Web design in Reigate, Surrey.

The Surrey booking service behind our case study

Sameday Jetwash is a booking service run by our founder that passes each enquiry to an independent local exterior cleaning business, which quotes and does the work. It covers Surrey within 20 miles of Redhill (RH1), which takes in Reigate. It is ours, not an arm's-length paying client, and we say that plainly because it changes what we can show you: nobody had to approve the numbers, so we publish the unedited Search Console data.

We built its site from scratch. The first version was committed on 15 December 2025, and it moved onto samedayjetwash.com on 25 January 2026. It has a page for each service, a page for each town the booking service covers, a static build served from an edge network, prices on the page, and a quote form that emails each enquiry straight in.

The Search Console numbers are published unedited: clicks grew from 125 to 9,126 in 90 days, and the site’s average search position improved from 28.8 to 12.8. Most of the click growth came from two hosepipe-ban guides riding the Surrey hosepipe ban; excluding the hosepipe guides entirely, the rest of the site grew from 125 clicks to 703 clicks. The full write-up is in the Sameday Jetwash case study.

Just south of here we did the same job for a paying client. Dirty South Power Wash cleans driveways, patios and roofs out of Horley, and its nine-page builder site became 90 pages on 3 August 2026. The Dirty South Power Wash case study is written from the site's first two weeks, 2 to 15 August 2026: 10,854 impressions, 13 clicks, and the reason the second number is small.

Five checks to run on your own site tonight

Every fault in that story is common, and each one takes under a minute to test on your own site. Do it on a phone, on mobile data, standing outside.

1. Time the homepage. Count the seconds from tapping the link to reading the first words. Anything past three and a good share of buyers have already gone back to the results.
2. Tap your own phone number. If it is a picture rather than a link, it does not dial, and the customer standing in their garden will ring the next firm instead.
3. Count the scrolls between landing and being able to send an enquiry. The right answer is zero or one.
4. Search your trade plus Reigate in a private browser window. Note where you appear, and whether the Google listing that shows is claimed, current and pointing at the right page.
5. Look at what your maintenance fee actually bought in the last twelve months. If the honest answer is hosting and nothing else, you are paying a retainer for absence.

If two or more of those fail, the site is costing you work, and fixing it is exactly the job we sell. What the service includes, line by line.

Two kinds of Reigate business, two different websites

Reigate is a market town at the foot of the North Downs, and its businesses split roughly in two: the ones customers walk into, and the ones that drive to the customer. The website job is different for each.

On the High Street

The High Street mixes independent shops and cafes with the usual national names, and the Castle Grounds and Priory Park put steady foot traffic through the centre. For a shop, cafe, salon or practice here, the site has three jobs: opening hours that agree exactly with the Google listing, prices and menus published as text a phone can read, and a booking or enquiry path one tap from the top of the page. The person reading it is usually minutes away and deciding whether to walk in.

Working out of Reigate

For trades and home services the town is a base rather than a shopfront. Jobs run out through the borough and along the motorway, with M25 junction 8 sitting at the top of Reigate Hill. Here the site earns its keep with photographs of finished work on comparable houses, a plain written list of the towns you cover, and a quote path that takes less than a minute. That is the shape we build to, and it transfers to most of the trades: the pages change, the mechanics do not.

What it costs

Three prices, published in full, the same in Reigate as anywhere else in the UK. No "starting from", and no call required before you are allowed to see a number. They do not move by postcode either: a business in Winchester reads the same three figures.

• Essentials, £49 a month: a site of three to six pages you mainly need built well and kept up, with up to two edits a month turned round in about two working days.
• Growth, £79 a month: more pages, up to four edits a month by the next working day, plus monthly content and a sustained local search push. The case-study site runs on this tier.
• Pro, £200 a month: weekly publishing, up to eight edits a month turned round the same working day, and enquiry capture handled for you.

Every tier is £0 setup, month to month, with 10% off for paying a year up front. Inside the first 30 days we refund every month paid and you keep the domain. The pricing page has the full breakdown, and if you are weighing monthly against a one-off build, we have published what a small business website actually costs in the UK in 2026, including the cases where a one-off build wins.