Painting Leads for Painting Contractors

Lead sites can send estimate requests quickly. The catch is that many of them share each request with several painters. Homeowners then hear from every company and often choose on price alone.

Running your own campaigns takes more setup, but the homeowner chose to contact you. They saw your work, your reviews and your service area. You keep their details for repaint reminders and referrals. Many painters keep one marketplace running while their own campaigns build, then shift budget to whatever closes.

Older homes bring a specific rule. The EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting Rule requires firms that disturb paint in most pre-1978 homes and child-occupied buildings to be EPA Lead-Safe certified. If you hold that certification, we can say so in ads for older neighborhoods. If you do not, we keep those jobs out of your targeting.

Some states also require a contractor license number in ads, and California is one example. We add license details where your state requires them. If you call or text leads, our forms record TCPA consent in your company's name.

Step 1: We agree on job types, minimum job size and service area. Step 2: We build ads, landing pages and a short estimate form. Step 3: Leads go to your phone and CRM right away, with the source attached.

Step 4: We track which estimates turn into signed jobs, using your CRM or a simple weekly sheet. Step 5: We shift budget toward the job types and areas that close. If estimates pile up faster than you can visit, automated email follow-up can confirm times and collect photos first.