For painting contractors
Website builder for painting contractors
A painting contractor website that shows your finished work, lists the services you offer and takes estimate requests. We have not built a painting design yet, so it starts from our contractor template, with every heading and question yours to reword.
No card needed to build or publish. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included. Want to compare looks first? See our contractor website designs.
- A project gallery, or before and after photos side by side
- An estimate form that asks the project type, budget and timeline, with every question yours to reword for painting
- Services you name yourself: interior, exterior, cabinets, whatever you do, each with a page of its own
- Your own domain, registered in your name
Your painting site in three steps
Pick a design
Start from the design recommended below, or any other. You can switch later without losing your words.
Add your painting details
Your business name, services, phone number and the area you cover.
Preview free, then publish
See the site before you pay anything, and put it on your own domain for $29 a month.
Common painting services to feature on your site
These are services painting contractors commonly list. Yours go in as you build, each with a price if you want to show one.
- Interior painting
- Exterior painting
- Cabinet painting
- Deck and fence staining
- Commercial painting
- Drywall and plaster repair
What customers look for in a painting business
Make sure your site answers the questions customers ask before they pick up the phone.
- Licensed and insured. Essential for entering a home
- Years in business and number of homes painted
- The paint brands you use (Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore), which tell a homeowner what goes on their walls
- Before and after photos, so homeowners can see the difference you make
- How you protect floors and furniture and leave the site clean, a common homeowner worry
High-value jobs to target
The kinds of work painting contractors most want a website to bring in.
- Interior painting estimate. A planned home improvement
- Exterior painting quote. Seasonal, higher ticket, weather-dependent
- Cabinet painting job. A kitchen refresh without a full remodel
- Commercial or property management painting. Often recurring, higher volume
An example headline
"Austin house painters. Interior, exterior and cabinet painting. Free estimates"
Every word on a Buildrok site is yours to change, the headline included. Name your city, your trade and what sets you apart.
Closest fit
Blueprint, built for general contractors
We have not built a painting design yet, so this is the closest fit rather than one made for you. It has the credentials row, the project gallery and the quote form that painting contractors need, with the wording set for general contractors. Every heading, service and form field is yours to rename before you publish.
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Blueprint
Construction · General Contractor
A general contractor website template built for one job: winning the homeowner choosing between three contractors for their next remodel. An estimate form built for contractors asks the project type, the budget and the timeline before the phone rings, every request is emailed to you, and the same lead lands in your Buildrok Lead Inbox so a kitchen remodel never gets lost between site visits.
- An estimate form built for contractors
- A project gallery, and featured projects
- License, insurance and bond, shown once you add them
- An email for every new request
Recommended pages for a painting website
Not every trade needs the same structure. This is what works for painting contractors, given how their customers search and decide.
Home
Before and after photos, your main services, your license and insurance, a button to ask for an estimate, and your reviews
Services
Interior, exterior and cabinet painting, each on a page of its own, because each is a different search
Contact
The estimate form, with its questions reworded for painting: interior or exterior, how many rooms, and when
How to rank locally as a painting business
- Use 'house painter in [city]' and 'interior painting [city]' in your page titles and headings
- Give exterior painting a page of its own, and keep it current before spring and fall, when people plan outside work
- If you paint cabinets, give it a service page of its own; it's a different search from painting walls
- Caption your before and after photos with the job and the town, like 'interior repaint in Austin'
- Keep a Google Business Profile with photos of finished jobs, and the same name, address and phone number as your site
Questions from painting contractors
Do painting contractors need a website?
Yes. Homeowners compare painters before hiring. A website with photos of your work, reviews and an estimate form gives them something to compare you on, beyond a name someone passed along.
What should a painter's website include?
Before and after photos, your interior and exterior services, reviews from past customers, the area you serve, and an estimate form. We have not built a painting design yet. Buildrok's contractor template, the closest fit, has a place for each of these, and every heading and question in it is yours to reword.
How much does a painting contractor website cost?
With Buildrok, it is $29 a month, or $276 a year ($23 a month) if you pay annually. The whole site, hosting, the security padlock and your domain are included: a new domain (.com, .net, .org, .co, .us) is registered and renewed for you while you're subscribed, or you can connect one you already own for free. Building and previewing the site are free.
Ready to launch your painting website?
Build and publish your site free, with no card. $29 a month puts it on your own domain, with the domain included.