Websites for painters and decorators · Business-in-a-Box
We build and manage websites for painters and decorators, from one-person domestic businesses to firms taking on commercial and spraying work. The site is planned around the jobs you want: interior rooms, exteriors, wallpapering, kitchen or uPVC spraying, end-of-tenancy repaints. Customers can see your work, understand how you price and send room details and photos. It connects to the enquiry, follow-up and review tools in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box.
£197/month for the complete package. No setup fee. No website fee. No contracts.
BEFORE THEY GET IN TOUCH
Decorating is judged on the finish, and the customer has to let you into their home for days at a time. A good decorator website shows the quality of the work and makes the practical side clear before anyone picks up the phone.
Sharp cutting-in, clean wallpaper joins, smooth woodwork. Customers zoom in on photos to check. Close-ups and before and after shots of your own rooms, staircases and exteriors do more than any description of your standards.
Some decorators quote per room, some per day, some a fixed price after a visit. Say which you use, what is included (preparation, materials, ceilings, woodwork) and whether you can give a rough figure from photos.
Dust sheets, protecting floors and furniture, tidying at the end of each day, working around people living in the house. A short section on how you work answers the worry many customers have but rarely ask.
Good decorators are often booked weeks ahead, and exterior work depends on the weather. Saying roughly how far ahead you book, and that exteriors are usually done from spring to autumn, sets expectations early.
A PAGE PLAN BUILT AROUND YOUR WORK
Your services decide the page plan. This is a typical starting point for a domestic decorating business that also takes some commercial work. We drop what you do not offer and add what you do.
Walls, ceilings, woodwork and staircases, with what your preparation involves and how a typical room or whole-house job runs.
Render, masonry, fascias, windows and doors, the access you use and the time of year you schedule outside work.
Lining paper, patterned and specialist papers, murals and feature walls, with close-up photos of joins and pattern matching.
Kitchen cabinet resprays, uPVC windows, doors and conservatories, with how you mask up, what paint system you use and how long the finish takes to cure.
Offices, shops, rental properties and void refreshes, including out-of-hours working and how landlords or agents can book.
If you help customers choose colours or finishes, say how that works and whether it is part of the quote.
Per room, per day or fixed quote, what is included, how materials are handled and any deposit arrangement, in plain language.
Before and after photos grouped by room type, exterior and spraying, with a line on each about the job. This is often where customers decide.
One clear coverage page with your towns and postcode districts, plus any different radius for commercial work.
A 20–30 page website, not a one-page template.Built around your services, real work and coverage, then connected to your enquiry tools.
How our trade websites workREAL WORK YOU CAN LOOK AT
These are live client websites. They show what we built, not promises of rankings, enquiry numbers or future results for your business.
A decorating website with service pages, project examples and local coverage, helping visitors describe the work they need.
Visit London Dec
A decorating and refurbishment website with service explanations, local coverage and a route to describe the property work.
Visit NP Refurb Services
A spray-painting website presenting kitchen resprays and window and door spraying, with service details and enquiry routes.
Visit Spray InnovationsPROOF CUSTOMERS LOOK FOR
We only add memberships, approvals and insurance you can evidence. These are the ones decorating customers commonly look for.
FROM VISIT TO ENQUIRY
Enough to give a sensible first figure or decide whether a visit is needed, while still easy to fill in on a phone.
How our quote forms workSTRAIGHT ANSWER ON PRICE
A painting and decorating website is included in the £197/month Business-in-a-Box (usually £297). There is no setup fee and no separate website fee. You keep the website, there is no contract, and you can cancel anytime. A 30-day money-back guarantee applies.
The monthly price also covers a business phone number with missed-call text-back, which helps when you are halfway up a ladder with a brush in your hand, plus a shared inbox, a CRM, review requests and Google Business Profile setup. If you only want a website and already have the rest working, our guide to website costs for trades sets out the other routes honestly.
BEFORE YOU DECIDE
Anything specific to your business? Bring it to the call and we’ll work through it.
Book a quick callShoot in daylight with the lights off, stand in a corner to get the whole room, and take a close-up of the cutting-in or a wallpaper join. Before photos help a lot, so take one as you arrive. We sort what you send into a gallery and only publish work you did, with the customer's agreement.
It is your choice. Many decorators explain how they price, per room, per day or fixed quote, and what affects it, without listing figures that go out of date. If you are happy to give a typical starting price for something like a single bedroom, we can show it with clear notes on what it includes.
Usually not. Kitchen and uPVC spraying can have its own pages and gallery on the same site, so customers looking for either can find it. If the spraying side trades under a different name or serves a different area, a separate site may be worth discussing.
It can make that work easier to ask for. A page aimed at landlords, letting agents and businesses can explain turnaround times, out-of-hours work and how you invoice. Whether that brings in contracts depends on your local market and how you follow up.
Only where you have something real to say. Pages that repeat the same text with a different town name add little for customers and Google generally treats them as thin. A single coverage page, backed by gallery entries tagged with the town, is usually the better start.
No one can promise rankings. Clear service pages, good photos, an accurate Google Business Profile and genuine reviews give you a solid base. How you show up depends on how many decorators work your area, your reviews and time.
BETTER WHEN THE PIECES JOIN UP
START WITH A CONVERSATION
Book a quick call. We will look at how customers find you now, which jobs you want more of and which photos should lead the first version of your site.
15 minutes. Plain English. No pressure.