A Website for Painters You See Before You Pay
Homeowners don’t call three painters. They call the first one with a good website and clear pricing. We build the website that gets you the call.
Painter homepage mockups free in ~48 hours · You only pay if you love it · Or call (971) 516-7980
Do painters really need a website?
Yes, and it’s the cheapest way to stop competing on price. Painting looks interchangeable until somebody sees your prep work and your finished rooms. A Google profile shows five photos and a star rating. A website you own shows the whole job, your process, your warranty, and a button that calls you.
Most painters never bother because a page like that lists at $1,000–$5,000, due before you’ve seen a pixel. We do it the other way: we design yours free and you only pay if you love it: $997 flat if it’s a yes, built by hand for painters, live in a few days, yours to keep. Domain and hosting are yours. Nothing else recurs.
The Real Problem Painters Have With Their Website
Painting is a referral business that quietly relies on Google. Even your referrals will check your website before they call. If it looks unprofessional, the referral dies right there. The fix isn’t a designer website. It’s a clean, fast website with real project photos and an obvious phone number.
Market reality: An interior repaint is $3,500 to $7,500. A full exterior is $4,000 to $12,000. Cabinets are $2,500 to $6,000. Commercial runs from $20,000 into six figures. Those aren’t jobs anybody hands out off a Facebook page. They go to whoever’s in the Map Pack with a gallery behind them.
What a Painter Website Has to Do
Photos, process, and a clear quote request, nothing fancy.
Real Project Galleries
Interior, exterior, cabinets, commercial, each with photos of your actual work. Tagged by city, room type, and color family. This is the trust engine of every painter site.
Honest Pricing Ranges
"Most interior repaints in our market run $4,000–$7,500 depending on rooms and prep." That sentence converts. Hiding pricing entirely loses the homeowner to the painter who will commit to a number.
Service Area Pages
Every city you serve gets a dedicated page. Local landmarks, neighborhoods, city-specific pricing context. Painters who do this rank for far more local searches than painters who lump everything together.
Process Explained Step-by-Step
Estimate, color consultation, prep work, paint, walkthrough, warranty. Homeowners want to know what to expect before they call. Spelling it out builds trust and reduces "tire-kicker" inquiries.
License, Insurance, Workers Comp
Stated in plain view. Homeowners who have been burned before won’t hire a painter without it. We display it where it does the work.
Reviews + Photos in Same Spot
A 5-star Google review next to a photo of the exact job that customer is reviewing. This single pairing is the highest-converting layout we have tested for painter sites.
Pages Every Painter Website Should Have
Residential
- Interior painting
- Exterior painting
- Cabinet painting and refinishing
- Deck and fence staining
- Wallpaper removal
- Drywall repair and texture
- Garage floor coating
- Color consultation
Commercial & Specialty
- Commercial painting
- HOA and multifamily painting
- Industrial coatings
- Pressure washing
- Lead paint abatement
- Faux finishes and specialty
- New construction painting
- Annual touchup maintenance
How Painters Win on Google in 2026
Painting is a "people-first" Google category. Painter searches reward sites that demonstrate experience: actual photos, real customer names, plain-language process descriptions. AI-generated fluff content tanks. We write every page like you’d explain it to a homeowner standing on their porch.
The Map Pack is the goal. We build the website to feed it, but the Map Pack also requires a fully optimized Google Business Profile and consistent monthly reviews. We walk every client through the profile setup and the review request workflow so the website's organic momentum lines up with the local-pack momentum.
The math: Average interior repaint: $5,500. If a better website lands you 2 extra jobs a month, that’s $132,000 in extra annual revenue. The website earns back its cost on the first job.
Questions Painters Ask Us
Five Reasons Painters Keep Getting Shopped on Price
Painting isn’t a commodity, but most painter websites make it look like one. Here’s where that happens and how we get out of it.
"Interior paint jobs feel like commodity work."
Interior painting feels like a race to the bottom because most painter sites are interchangeable. The one with a real before/after portfolio, a color consultation offering, and a clear process page commands premium prices. We position you as the specialist, not the commodity.
"Exterior season is short but I need to capture all of it."
You get four to six months of exterior weather and that’s it. Filling that means being findable before it starts, not during. So the exterior content (paint comparisons, weather windows, what proper prep involves) gets written in the winter and sits there waiting for March.
"Commercial bids take forever and I don't know if they're worth it."
Commercial painting (offices, retail, multifamily, HOAs) is $20k-$200k per job, but the sales cycle is 6-12 weeks. Most painters don't have a commercial-focused page. We build one with real job write-ups, scheduling flexibility, after-hours options and references. It won’t shorten a procurement cycle, but it gets you into it.
"Cabinet refinishing is huge margin but customers don't know I do it."
Cabinet refinishing (vs full replacement) is a $3k-$8k job with 50% margins. The search "cabinet painting [city]" keeps growing and almost nobody local has written anything decent for it. A dedicated cabinet-refinishing page with before/after photos, color options, and durability info captures that whole search.
"Customers want a quote but I'm bidding against 4 painters."
When the quote is one of five, you lose on price. When the customer reads your color consultation page, your prep process page, your warranty page, your portfolio, by the time they request a quote, you're the only painter they're calling. We engineer that funnel.
The Five Things We Put in Every Painter Site
All standard. Nothing here is an upsell and nothing here waits on a bigger budget.
Interior / Exterior / Cabinet / Commercial Split
Four different buyer paths. Mixed pages confuse everyone.
Real Color Portfolio + Filtering
Photos by color family, room type, project size. Helps customers self-qualify.
Prep Process Page
How you prep, sanding, priming, caulking. Differentiates from cheap painters.
Warranty Clearly Stated
Most painters offer warranties but bury them. Visible warranty = trust signal.
Color Consultation Offering
Free 30-min consultation. Top-of-funnel lead capture and premium-positioning move.
Click a Live Sample Website Built for a Painting Company
TrueCoat Painting is a working demo we built top to bottom. Have a look at how the before-and-afters sit on a phone. Yours would be your rooms, your name, and your town.
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See Your Painter Homepage Before You Pay a Dollar
Fill the form, give us about 48 hours, and look at a real homepage built for a painter in your town. If it’s good, we finish it for one flat price. If it isn’t, keep the design and we part friends.
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Stop Paying $70 Per Shared Lead. Own the Lead Instead.
Angi and Thumbtack sell that lead to four other painters. You just paid for the right to be one of four quotes on a kitchen table.
Four leads a month at $70 is $280: $3,360 a year, and every one of those four went out to somebody else at the same time. Which is why you keep bidding against three painters you’ve never met. A PHIT Web site is $997 flat, one time, and every lead off it is yours alone.
And the customer reading your prep-process page isn’t comparing it to two other quotes in a side panel.
Free Guide: Your Google Profile Isn't Enough
The 12 reasons a real website beats a Google or Facebook profile alone, 5 tips you can use today, and straight answers to the questions every owner asks. No email required.
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Rent Leads Forever, or Own a Page Once.
A single cabinet job bills $3,000 to $8,000. The site is a one-time $997. We can’t promise you the job. We can promise you’ll see the homepage before you spend a dollar.
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