Owner-occupiers
Photos of homes like theirs, a sense of how you protect gardens, floors and furniture, and how long the job will take. Many are comparing two or three painters and read every page.
A website for a house painter that reads as careful and in demand, not a phone number and a Facebook link
Homeowners pick a house painter on trust, then check that trust online at nine at night. The site has to show repaints on houses like theirs, explain the prep before any colour goes on, and take the quote details without a phone call.
Who rings you, and what they check first
A repaint business usually hears from three kinds of customer, and each reads your site looking for something different.
Landlords and property managers
Quick turnaround between tenancies, tidy invoicing and someone who can work from a key safe. They care less about colour advice and more about reliability.
People getting a house ready to sell
A fixed date, a fixed price and a finish that photographs well. They often search in a hurry and ring the first painter whose site answers their questions.
What the site will show
These are the sections we build for house painters, 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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Before and after photos of real repaints
Group them by job type: exterior weatherboards, interiors, fences and decks. A caption naming the suburb and the prep work done tells a homeowner more than a gallery of close-ups.
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Your prep process in plain words
Washing, scraping, sanding, filling, priming, then top coats. Homeowners have heard stories about paint peeling after a year, so explain what you do before any colour goes on.
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What a written quote includes
Which surfaces, how many coats, which paint system, who moves furniture, and how variations are handled. It saves you a phone call per enquiry and sets expectations early.
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Suburbs and towns you cover
A clear list, with a sentence on how you handle jobs just outside it. People searching for a painter near them look for their own suburb name before anything else.
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How you work around a lived-in home
Drop sheets, daily clean-up, access to rooms, working around pets and children. It is the question most homeowners are too polite to ask on the phone.
The pages we would build you
A starting point for a house painters site. We adjust it to the services you actually offer on the first call.
- Home Your best exterior repaint above the fold, suburbs served, one-line process, quote button.
- Services One page per job type so each can be found on its own.
- Exterior house painting
- Interior painting
- Fences, decks and outdoor timber
- Our work Before and after pairs, captioned by suburb and job type.
- How we work Prep, protection, clean-up and timing.
- Areas we cover The suburb list, with nearby towns.
- Get a quote The enquiry form above, plus what happens next.
The enquiry form
A repaint enquiry form works best when it asks what you would ask on the first call:
- Interior, exterior or both
- House type and roughly how many rooms or storeys
- Cladding for exteriors (weatherboard, brick, plaster, board and batten)
- Suburb
- When they would like the work done
- Photos of the job, if they have them
Fields are set to your work. Customers can always add a message.
Where these sites fall over
- A gallery of close-up brush shots that could be anyone’s work, instead of whole houses before and after.
- No suburb names anywhere, so the homeowner in the next suburb assumes you don’t cover them.
- A phone number as the only way to ask for a quote, for customers who browse at night.
- Nothing about prep, which is the one thing a homeowner who has seen peeling paint wants explained.
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 house painters
Should I publish prices for house painting?
Most repaint businesses don’t publish fixed prices because every house is different. What helps is explaining what changes the price: size, condition, cladding, height and the number of coats. We lay out whatever pricing information you decide to share.
Do quotes and estimates mean different things to my customers?
Yes. Consumer Protection NZ treats a quote as a fixed price and says the final price should generally be within 10-15% of an estimate. Your site can explain which one you give, so customers aren’t surprised.
Can the form tell a landlord’s job from an owner-occupier’s?
Yes. One question on the form, such as whether the house is tenanted, is enough. Landlords care about turnaround and access; owner-occupiers care about colours and mess. Knowing which you are ringing saves the first five minutes of the call.
Can I show jobs from before I had the website?
Yes, if they are your jobs and you have the homeowner’s permission to show their house. Leave out house numbers and anything that identifies the address.
Related kinds of painting business
Walk through a build for house 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.