Eco Cleaning Window ServicesA cleaning job you can see before you ask for a quote.

1. 01

   We audited its online presence and the Dallas competition before designing: no site, no reviews, invisible on Google and a near-identical brand name competing for the same searches.

2. 02

   We built a first draft of the home page within a day and refined it with the client over the following weeks.

3. 03

   We replaced every placeholder image with the client's own photos and video, sent to us over WhatsApp, with no repeated images and no stock photos.

4. 04

   When the client decided to serve homes as well as businesses, we added a residential page for its four Dallas neighborhoods, then balanced the home page and menu so commercial and residential carry the same weight.

5. 05

   We gave each service its own page (windows, pressure washing, floors and recurring accounts) and, when more floor photos arrived, strengthened those pages with before-and-after sliders.

6. 06

   We built ten area pages, six commercial and four residential, each with its own neighborhoods, ZIP codes and FAQs, plus a blog with four practical articles.

7. 07

   We wired the forms to open WhatsApp with the request already written, and added a fixed WhatsApp and call bar on phones.

8. 08

   We published on its own domain with a security certificate, connected Google Analytics and Search Console, sent the sitemap to Google and notified Bing of the new pages.

Page by page

1. 01

   Home

   It opens with a real video from the client walking along a restaurant's finished glass, and two buttons of equal size: commercial quote and residential quote. Below, two matching cards split businesses and homes, followed by the three-step work process, services in two groups, a floors band with before and after, a gallery of real jobs and the quote form. Every visitor finds their path on the first screen.

2. 02

   Services (Commercial)

   This is where the Commercial menu button leads. It shows both service lines side by side, three commercial cards and three residential ones, then speaks directly to restaurants, offices and property managers. It closes by asking for the business type to quote over WhatsApp.

3. 03

   Window Cleaning

   It explains what gets cleaned outside, inside and on doors and glass partitions, with the process in three steps: diagnosis, full wash and handoff. It shows real photos of storefronts, restaurants and offices the client has serviced. It ends by asking for photos of the front to quote.

4. 04

   Pressure Washing and Floor Cleaning

   Two sister pages for what the customer steps on first: entrances, sidewalks, patios, facades, concrete and kitchen floors. Each has a before-and-after slider you drag with a finger, using photos of the same spot in Dallas, and a frequency guide by business type. They were strengthened in October with floor photos the client sent.

5. 05

   Commercial Accounts

   It sells the recurring service: one contact, one invoice and a fixed calendar for windows and pressure washing. It offers three paces, weekly, biweekly and monthly, each with its own quote button. It saves a restaurant or property manager from asking for a price every time.

6. 06

   Residential

   It speaks to the household: windows inside and out with a purified-water finish, patios, pool decks and entries washed by surface, and coverage in University Park, Highland Park, Lake Highlands and Preston Hollow. It explains how a home visit works, with a walkthrough first and a final check together, and closes by asking for the address to confirm coverage.

7. 07

   Cases

   Three before-and-after sliders of commercial floors in Dallas and a wall of real storefront and patio photos. The reviews section tells the truth: there are no published reviews yet, and instead of inventing testimonials it invites customers to leave one on Facebook. That honesty builds more trust than nameless five stars.

8. 08

   Service area pages

   Ten pages: Dallas, Fort Worth, Plano, Irving, Frisco and McKinney for businesses, and University Park, Highland Park, Lake Highlands and Preston Hollow for homes. Each names its own neighborhoods and streets, its ZIP codes and answers the questions typical of that area. Someone searching for window cleaning in their city lands on a page written for them.

9. 09

   About Us, FAQ and Blog

   About Us presents a local, independent company with direct contact, and makes clear it has no ties to the similarly named business. FAQ answers what people ask before quoting: how pricing works, which areas are covered, what products are used and whether work can happen after hours. The blog adds four practical articles, such as how often a Dallas restaurant should clean its storefront glass or what to do before selling a Highland Park home.

10. 10

    Quote and Contact

    Quote asks for the address, business type and desired frequency, and on submit opens WhatsApp with the whole request written so the customer only adds photos. Contact offers four channels, WhatsApp, text, call and email, a QR code to open WhatsApp from another screen and a guided form. A thank-you page then explains the three next steps.

Integrations and what they do

• Their own hero videoa real walk along a restaurant's finished glass, filmed by the client
• Before and afterdrag-to-compare sliders with photos of the same spot
• Service area pages10 areas across Dallas-Fort Worth, six commercial and four residential
• WhatsAppthe form opens the chat with name, customer type, address and frequency already written
• Quick contact on phonesa fixed WhatsApp and call bar, plus a QR code on Contact
• Google Analyticscounts WhatsApp clicks, calls and submitted forms
• Google Search Console and Bingthe site verified and its pages submitted so search engines find it
• Information Google readslocal business, services, FAQs, articles and the video, marked on each page

What sets the site apart

1. 01

   Two paths with equal weight from the first screen: businesses across Dallas-Fort Worth and homes in four Dallas neighborhoods, each with its own page, services and quote button.

2. 02

   Only real work: the client's own video and photos, before-and-after sliders from the same spot, and a reviews section that admits there are none yet instead of inventing them.

3. 03

   More than 25 pages built to grow on Google: one per service, one per area, FAQs and a blog, with a clear note that it has no ties to the similarly named brand.