Painting leads that book the whole house.
Painting is a fast-decision, review-driven trade with a strong season. We run Local Services Ads and search campaigns by job type, and make you the painter that comes up when someone asks AI who to hire.

Painters live and die by reviews and response time. The homeowner comparing three painters picks the one with the most recent five-stars who called back first. That makes painting a near-perfect fit for Local Services Ads, which rank on exactly those two signals, and for our automation, which answers in seconds.
We separate interior, exterior, and cabinet refinishing into their own campaigns so the page matches the job, run LSA for the badge and the calls, and build the schema and content that gets you named in AI answers for "house painters near me." Spring and fall exteriors get their own budgets and timing.
What your customers actually type
Each search family gets its own campaign, landing page, and, for AI search, a page that answers it.
How we run it for painting contractors.
Local Services Ads
Painting LSAs are inexpensive and rank on reviews and responsiveness, which we build and automate.
Campaigns by job
Interior, exterior, cabinets, and commercial each get a page with real photos, real pricing ranges, and reviews.
Seasonal budgets
Exterior spend scales up in spring and fall; interior and cabinets carry the winter.
AI search
PaintingContractor-style schema via HomeAndConstructionBusiness, city pages, FAQs on prep, paint brands, and cost per square foot.
The numbers in this trade.
From our client accounts and 2026 industry data. Your audit replaces these with your market’s real figures.
Cost per lead
Booking rate
Exterior ticket
Cabinet refinish ticket
Painting Contractors questions we get.
Yes. Painting is a supported LSA category in most U.S. markets, and it's one of the cheapest categories per lead.
Ready to own the page for painting contractors in your market?
A free, 30-minute growth audit: your Local Services position, your share of AI answers, and what your competitors pay per lead. You keep the plan either way.
