Facilities and property managers
Proof you can work in occupied buildings, after hours if needed, with minimal disruption and a named contact who replies.
A website for a commercial painting contractor that reads as a safe pair of hands, not a homeowner’s painter
Facilities managers and main contractors read your site before they add you to a list. They are checking sectors, crew size, health and safety and who to phone. Colour ideas are not what the visit is for.
Who rings you, and what they check first
Commercial buyers are organisations with a process, and your site is part of their due diligence.
Main contractors
Crew size, programme reliability, health and safety systems, and the kinds of project you have done before.
Schools, churches and community buildings
Clear process for working around users, holiday-period scheduling and invoices that suit a committee or board.
What the site will show
These are the sections we build for commercial painting contractors, filled with your own words and photos. The general list of what every plan includes is on what is in the plan.
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Sectors you work in
Offices, retail fit-outs, education, healthcare, industrial. A page per sector lets a buyer find relevant experience without asking.
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Health and safety approach
Describe your systems in plain language: site inductions, hazard registers, working at height, and how you manage the public around a site. Only list certifications you actually hold.
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Capability in numbers you can stand behind
Crew size, how many sites you can run at once, and the regions you cover. Use your own real numbers, and leave out anything you can’t back up.
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Project write-ups instead of a photo wall
Short write-ups: the building type, the constraint (after-hours, occupied, heritage), what you did, and photos. Name clients only with their written permission.
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A direct route for tender invitations
A form that accepts scope documents or asks for a site visit, separate from homeowner quote requests.
The pages we would build you
A starting point for a commercial painting contractors site. We adjust it to the services you actually offer on the first call.
- Home Sectors, capability line, health and safety summary, tender enquiry button.
- Sectors One page per sector you actually work in.
- Offices and retail
- Education and community
- Industrial and warehouses
- Projects Write-ups with constraints and photos.
- Health and safety Your systems, described plainly.
- About the team Real people, real roles, how to reach the estimator.
- Request a quote or site visit The scope-based form above.
The enquiry form
A commercial enquiry form should collect scope, not room counts:
- Organisation and role
- Building type and location
- Scope summary or a link to tender documents
- Occupied building or vacant
- Work hours allowed (business hours, nights, weekends)
- Required start and completion dates
Fields are set to your work. Customers can always add a message.
Where these sites fall over
- A homeowner-style site with living-room photos that tells a facilities manager nothing.
- Client logos shown without permission.
- No named contact, so tender invitations go to a generic inbox nobody checks.
- Health and safety mentioned in one line, when it is the first thing a main contractor’s prequalification asks about.
One plan, the same for every painting business
NZ$269 a month plus NZ$549 setup, GST may apply. 12-month minimum term. Live within 14 days of your content, with up to 5 edits a month.
Questions from commercial painting contractors
Can I list the companies I have worked for?
Only with their permission. Ask in writing and keep the reply. Without it, describe the project by building type and region instead.
Should residential and commercial work share one website?
They can, with clearly separate sections and enquiry forms. If commercial work is most of your revenue, lead with it and put homeowner work one click away.
Should I list certifications and prequalification schemes?
List the ones you actually hold, with the name exactly as the scheme uses it, and keep them current. When one lapses, removing it is a content edit. Never list a scheme you are working towards as if it were held.
Can the site hold capability statements for download?
Yes. You supply the document and we link it from the relevant pages. Updating it counts as one content edit.
Related kinds of painting business
Walk through a build for commercial painting contractors
Book a call and we walk through the pages, the quote form and the gallery your kind of painting business needs. You leave with the price and the terms in writing.
NZ$269 a month plus NZ$549 setup, GST may apply, 12-month minimum term. The call is free and there is no obligation. Online booking opens soon.