Bramley & Son
A two-van plumbing and heating firm that gets most of its work from emergency call-outs but makes most of its money from bathroom installs.
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Clearview Window & Gutter Cleaning
A round-based window cleaner with two vans and a pure-water pole system, working a four-weekly round across Chester. Growth comes from filling streets he already works, and the add-on jobs (gutters, fascias, conservatory roofs) are where the margin is, but the site is one page that just says "window cleaning".
Why it looks like this.
The hero is a window, photographed from inside: a white casement, sweet peas on the sill, a buttercup field beyond. The glass starts frosted and water-spotted, and as the visitor scrolls the page pins and a squeegee, modelled and lit in Blender in the brand blue, pulls three classic strokes across it, left to right, back and left to right again, each stroke clipping its band of grime away until the view is crisp. A small glass counter ticks from 0% to 100% clean. Over it the question 'Are we already on your street?' is set in heavy Funnel Display, with a glass postcode checker that answers with the round day, the next visit, the neighbours already on it and the price for a 3-bed semi. Below, the round days are a week of cards with today's area picked out in navy, the price picker turns a house type into a year of thirteen cleans on a ring of panes, the add-ons sit in a photo bento, and a mock text thread shows the reminder, the card link and skipping a month.
Palette
Clean Pane#F7FBFD
Deep Glass#0E2233
Squeegee Blue#1A64C8
Clear Sky#2F86E0
Rinse Cyan#D9F3FB
Typography
- Display
- Funnel Display
- Body
- Funnel Sans
On the page
- Hero & window wipe
- Round days
- Prices
- Gutters & roofs
- How it works
- Check your street
What this build does differently.
A scroll-driven squeegee that wipes the frosted hero window clear
It shows the result the customer pays for, and it is the moment people remember the site by.
Postcode checker showing round day, next visit and neighbours
Filling streets the vans already visit is where a round makes its money, so joining takes one step.
Round days listed as a working week
Tells each neighbourhood which day to expect the van.
House-type price picker with a thirteen-clean yearly ring
Customers see the per-clean and yearly price for their house before giving an address.
'While we're up there' add-ons: gutters and conservatory roofs
Higher-margin extras most customers do not know are offered, booked around the normal clean.
Text-message thread showing reminders, card payment and skipping a month
Shows nobody needs to be in and pausing is easy, which keeps people on the round.
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