Apex Window Cleaning
Window & exterior cleaningA clearer path from exploring exterior care to requesting a quote.
- Industry
- Window & exterior cleaning
- Location
- Spicewood & Austin, TX
- Scope
- 5 services delivered
Overview
Apex Window Cleaning is based in Spicewood and serves Austin and the Lake Travis area. The business offers window cleaning, pressure washing, and solar panel cleaning. Its website brings these services together with project photography, local coverage information, and direct ways to contact the business.
The challenge
Window cleaning and pressure washing involve different surfaces, access needs, and questions. The website needed to explain those differences while giving homeowners a simple route to an estimate. Project photos and service details needed room to be useful without burying the next step.
The approach
Organize the site around three visitor tasks: understand the service, inspect the work, and ask for a quote. Dedicated service and area pages provide the detail, while the homepage introduces the work through photography and before-and-after comparisons. Quote and phone links remain easy to find throughout the experience.
Design direction
Light blue backgrounds, deep blue typography, and generous spacing echo the glass and open views in the project photography. Large architectural images lead the design, with a restrained blue accent guiding visitors toward service details and quote requests.

Core functionality
Dedicated service pages
Window cleaning, pressure washing, and solar panel cleaning each have a clear explanation of scope and the details to discuss before work is agreed.
Interactive before-and-after comparisons
Slider comparisons show exterior cleaning work using original project photos, with keyboard controls and captions explaining what is pictured.
A focused quote form
Visitors choose a service, enter their city or ZIP code, and select phone or email contact to begin a conversation about the job.
Local coverage information
Service-area pages explain coverage around Spicewood, Lakeway, Bee Cave, and Austin, with links back to relevant services and the inquiry path.
Direct contact on mobile
A persistent mobile bar keeps calling Apex and opening the quote form within reach while visitors browse.
Mobile experience
The mobile layout stacks the service information and photographs into a clear reading order. A persistent call-and-quote bar keeps the next step visible, while the quote form uses labeled fields and a choice of contact method.

Development approach
Reusable layouts organize the service pages, area pages, gallery, and quote form. The responsive site includes keyboard-operable before-and-after sliders and a persistent mobile contact bar.
Search considerations
Dedicated pages describe Apex’s services and actual service area, supported by clear headings and internal links. Each route gives homeowners service details and a relevant next step.
Conversion decisions
Service and access details help homeowners prepare an inquiry. Visitors can choose a phone call or email when requesting a quote, and direct call links provide another route. The form gathers the service and location details Apex needs to discuss an estimate.
The outcome
Apex has a cohesive website where homeowners can explore services, review real project photos, check local coverage, and request an estimate. The service details and contact paths give homeowners a practical starting point for discussing the work with Apex.
Services delivered
- Custom design
- Site architecture
- Responsive development
- Quote form development
- Local SEO foundations
