I need a professional web developer for my local residential int/ext painting company. The site should be clean, professional, and easy to navigate, with clear information about services, pricing, and contact details. I’m looking for someone who can create a polished online presence that reflects my business and helps attract local customers.

Hi there, I looked at dieselpainting.com like you suggested. It's clean, clear service breakdowns, pricing is right there, and it puts the owner out front. That's the direction. For a local painting company, the site needs to do three things: make someone call you instead of the next search result, explain what you do without making them hunt for it, and load fast enough on mobile that they don't bail. Here's what I'd build: 1. Clean WordPress foundation with a simple, mobile-first design. Service pages for interior, exterior, commercial if needed. Pricing either displayed or framed as free estimates depending on how you want to handle it. A contact form that actually works and sends you notifications. Phone number visible on every page. 2. Local SEO built in from day one. Proper title tags, meta descriptions, schema markup so Google knows you're a local business, and fast load times. These things either happen at the start or they don't happen. 3. Before/after photo gallery. People hire painters after seeing their work. We'll make that section easy to update so you can keep adding jobs without calling me every time. 4. Lead capture that doesn't feel pushy. Contact form, click-to-call on mobile, maybe a simple quote request if that fits your process. I've built similar local service sites before. You're not after something fancy. You want something that works, reflects the quality of your business, and brings in calls. That's exactly what this would be. I work at $85/hr and this kind of build typically runs 30-40 hours depending on how many service pages and how much content we're working with. If you'd rather work fixed price, I'd estimate this at $2,500 to $3,200 for the full build, content setup, and a couple rounds of revisions. What's your timeline, and do you already have photos and content ready or does that need to be part of this? Trust, Tai