A painting website that sells with photos

Updated 2026-10-14

Should interior and exterior painting have separate pages?

Yes. They are different searches and different customers: a homeowner repainting a living room and one repainting the whole outside of a house ask different questions. Use two of the three service pages for interior and exterior, and the third for cabinets or commercial work, whichever you want more of.

What photos should a painter show?

Your own finished rooms and houses, sharp and in daylight, with clean lines at the ceiling and trim. A close-up of a clean edge says more about your work than a wide shot. Before and after pairs of the same wall work best.

What should the estimate form ask?

Interior or exterior, how many rooms or the size of the house, the town, and a photo or two. That is enough to decide whether to quote from photos or visit, and it saves you a trip to a job that is not a fit.

What builds trust for a painter?

Say you are insured, say who will be in the home (you, or your crew), and how you protect floors and furniture. People let a painter into their house for days; a plain answer to "who will be here" matters.

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Questions

Should my painting site show prices?

Prices depend on the room or the house, so most painters give a free estimate. Say on the site whether the estimate is free and how fast you send it.

Can customers send photos for an estimate?

Yes. The estimate form can take photos, so you can quote small jobs without a visit.

How much is a website for a painting company?

It is $399 one time at Kingpin Sites, with the first year of hosting included. From year two hosting is $150 a year. You see a free preview before paying.