Websites for Painters
A painting company website that books the whole house.
A homeowner picking a painter is nervous about two things: will the lines be clean, and will the crew be in my house for three weeks. Your site answers both with photos, a clear process, and a price range before they call.
No contract · Mockup first, free
Example build · Truecoat Painting
The problem
Why painters lose jobs online.
Your best work is on your phone. The site a homeowner finds has a stock photo of a roller and nothing you actually painted.
"Painters near me" is a fight. "Cabinet painting," "exterior painting," and "interior painting" are searches you could win, and you have one page for all three.
Every quote request asks the same questions by phone. Half of them never call back because you couldn't answer fast enough.
What we build
A painting company site that works.
A gallery that shows the lines
Before-and-after photos sorted by room and by job type, big and fast on a phone. Cut lines, trim, cabinets. This is the page that closes a painter.
A page per job
Interior, exterior, cabinets, decks and fences, commercial. Each one ranks for its own search and carries its own price range and photos.
A quote form that does the first call
Rooms, square footage, timeline, photos of the space. It lands on your phone with everything you need to price it, and the homeowner gets a text back in a minute.
Reviews that mention the crew
A review request after every job, asking about the things buyers care about: clean, on time, respectful of the house. The best ones show on the site.
Example build · Truecoat Painting
Pages
Pages your site will have.
Each one written for the search a homeowner actually types. Add or remove any of them.
- Interior painting
- Exterior painting
- Cabinet painting and refinishing
- Trim and doors
- Deck and fence staining
- Drywall repair and texture
- Commercial painting
Questions
Painters ask us.
Should I put prices on a painting website?
Price ranges by job, yes. "Interior rooms from $450, full exteriors from $4,500." It filters out the tire-kickers and makes serious homeowners comfortable enough to book the estimate.
We're slow in winter. Does this help with that?
Winter is interior season. Cabinets, bedrooms, the living room while nobody's outside. A page for each of those, plus a note to past customers in October offering the off-season rate, is how painters keep crews busy through February.
See your painting company site before you pay.
Tell us your trade and your town. We'll build the first piece, your homepage, free.
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