Websites for Painting Contractors
Painting is one of the few trades where the result photographs beautifully. A painter's website should lean on that harder than almost any other kind of local business site.
Before-and-after does the selling
A tired brown living room next to the same room in a warm off-white sells the job in a second — no description needed. We build side-by-side comparison layouts that work on a phone screen, so the pairing stays readable rather than shrinking into two thumbnails.
Group them by the work you want more of: interior repaints, exterior siding, cabinets, decks and fences, commercial spaces.
Separate interior and exterior
People search for these differently and care about different things. Interior customers worry about mess, furniture, drying time and how long you'll be in the house. Exterior customers ask about prep, pressure washing, weather delays and how long the finish lasts.
Two focused pages answering those specific worries convert far better than one page trying to cover both.
- Interior repaint page with process and cleanup details
- Exterior page covering prep, washing and finish life
- Cabinet refinishing, if you offer it
- Deck and fence staining
- Commercial and rental turnover work
- Color consultation, if that's part of your service
Make the estimate easy to request
Painting quotes usually need a walkthrough, so the form's only job is to start the conversation: name, phone, town, and roughly what needs painting. Anything longer costs you leads. A photo upload field helps you triage which jobs are worth driving to.
Questions people ask
See your website before you pay
Send a few details about your business and we'll put together a free concept so you can see the design before committing to anything.