Web design for painters and decorators that turns a finished room into the next booking

Our painter and decorator websites cost £1,195 for a 5-page Essential site, £1,995 for a 12-page Growth site and £3,495 for a 30-page Premium site, paid once. Website care is optional at £35 a month. Elsewhere, templates run from about £20 to £35 a month and agency builds from a few hundred pounds to a few thousand.

Not to get work, since word of mouth and Facebook groups keep plenty of decorators busy. But most customers now check you online before they call, and a site with your room photos, reviews and prices wins that check. It also lets you rank for decorating jobs in your towns and cuts what you pay lead sites.

You can build one yourself on Wix or Squarespace, use a monthly template service, or pay a web designer. We are a web design agency that builds decorating websites in WordPress, writes the pages, sets up Google and hands you every login. Whoever you pick, check you will own the domain and the site.

It is the most important page on the site. People choose a decorator by looking at finished rooms, clean cutting in and tidy woodwork. We build a gallery with before and after sliders, sorted by room and service, and use your best photos on each service page too. Real photos of your own jobs, never stock rooms.

Yes. Homeowners and commercial clients search for different things, so we give each its own pages. Domestic pages lead with room photos and guide prices; commercial pages cover CSCS cards, RAMS, insurance, out-of-hours working and the sectors you serve. One site, two clear routes, so neither kind of customer has to dig.

Yes. The site is built in WordPress with Elementor, and we show you how to add photos to the gallery from your phone in a few minutes. If you would rather not, website care at £35 a month includes adding new job photos for you, along with updates, backups and security checks.

Yes. We match your name, phone number and service area on the site and your Google Business Profile, link the two together and add your reviews to the site. That helps you show in the map pack. We can also set up or tidy your profile, with services and photos, as part of the launch.

Start with a Google Business Profile, a simple website with photos of your work and a habit of asking every customer for a review. Then join local Facebook groups and Nextdoor, and list on one or two directories such as Checkatrade. As the work builds, pages for each service and town help you rank without paying per lead.

A painter mainly applies paint. A decorator also hangs wallpaper, preps and repairs surfaces and may give colour advice, so most people in the UK trade call themselves painters and decorators. On your website, give each skill you offer its own page, so customers searching for wallpapering or spraying find you as well. Mostly indoor work? An interior decorator website can lead with rooms.

Keep it short and easy to say on the phone: your business name, or your name plus decorating, ending in .co.uk for UK customers. Avoid hyphens and odd spellings. If you cover one area, a town in the name can help people remember you, but it is not needed to rank. We register it in your name.

Usually 2 to 3 weeks. We gather your services, prices, towns and photos in the first days, design in week 1, build and write in week 2, then test and launch in week 3. The quickest launches are the ones where we get a folder of your best before and after photos and your reviews on day one.

Yes. We are based in Greater Manchester and build websites for painters and decorators all over the UK, from Bolton and Manchester to Leeds and London. Everything is done online, with calls and screen shares, so where you are makes no difference. Each site is written around the towns you cover, not ours.