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Liverpool Painting Group
Commercial and residential painters with over 20 years across Merseyside. A new website, and a back office that runs the business from his phone.
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The brief
A website that wins the commercial work, and an office that fits in a van.
Michael has spent two decades painting offices, factories, restaurants and care homes across Merseyside, but his old site didn't show it.
He needed a site that looks as solid as his work and wins the bigger commercial jobs, plus a way to quote and invoice without sitting down at a computer.
What I built
01
A homepage for commercial clients
It opens on one of his own warehouse jobs, with the phone number right at the top. It's written for the businesses behind the bigger contracts, and makes it clear homes are welcome too.
02
Built on his real jobs
Every project on the site uses Michael's own photos, some with before and after views. They show the standard of his work better than any description could.
03
Easy to find locally
There's a page for each service, sector and area of Merseyside, plus a map of where he works. I redirected every link from his old site too, so he kept the search ranking he'd already built.
04
An office on his phone
He builds a quote on site, sends it by WhatsApp, and the customer accepts it with a tap. Invoicing is a couple of clicks after that, so there's less admin in the evenings and he gets paid sooner.
Design direction
The colours come from the job itself: workwear navy, safety orange, the off-white of a dust sheet and a strip of masking tape. The headlines are bold and sign-painted, so they hold their own over a photo of a scissor lift.
Workwear navy
#0f1b29
Safety orange
#e8672e
Dust sheet
#f2f0ec
Masking tape
#e4cc8a
Designed and built by
Sophia, Glow Digital
Live at liverpoolpaintinggroup.com (opens in a new tab). The back office is private to the business.
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