A website for painters where clean work shows at a glance.

Before and after in one frame.

With painting, quality shows in the result: straight corners, clean edges, no marks. The best way to show it is a photograph of the same room before and after. On the site we put them side by side and add only what is needed:

• what was painted (flat, house, facade, staircase),
• the size of the job, if you want to say,
• the year and place (the district is enough).

A few good before-and-after pairs from a phone are enough. We take care of size and loading.

What you paint and coat.

Customers look for something specific and want to see that you do it. An overview on the home page and a separate page for the bigger activities. Examples, you adjust them to yourself:

• painting flats and houses,
• facades and outdoor coatings,
• coating doors, windows, radiators and railings,
• wallpapering and wall repairs.

An enquiry based on photographs.

The price of painting can often be estimated from photographs and a floor area before you visit. A short form therefore collects:

• what needs painting and how many rooms,
• the approximate area or photographs,
• the state of the walls (new, old coats, wallpaper),
• contact details and when the customer needs it done.

That lets you reply usefully straight away instead of asking everything by phone.

How you work: deadlines and tidiness.

People worry about mess and delays when having a place painted. The site can briefly say how you protect floors and furniture, how long a flat usually takes and how a date is agreed. Say only what you really keep to. A customer does not need a promise of perfection, they need to know what to expect.

Being found for “painting a flat”.

People search “painting flats Prague”, “room painter”, “facade painter”. The main activities deserve their own page with photographs and the area you cover, plus a Google Maps profile. More in the article local SEO for small businesses.

How much a website for a painter costs.

The price of a website does not depend on the trade, but on how much the site has to do. Indicatively (we are not VAT payers, the price is final):

• A one-page website, around 8,000 CZK. One longer page: what you do, a selection of photographs, your area, a phone number and an enquiry form.
• A typical website, 16,000 to 20,000 CZK. A home page, a gallery of finished jobs, a separate page for each main activity, a description of how you work, an enquiry form and contact.
• A large website, from 45,000 CZK. A site that has to do more than inform: custom functions, connections to other systems or a larger number of pages.

The price can differ depending on what kind of website it is, so we always write the exact amount down in advance, after a conversation. What affects it:

• Number of pages: every extra activity or category is extra work.
• Features: an enquiry with photo uploads is more complex than a plain form.
• Photographs and text: your own good photographs save money, missing ones have to be taken or chosen.
• Connections: Google Maps, email marketing, accounting, bookings.

Not included: the domain, hosting and any management and advertising on Google or social networks, which you pay to Google or Meta directly.

The arrangement is always the same: you see the design free within three hours of the call, and only if you like it do we agree the scope and the price in writing in advance. Details in the article how much does a website cost.

What to prepare and how long it takes.

A call is enough for the first design: what you do and what your ideal customer looks like. But a finished site cannot come sooner than the materials, and those cause the most delay. So it is worth preparing:

• a logo, if you have one (otherwise we design one),
• before-and-after photograph pairs, the more real ones the better,
• a list of what you do, with two or three sentences each,
• the area you cover, your contacts and working hours.

If something is missing it is not an obstacle: we can draft text and recommend or choose photographs. But the more material you supply, the more the site is yours. The full list is in the article what to prepare for a new website.