the screen on phones.
06 ✓ shipped

All pieces live

Before launch I tested the county tags, the steps, the trust strip and the form as one flow.

What I did

The build, step by step.

Claim, then evidence. House washing, roof, driveway and window cleaning come first, with the proof building underneath.
A process you can follow. Every stage, from the initial walkaround to the final inspection, carries a numbered droplet icon.
Trust in a single row. One dark strip holds the key signals: licensed and insured, time in business, the guarantee and a five-star Google rating.
Quotes with a date attached. Visitors choose the job type and a preferred day in the form, instead of sending an open message.
Before and after, edge to edge. The comparison slider runs on arrows so each pair fills a phone screen.