A website for an exterior and roof painter that sorts the jobs before the site visit, not after it

Roof and exterior jobs are priced on surface, height and condition, and booked around the forecast. The site should ask those questions up front and be straight about lead times, so the season fills with work you can actually price.

Who rings you, and what they check first

Exterior specialists deal with customers who have often left the job until something looks wrong.

Homeowners with a faded or rusting roof

To know whether the roof can be painted or needs replacing, what prep involves, and roughly when you can fit them in before winter.

Owners of older weatherboard homes

Careful prep on old paint layers, rot repairs noted before painting, and someone who explains the process instead of pushing a colour change.

Body corporates and small landlords

A written scope for several buildings, clear access and safety arrangements, and invoices that match the scope.

What the site will show

These are the sections we build for exterior and roof painters, filled with your own words and photos. The general list of what every plan includes is on what is in the plan.

  1. Separate pages for each surface

    Iron roofs, tile roofs, weatherboards, plaster and masonry each get their own page. Someone searching for roof painting doesn’t want to scroll past interior photos.

  2. Your season and booking lead times

    Tell people when you book up and how weather delays are handled. It stops the “why haven’t you started” calls and sets expectations before they sign.

  3. Access and height safety

    Explain how you work at height, whether scaffolding is part of the price, and what happens when access needs a neighbour’s agreement.

  4. Repair versus repaint honesty

    A short section on when a roof or cladding needs repairs first. It builds trust and screens out jobs you would have to turn down on site.

  5. Photos taken from the ground and the roof

    Wide shots that show the whole house, then detail shots of rust treatment or prep. Customers want to see the before state they recognise.

The pages we would build you

A starting point for a exterior and roof painters site. We adjust it to the services you actually offer on the first call.

  • Home A full-house exterior photo, surfaces you paint, booking season, quote button.
  • Roof painting Split by roof type, because the prep is different.
    • Iron roof painting
    • Tile roof coating
    • Rust treatment and spot repairs
  • Exterior painting Walls and trims by cladding.
    • Weatherboard repaints
    • Plaster and masonry
  • Access and safety Scaffolding, harnesses, neighbours and site set-up.
  • Our work Before and after, whole-house and detail shots.
  • Get a quote The roof-specific form above.

The enquiry form

Roof and exterior enquiries need details that a general form never asks:

  • Surface: iron roof, tile roof, weatherboards, plaster or brick
  • Single or two storey, and how steep the roof is
  • Visible rust, flaking or rot
  • Suburb or town
  • Preferred season or deadline
  • Photos of the roof or walls

Fields are set to your work. Customers can always add a message.

Where these sites fall over

  • One “exterior painting” page that tries to cover roofs, walls and fences at once.
  • No mention of weather delays, which is the first thing customers complain about.
  • Listing a home address on Google when you travel to customers.
  • A generic form that never asks about the roof, so every enquiry needs a site visit to find out what it is.

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.

Full pricing and what isn't included

Questions from exterior and roof painters

Should my Google Business Profile show my address?

If customers don’t come to you, Google’s guidelines say a service-area business should hide its business address. Your website then lists the areas you cover instead.

Can the site show that I’m booked out for a season?

Yes. A short booking-status line on the home page is one of your monthly content edits. Update it when your calendar changes.

Should the site say when a roof needs replacing rather than painting?

In general terms, yes: a short section explaining that badly corroded iron or failing tiles need a roofer first. It screens out jobs you would turn down on site. The judgement on a particular roof stays with you, on the visit.

Do I need a separate page for roof painting and wall painting?

We recommend it. People search for the surface they need painted, and a page focused on one job answers them faster than a general page.

Walk through a build for exterior and roof painters

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.