Kingsville Car Wash
From brief to launch.
The end-to-end process behind Kingsville Car Wash — strategy, design, clean WordPress development, performance, and a smooth handover.
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The brief
On Main Street in Kingsville, Ontario, this touchless wash wanted more than a brochure, so I scoped a site that sells wash packages online, pushes the loyalty app, and puts eight years of goodwill (5,000+ customers, 85 Google reviews) behind the price cards.
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Strategy & Wireframing
I built the page as a funnel: rotating hero lines like "Have Pride and Clean Your Ride!", a numbered four-step how-it-works row, the stats band, then the app tabs and three-tier pricing before FAQs and testimonials close the loop.
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Design & Branding
I kept it sky-blue and white over photos of the actual site — the vacuum stations, the Touch Free bay — with white numbered step cards overlapping the hero and a draggable before/after slider on a blue hood inside the FAQ block.
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Development & Integration
In WordPress I set up the Frequent Flyer, Value and Fully Loaded cards ($13.99–$17.99) with Purchase Wash buttons, the tabbed Mobile App / Bundle Discounts / Referral Rewards section, a payment-methods strip from cash to tap-to-pay, and a call-back request form.
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Responsive & Speed
In the phone view I kept the hero slider's arrow controls and stacked each numbered step into its own card, with the Download our App button running full-width right where a driver's thumb lands.
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Launch & Delivery
I pointed launch traffic two ways — Purchase Wash or Get Driving Directions — with "Open 7 Days a Week... 365 Days a Year!" in the footer doing the reassurance.
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