Websites and marketing for painting contractors.
Painting is a low-trust purchase with a high-trust remedy: other people saying the crew showed up and cleaned up.
Reviews are the product page
A homeowner letting a crew into the house for three days is not buying paint. They are buying the crew. That makes the review record and the finished-work photographs the two most load-bearing things on a painting website, and both of them are usually thin.
The ask is the fixable part. A review request going to every finished job, in the same honest words, stopping after one follow-up, is a setup you turn on once rather than a thing you remember to do.
Three that fit painting companies
Three of the store’s items, priced
Each one is a real item with a fixed price and its own page saying exactly what it covers and what it needs from you. Nothing on this page is charged, and nothing starts before it is confirmed.
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Start here
Review-automation setup
$1,449
Review-request setup sends the same honest ask to every eligible customer and stops after the approved follow-up.
The same honest ask after every finished job, with a stop after the approved follow-up.
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Then this
Portfolio, gallery or showcase page
$1,875
A portfolio or gallery page shows approved finished work with clear context and one route to contact the business.
Interiors and exteriors you painted, captioned, instead of a supplier's photograph.
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And this
Lead, quote or value-request form
$1,175
A quote or value-request form collects the agreed details and sends each inquiry to the right place.
Rooms, surfaces and timing asked once, so the walkthrough is a real appointment.
Not sure which of the three, or whether any of them is the right first move? The free check answers that before anything is bought. Every item is listed on the store page, and the monthly plans are on the pricing page.
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Questions about your website
Can interior and exterior work have separate pages?
Yes. We can separate interior, exterior and cabinet work so visitors can find the services and examples that match their project.
Can the pages explain our preparation work?
Yes. We can describe the preparation and coating work your scope covers, using the service information you approve.
What should our painting photos show?
Your completed work, with the surfaces and finish identified. The photos and job descriptions come from your business.
What can an estimate form ask?
The form can collect the areas to paint, property location and contact details your business needs to discuss the estimate.