Before and after galleries
Side by side photos that show the difference you make.
- Grouped by interior, exterior and wallpapering
- A line or two on each job
- New jobs added when you send us the photos
Web design for painters and decorators
Websites for painters and decorators
A website that shows rooms and houses you’ve finished, before and after, says where you work and how far ahead you’re booked, and gets quote requests with enough detail to price.
£47 a month, design, copy, hosting and changes included. No setup fee, no contract.
Before they get in touch
What customers check before choosing painters and decorators
- 1
Is their work tidy?
Clean lines, straight edges, no paint on the skirting. People zoom in on photos to check the finish.
- 2
Do they do my kind of job?
A whole house, one room, a period front door, wallpaper, a shop front. People look for a job like theirs.
- 3
Will they look after my home?
Dust sheets, tidy work, turning up when they say. Reviews and a real name behind the business matter here.
- 4
How soon can they start?
Good decorators are often booked weeks ahead. Customers want to know roughly when before they ask for a quote.
What we put on the page
What we put on a painting and decorating website
Quote form
Questions that help you price without a wasted visit.
- Rooms or areas, rough size and condition
- Inside, outside or both
- Photos sent by email or WhatsApp
Services
A clear list of what you do and what you don’t.
- Interior and exterior painting
- Wallpapering and feature walls
- Woodwork, sash windows and doors
Trust and care
The details that reassure someone letting you into their home.
- Insurance and any trade memberships you hold
- How you protect floors and furniture
- Any guarantee you give on your work
Reviews
Feedback from the places you already collect it.
- Links to your Google, Checkatrade or similar reviews
- Short quotes beside the matching job
- A prompt for happy customers to leave one
Areas and availability
Where you work and roughly when you can start.
- A list of towns and villages you cover
- A line on how far ahead you’re booked
- Domestic and commercial work if you take both
The write-up
What a painter and decorator's website has to do
A painter and decorator lives on the finish, and the finish is exactly what people want to see before they ring. Most customers find you through a neighbour or a search, then look at your website to check the quality of your work, whether you cover their area and how to get a price. For £47 a month we design, write and host a website for painters and decorators that shows all three, with no setup fee and no contract.
Website for painters and decorators: lead with your work
Before and after photos sell decorating better than anything you can write. We build galleries grouped by the kind of job, such as interiors, exteriors, wallpapering and woodwork, with each job shown side by side and a line on what was done. A tired hallway brought back with new skirting and a soft grey, a farmhouse front door stripped and repainted, a feature wall papered without a visible seam. Photos from your phone are fine. When you finish a job, send us the photos and we’ll add it.
Over a year, that builds into a gallery that answers the “is their work tidy?” question for you. People zoom in on edges and corners, so a few close-ups help too.
A quote form that saves you a wasted visit
The quote form asks what you’d ask on the phone: which rooms or areas, inside or out, roughly how big, what condition it’s in now, and when they’d like it done. It tells people to send photos by email or WhatsApp. You get the enquiry in your inbox with enough detail to give a rough price or decide it isn’t for you before you drive out. If you’re booked a few weeks ahead, a short line saying so near the form saves calls from people who need it done tomorrow.
What should a decorator’s website include?
As well as the gallery and quote form, most decorators need:
- a services page listing what you do, and anything you don’t
- an about page with your name, a photo and how long you’ve been painting, in your own words
- your insurance and any trade memberships you hold, such as the Painting and Decorating Association
- a note on how you look after a home: dust sheets, protecting floors, tidying at the end of the day
- links to the reviews you already have on Google or Checkatrade
- a list of the towns and villages you cover
If you take commercial work, such as shops, offices or holiday lets between bookings, a separate page for that helps you get more of it.
Being found locally
Most searches are “painter and decorator near me” or a trade plus a town. We add structured data for your business and area, keep your details in line with your Google Business Profile, and make sure the pages load quickly on a phone. The free local SEO checklist shows what else helps, and the image size calculator is handy if you want your gallery photos to load fast. If you work around Shrewsbury or Ludlow, there’s more on those areas on our local pages.
How it works
You have a short call with us or fill in a questionnaire. We write the pages and send a first draft, commonly the same day, and the site is commonly live in 2 to 3 working days. After that, email us changes and we make them, with ten a month included. Hosting, SSL, backups, your domain and email forwarding on your domain are all part of the £47 a month. See how it works or the full price breakdown. Builders and joiners have their own builder website guide.
Shropshire & Powys borders
Websites for painters and decorators in Shropshire and Powys
From new-build estates to old stone cottages and listed town houses, painting work here varies a lot. A gallery that shows your range helps the right customers find you.
Shropshire
Shrewsbury
Plenty of period town houses alongside newer estates. Show sash windows and hallways as well as fresh magnolia walls.
Shrewsbury page → Shropshire OswestryCustomers come in from the Welsh side. List the villages across the border you cover.
Oswestry page → Powys WelshpoolFarmhouses, holiday lets and town houses. Holiday let owners often need quick turnarounds between bookings, so say if you can.
Welshpool page → Powys NewtownA mix of domestic and commercial work. A separate page for shops and offices helps if you want more of it.
Newtown page → Shropshire LudlowListed buildings and conservation areas mean heritage colours and careful prep. Show that work if you do it.
Ludlow page →Example sites
Example website designs for painters and decorators
View the site Aldridge Interiors
Premium & sophisticated
A quieter, editorial feel with darker tones, built for a brand selling a considered, high-end result.
View the site Joinery New
Bold & energetic
A five-page site built around a carpenter's set-out line: confident type, sharp rules and a restrained workshop palette without the usual trade-site clichés.
View the site Studio Ridgeline Architecture
Modern & minimal
Generous white space and restrained type, built to let a portfolio of project photography do the talking.
Questions from painters and decorators
Can I add new jobs to the gallery myself?
Most decorators send us before and after photos with a line about the job, and we add it, usually the same day. Ten changes a month are included.
Do I need professional photos?
No. Photos from your phone are fine if they’re taken in good light. Take the before shot from the same spot as the after, and the difference speaks for itself.
Can customers send photos with a quote request?
The form takes the job details and contact information, and makes it clear that photos can be sent by email or WhatsApp so they reach you on your phone.
Should I put prices on my website?
Most painting work needs seeing before it’s priced, but a rough guide such as a typical day rate or a starting price for a single room helps filter enquiries. We’ll word it so it doesn’t tie you down.
Can I show that I'm booked up for a few weeks?
Yes. A short line such as “currently booking work from March” saves you calls from people who need it done next week. Email us when it changes and we update it.
How much does it cost?
£47 a month, including design, writing, hosting and ten changes a month. There’s no setup fee and no contract.
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A painting and decorating website for £47 a month
A website designed and written for your business, hosted on UK servers and kept up to date, for £47 a month. We write the words, and you check every page before it goes live.
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