Painters · Toronto & surrounding regions
Your customer's real decision is the colour. Let them choose it on your site and they call you already knowing what they want, instead of ringing the next two painters on the list.
Drag the handle. This is what your customer would see.
Simulation This is what your customer would see on your site. Play with it — nothing is sent, and nobody is called.
What wins the good jobs
These decide whether a customer comparing three painters books you. None of them are yours to build.
No other trade can offer this. They spend ten minutes with it, choose a shade, and call you about that shade. The estimate visit is shorter and the job is clearer for both of you.
People choose a painter by asking a neighbour. Reviews are the proof in this trade, so they sit at the top with a first name and a street.
They are on a phone. A call button pinned to the bottom of the screen means that the moment they decide, they are talking to you.
Showing the range first builds trust. The people who go on to call are already happy with the figure, which makes for a better conversation.
Why painters get there fastest
Roofers need photographs. Landscapers need photographs. You sell colour, and colour can be drawn — which is why a painter can have a complete, working site earlier than almost anyone else on the roll call. There is no photography anywhere in the tool above.
That is Marchetti & Sons, a complete four-page painting site built as a demonstration. The company is invented and every page says so, but the machine on it is real and working.
One conversation
Whatever is already in your camera roll. Kennon takes it from there and rings you when there is something to look at.