Who Says Window Cleaning Websites Have To Be Dull?

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Window Cleaning We sometimes find that smaller businesses will avoid coming to a design studio for web or print design, but the website shown above is a good example of a simple site for a traditional trade. J and R Window Cleaning Services Ltd wanted an online presence, but the owner of the business, Norman Greaves, was concerned that there was not a great deal to say about his business. We created a basic three page website that showed clearly what he does, and why the new pole system is effective and worthwhile. He takes pride in providing a professional service, and felt that his website should reflect that.

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