The part that costs you jobs
It is not the painting. It is the phone.
Most estimate requests come in between 5 and 9 pm, while you are cleaning brushes or eating dinner. The homeowner calls two painters. The first one to text back gets the walkthrough.
This is what your missed calls look like after Phase 1. The text goes out in seconds. You answer when you are off the ladder.
Hi, this is Sam at Summit Painting. Sorry we missed you, we're wrapping up a job. Interior or exterior?
Exterior. Two-story, thinking spring
Perfect timing, we book spring exteriors now. Grab an estimate slot here: summit.co/estimate
What you get
Book the estimate. Win the job. Get the review.
Phase 1 makes sure nobody slips through. Phase 2 brings more of them.
Phase 1 · The foundation
- Website built for painters
- Before-and-after gallery, your service area, and an estimate request that lands in your CRM. Your domain, your photos.
- Google Business Profile
- Categories, photos, service area, hours. A review request goes to every customer the day the job wraps.
- Missed-call text-back
- A homeowner calls while you are spraying. They get a text in seconds with a link to book an estimate.
Phase 2 · Marketing that runs
- Ads to homeowners near you
- Facebook and Instagram, by zip code and by season. Exterior in the warm months, interior in the cold ones.
- Posts from your jobs
- You send the photos. We write the post in your voice, you approve it, it goes out.
- One page a month
- What ran, what it cost, how many estimates booked. That is the whole report.
Recent work
Built for a Denver detailer. Yours gets the same treatment.
Pricing on the page, quote request wired to the CRM, click-to-call on mobile. Live now.
All the work →
Seasonality
Exterior season is short. We book it before it starts.
How it works
01
Call
20 minutes
Crew size, service area, and what is slipping.
02
Build
Days
Site, Google, and follow-up. You approve before launch.
03
Launch
First season
Ads and posts turn on. Estimates start landing.
04
Tune
Monthly
A person reads the numbers and moves the spend.
Who this is for
Residential painters, one to fifteen crews.
- You do the estimates yourself and lose some to slow replies.
- You have good work and no photos of it online.
- You want a full spring calendar without hiring an office manager.
- One crew or fifteen, anywhere you take jobs.
Questions
Straight answers.
- Do I need a new website?
- Only if yours does not book estimates or show recent work. If it is good, we connect it.
- Who writes the posts and the ads?
- A person, using AI for drafts. Nothing goes public without your approval.
- Am I locked in?
- Phase 1 is a one-time build. Phase 2 is month to month.
- What does it cost?
- Quoted on the call, scoped to your crew and your area. You get a number, not a form.
Next step