Grow your business in Rochester, MN.
for pressure washing companies
Websites, Google listings and local search for small businesses in Rochester, Minnesota — and across Olmsted County and Southeast Minnesota.
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Websites, mobile apps, the internal system your company runs on, and AI built into the product. Scoped, built and supported by one developer. That is the other half of what I do — if it is what brought you here, start there instead.
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For local businesses
You do the work. I make sure the phone rings.
I am Thomas, and I work with owners here in Rochester, MN — pressure washers, window cleaners, or any small business customers find by searching. One monthly fee, and I run everything that gets you found and called across Rochester and Southeast Minnesota. Not a website you buy once and never hear about again.
First month free · The build is included · No contract
Sharpest in the Rochester trades, where customers search, call and book the same day
And the same work for any local business people find by searching
The honest problem
Nobody doubts your work. They just cannot find you.
The business that wins a job is almost never the best one in town. It is the one that turned up when somebody in Rochester reached for their phone and searched.
You are relying on word of mouth
It works, until the season turns or a big customer moves. Meanwhile the people searching for exactly what you do are calling somebody else.
Your Google listing is half empty
No hours, no service areas, three photos from 2019, no reviews asked for. This is the first thing a customer sees, and usually the only thing.
Your site was built once and left
One page, no services listed, no towns named, a contact form that goes nowhere. Google has nothing to show anyone, so it shows them your competitor.
The partnership
One fee. I handle the whole of it.
Think of me less as a website company and more as the person on your team who looks after everything on the internet — so you never have to think about it again.
A website built for one job: the phone ringing
Your services, your area, your prices if you want them shown, and an obvious way to call or ask for a quote on every screen. Fast on a phone, because that is where nearly every customer will find you.
Your Google listing sorted out
Claimed, filled in properly, categories and service areas right, hours correct, photos posted, questions answered. For most local businesses this is the single biggest thing being left on the table.
Getting found for what people actually search
The words people type when they need you — the service plus the town — worked into real pages, one per service and one per area. This is the part that compounds month after month.
Reviews, asked for properly
A way to put the review link in a customer’s hand the day the job is done, while they are still happy. More reviews is more calls, every time.
Someone who answers when you call
No ticket system, no account manager, no waiting a week for a price change. You text the person who built it, and it gets done.
In plain English
Why pages and posts are what you are really buying.
Every plan below counts pages and posts, and most people have no idea why that should matter to a pressure washing business. Here is the whole thing, without the jargon.
Google can only show what you have given it
A thin site tells Google almost nothing. Real pages for what you do and where you work give it something to match when someone types a search. That is why page count on each plan matters.
People search in questions, not keywords
Nobody types "pressure washing". They type "how much to pressure wash a driveway" or "will soft washing damage vinyl siding". A blog post is simply you answering that exact question — and the business that answered it is the one whose number they end up calling.
A post you wrote in March is still working in December
This is the part that separates it from advertising. Ads stop the day you stop paying. A page that ranks keeps bringing calls for years, which is why the work compounds and why month eighteen is worth more than month two.
What it costs
Three plans. Counted work, not vague promises.
Every plan says exactly how many pages, posts and changes you get, so you can hold me to it. The build is free on all three and nothing is owed until your site is live.
Exist properly
Foundation
$299/month
or $2,990 a year — two months free
A clean site, a proper Google listing, and steady monthly work so you stay present.
A business with no website, or one that has gone stale.
- Website built free — up to 4 pages, live in about two weeks
- Hosting, domain, security and backups handled
- Google listing set up the right way
- Initial search setup so you show up correctly
- 1 blog post a month
- 1 hour a month of SEO
- Small updates when you need them (prices, photos, typos)
- Steady presence — not a full ranking push every month
Get found
Growth
$599/month
or $5,990 a year — two months free
More pages, more posts, more SEO time — this is where search results start to move.
A business that wants the phone to ring more than it does now.
- Everything in Foundation
- Up to 7 pages — room for your main services and towns
- 2 blog posts a month
- About 2 hours a month of SEO
- Google listing kept active (posts and job photos)
- More updates each month when something changes
- A short monthly note on what we did and what is next
- Paid ads are separate if you want them later
Business partner
Everything
$999/month
or $9,990 a year — two months free
Unlimited* changes, weekly content, and serious monthly SEO time until you are the obvious call.
A business that wants a real partner on growth — not a set-and-forget site.
- Everything in Growth — treated as a partnership, not a ticket queue
- Unlimited* pages as your market needs them
- 1 to 2 blog posts a week
- 2 to 3 hours a month on search and optimization
- Unlimited* changes — text me, it gets done
- Strategy check-in every month
- My number — you talk to me, not a helpdesk
* Unlimited means what it says — ask and it gets done. It stops being reasonable when it turns into a second full-time job: a complete rebrand, a brand new site every month, or work for a different business you own. If we ever get near that line I will say so plainly, before doing anything about it.
Your first month is free. That is the month I build the site, set up your Google listing and put the whole thing live — so you have seen it, used it and shown it to your wife before a single dollar leaves your account. No contract either — change plan or cancel whenever you like.
Ministries, churches and missionaries: the site is free. Here is why
How it works
Four steps, and only one of them is yours.
A conversation, not a sales call
Tell me what you do, where you work, and where the jobs come from now. Twenty minutes on the phone. I will tell you honestly whether I think I can help, and which plan actually fits.
Your first month is free
That first month is when I build the site, claim and fill in your Google listing, and put it all live. It costs you nothing. If you do not like what you see, you walk away owing me nothing at all.
Month two, the plan starts
From then on I am the person who runs your online presence — adding pages, posting, chasing reviews, improving what is there, and answering the phone when you call.
Move or leave any time
Change plan whenever you like, up or down. No contract and no exit fee, and the domain name is yours either way.
Who you are working with
Software and search — the two halves of growing a business online.
I am a software engineer who also does the search work, and I sell both as a partnership rather than by the hour. An agency can market you but cannot build you anything. A developer can build you something but has no interest in whether anyone finds it. You need both, from someone whose own income depends on your business getting bigger.
I have also worked behind the counter at a local bike shop here in Rochester, so I know what running a small business actually looks like — thin margins, long days, and no spare hour to spend working out what Google wants from you.
Your site is built, not assembled
Most small business sites are page-builder templates that take eight seconds to load on a phone. I write them properly, so they load instantly — which matters both to Google and to the customer deciding whether to wait.
Software you cannot buy off a shelf
Online booking that matches how you actually schedule. A quote calculator that turns square footage into a price while the customer is still on the page. Automatic follow-ups to last year’s customers when the season turns. Quoted separately when you want it — but you already have the person who can build it.
I have built the software your industry runs on
Ruta is a platform that carries a landscaping company from the first quote to the final payment — scheduling, crews in the field, billing. I helped build it. That is why I understand your business rather than just your website.
Ruta
Software that runs landscaping and maintenance companies
Quoting, scheduling, crews in the field, and billing — used daily by a real service business. I know this trade from the inside, not from a marketing course.
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Built with purpose
Your growing business helps support mission work.
Kingdom Sites is more than a business. What you pay each month also supports the long-term mission work my wife Monisha and I are part of — and it is why churches and ministries get their sites from us for free. You get more customers, and it goes further than your own books.
The mission behind the work
Billions of people have never heard the gospel once.
Kingdom Sites funds long-term mission work among people with almost no access to the gospel, and a percentage of everything I earn goes to organizations serving the persecuted church. Your project is part of that.
Let me look at your business, free.
Tell me your trade and the towns you cover. I will check how you show up on Google against the businesses beating you, and send you what I find — whether or not you ever hire me.