SnapDry™ Semi-Gloss Door and Trim Paint dries in as little as one hour of application and a door can be closed without sticking. SnapDry™ is resistant to dirt and fingerprints, UV and weathering. SnapDry™ can be used in both interior and exterior application.
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Want your house to stand out on the block? Here are some bold house colour choices for homeowners who want to make a statement with their house painting.
Homeowners usually choose brick because of its durability and built-in color, never intending to make any changes. However, painting the brick on the exterior of your home can be a terrific way to make your house pop. If you decide to go this route, consider the following:
Adding exterior colour to the roof is usually a safe choice. Why not ramp it up by painting the roof a bright colour? It can change the entire look of your home. Some things to keep in mind before you buy a few gallons of fuchsia or neon yellow paint:
Say goodbye to boring black and brown doors and hello to green, orange, or blue. House painting can boost your curb appeal and make your front entry more inviting. Fortunately, it is easier to experiment with door colours if you change your mind. If you’re making your door a focal point:
You can use colour to create all types of moods with house painting. Experimenting with exterior paint colours is a great way to give your home personality.
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New Build Homes – Why Choosing a Quality Contractor Counts On completion of a new build project it is vital to finish the job properly by employing a quality contractor to undertake the painting and decorating. Having put lots of hard work into the design and build of a home, it’s simply not worth …
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There has been a lot of discussion about the best colours to paint your home with, but not a lot on colours you should avoid. Some of these colours might surprise you; after all, they look great in clothing or on paper.. According to colour psychology and interior designers, though, these colours make people feel worse. If you’re still unsure about colour choice after reading this list, consult the interior painting services experts. They are well informed on the latest interior painting trends and can steer you in the right direction—away from the colours that will bring you down.
Some bright colours will take over a room and overwhelm people. Bright reds and yellows are seen as aggressive colours that can be very imposing in a room, making people feel anxious. If you must have reds or yellows, go for the softer shades.
Dusty pink pastels are the opposite of bright—they’re muted and tame— and they can leave a room feeling sterile and lifeless, like no one has been in the room for decades. For soft pastel colours, go for yellows, greens, or blues.
Since orange is a bright warm colour, it can be used, but only in a small area of your home since it is difficult to decorate with. You probably shouldn’t paint your entire living room or rec room orange, unless you’re going for a retro ‘70s look.
Peach is an interior painting faux pas. It’s overwhelming, hard to decorate with, and it can bring down people’s moods. Guests will probably become irritated and sad if they are stuck in a peach-coloured room for too long.
The ugliest colour was recently discovered in colour psychology research. This colour, along with the other worst paint colours mentioned above, are discussed in this article. Called Opaque Couche, the ugliest colour kno
wn to humankind is a dark mixture of brown and green, and it causes people to feel depressed. The name alone is depressing. A quick translation of the name could be “murky sleep.” Unless you want to feel like you’re sleeping in a murky swamp, stay away from this colour.
If some of these colours happen to be your favourite, though, and you have trouble passing them up, try painting one wall in a room that isn’t used often before painting your entire living room a colour that you might regret. Also, don’t hesitate to consult with the experts from interior painting services for a second opinion.
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After carrying different types of tape up and down ladders and crawling along baseboards, residential painter and engineer,
Bob Stenavich, discovered a need for a device to safely hold, carry, and dispense his tape.
Needing a solution, he invented and engineered the TAPE TOOL.
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Design Trends for Offices We spend a lot of time at work, so having an office that is functional and beautifully designed and decorated is a priority. So if your office is looking out-dated and unexciting try one of these ideas to create an appealing and motivating space you enjoy working in. You may have …
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Painting a ceiling can drastically change the appearance of a room depending on the colour you choose. But before you pull out the brushes, there are a few factors to consider when you’re choosing a paint colour. The first and most important factor is your desired atmosphere for the room. Do you want the room to be bright and open or warm and cozy? Are you trying to change the feel of a room by making the ceilings look higher or lower?
Once you decide on a desired look and feel for the room, the size, lighting, and wall colours will influence the final chosen colour for the ceiling. Painting contractors come in handy when choosing colours and when it comes time to paint your ceiling. It’s a job that is best left for the pros. Here are more factors to consider when choosing a paint colour for your ceiling:
White ceilings are the safe way to go when you’re unsure of a colour, you want the ceilings to appear higher, or you want to accentuate the colour of the walls. White ceilings also draw attention to the art and décor of a room. But, if you’re in for a change, giving your ceiling an updated colour will add energy and alter the whole look of the room.
Light colours open up the room and give an airy feel to it. The natural light that comes in throughout the day will add to the brightness of the room. Light colours also make ceilings appear higher, while dark colours tend to enclose the room. If you’re going for a cozy, warm atmosphere, darker ceilings can give you that effect.
Matching your ceiling and wall colours will add to the sense of closeness and coziness, regardless of their shared colour. It will also accentuate the décor in the room. You can choose a lighter shade for the ceiling if you want to keep a similar colour without completely enclosing the room.
Contrasting colours will change the feel of the room and give it energy. Contrasting colours can bring attention to the décor, architecture, or ceiling height. Once again, you can make the room appear open, cool, comforting, and/or warm depending on the colours you choose.
Consulting with painting contractors before painting your ceiling is a good idea, especially if you’re unsure of how the paint colour will affect the appearance of your room. Painting contractors have seen it all, and will provide professional advice and service to give your home a new look.
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What if I told you, your painting business could improve employee loyalty and save thousands of dollars on taxes with one action? Sounds like a crazy idea, right? Well, I’m here to tell you it is possible by claiming the Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credit.
As you might already know, the penalty for not having health insurance goes up again in 2016 to the higher of 2.5% of household income or $695 per adult ($347.50 per child) with a capped maximum penalty of $2,085. As a painting business owner, you can help your employees avoid this penalty while simultaneously saving big on your taxes by starting a health insurance program and claiming the Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credit. The Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credit allows employers to claim up to 50% of the cost of insurance premiums paid as a tax credit.
First off, determine your eligibility for the Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credit. In order for your painting business to be eligible for the tax credit your business must:
Your business can save thousands on this tax credit while providing much-needed value to your employees.
To illustrate the potential tax savings, let’s look at an example.
ABC painting has 10 employees who make an average of $25,000 a year. Tom, the owner of ABC painting, decides to start a health insurance program and offers the program to his employees. After offering the health care coverage, Tom determines that 4 employees are already covered and 6 employees are interested in coverage. So Tom provides those 6 employees with Silver plans with an annual price of $3,780 per employee.
ABC painting pays half of the health care premium and the employee pays the other half. This results in a $11,340 cost to ABC painting (6 x $3,780 = $22,680; $22,680 / 2 = $11,340). At the end of the tax year, ABC painting fills out Tax Form 8941 Small Employer Health Insurance Tax Credit. ABC painting claims the tax credit, and reduces their tax liability dollar-for-dollar by $5,670 ($11,340 x 50%). So the actual cost of ABC painting’s health insurance program for the 6 employees is $5,670 ($11,340 – $5,670).
One item to note is the IRS does phase out the tax credit when businesses have 10 and 25 employees and have average employee salaries between $25,000 and $50,000. If you would like to see how much of a tax credit your business would potentially qualify, use this calculator.
According to a recent study, only 17% of eligible small businesses claim this tax credit. This is unfortunate since it saves small business owners thousands of dollars. In addition, starting a health insurance program will build loyalty with employees and attract new employees as well.
If you are interested in learning more money-saving tax tips for your painting business, get this free report for painting contractors.
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So, you have been working as a painter for some time now and you are looking to venture out on your own, find your own clients and manage your own projects.
You have perhaps also competed a few jobs and are wondering “where to from here”?
How do I find enough work to keep me busy and perhaps hire other contractors?
First of let me start by saying that running your own painting business is much more than painting a few walls. It requires patience, persistence, IT skills and most of all interpersonal skills to gain a competitive advantage over others within the industry. But if you think that you have what it takes to make it here is a list of what I think are the most important steps when setting up your own painting business.
Check your local/state/county rules for setting up a painting business. Be sure to have the proper licensing and insurance as required. If you are working on pre 1978 homes (in the US), be sure to have your RRP Certification in order.
There are currently a number of website design platforms available, which feature templates that do not require any knowledge of html coding, the most popular and well known of these being WordPress. Perhaps you can have a go at designing a website yourself or if you are lacking experience hire a professional.
Things to include in your posts are:
List your business in popular local directories such as Yellow Pages, Hot Frog, Start Local, True Local and Yelp or any others that may be relevant in the area you live in. Get active on social media – set up social media accounts on all the major platforms and start posting regularly. Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Google+ are a must.
Set up a Google Analytics account and monitor the traffic you are getting to your site.
Register for a Google Search Console account – where you can keep track of the search result you appear in including the number of impressions for each keyword, your position and click through rate. Make sure you submit a sitemap, to make it easier for Google to crawl your site.
generate leads for your painting business.
Set up an email in Google Apps featuring your business name – this will make you appear more professional when contacting customers.
Visit construction sites – In addition to your online activity you should also start to network on a regular basis. Make it a habit to visit at least two construction sites per day and ask to speak to the person in charge, which will usually be a site manager or supervisor. Ask whether they already have someone who is going to paint the building. Regardless if they do or don’t, hand them your business card and let them know that you are interested in quoting on upcoming projects.
Call builders – Look up local builders in your area on Google Maps and start to call a few each day. Ask to speak to someone in estimating and find out if they have any current tenders or jobs ready for painting. Tell them about your business and request to be considered for quoting on future jobs.
Network – Hand out your business card at every social gathering you attend: birthdays, weddings, christenings you name it. Use every opportunity to casually drop what you do when meeting people in your day to day life. Word of mouth is truly the best way to find work as people are more trusting of recommendations as opposed to advertising.
Find other contractors-Join an online forum or Facebook Group and discuss ideas with other contractors.
Put some signage on your van – This is your free portable advertising space that should always be used. Featuring an attractive display on your vehicle is going to send a signal of professionalism and quality to potential customers.
Attach “Painting by…” signs to the front of your house and potentially other houses you have painted if permitted by customers. This is direct evidence of the quality of your work which encourages people walking by to contact you.
Collect Testimonials-Use video or review sites
As you can see setting up a painting business requires a great deal more than simply picking up a paint roller. If you have anything to add to this list please include this in the comment section below.
Otherwise I wish you the best of luck and I hope that you have a great deal of success venturing out on your own.
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Do you want to give your client list a boost without spending a fortune on marketing and advertising? Going digital is a great, low-cost way to turn idle hours into more work than you can handle. These tips will help you to successfully market your painting business online…
1. Create a Hub
If you come across a company or business you don’t know online, what is the first thing you do to check them out more thoroughly? You visit their website.
Without a website, it’s very tricky for any business to earn the trust of potential customers. In an age of instant Googling from smartphones, having an established, trustworthy and professional-looking online presence in the form of a website is crucial.
Check out our Road Map for more info
There’s another reason why websites are great business-boosters – they allow customers to find you in the first place. If you keep your website up to date and fill it with helpful news and information about your work in your local area, it’s likely that your website will appear higher up search engine results pages (SERPs) when people look for services like yours in your region.
But the idea of launching a website can seem intimidating and sound expensive, especially for sole traders with no digital expertise. Fortunately, there are tonnes of services which provide handy tools that will help you build a website for little or no money, with no need for previous experience with the web. For a sleek and flashy look, splash out on Squarespace‘s services, or read up on tutorials to build your own WordPress site.
2. Get Local
There are lots of ways to get involved with your local area online and make your presence known. Why not:
3. Get Listed
Have you used any other techniques to market your painting and decorating business online? Share your success stories and learning curves with other traders below.
By Sam Butterworth, blog editor at Regal Floor Paints
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A deep red accent wall might be a unique way to make a bold statement in your home, but do you know which room red works best in? The psychology of colour explores the ways we react emotionally to the shades around us and how they energize or soothe. Ottawa painters know that emotional attachments to colour are universal, but you can also use your own experiences with colours to trigger feelings of well-being, productivity, and comfort. Consider a few ways these colours can be used for your next Ottawa painting project.
Red is a bold colour that increases energy, appetite, and even raises your blood pressure! Ottawa painters know that this is the perfect colour for a dining room (think about all the restaurants you eat at with red interior decor). Because red is so stimulating, it is best left out of the bedroom or any other space that you want to be tranquil. But dining rooms and front foyers are great locations to be bold.
For a bright, sunshine-inducing splash, add yellow to entryways, hallways, and small areas that you want to cheer up and chase the darkness away. But beware of letting yellow dominate too much as it can be overstimulating. Yellow can contribute to outbursts of anger or feelings of frustration when used in large amounts. Keep it small and bright.
When you are looking for a burst of energy, orange can motivate you to run that extra mile or complete one more set of reps. Orange is the perfect colour for your exercise space to encourage you like no other personal trainer.
Where red raises blood pressure, blue lowers it. Blues are known to slow heart rates and perspiration. This calming colour is great for bedrooms and bathrooms where you want to relax and rejuvenate. Be careful about which shade of blue you choose. Lighter blues can seem dingy or dark in areas without much light. If this is your vision, balance this hue with some warm accents for a welcoming oasis.
In rooms where you want to promote comfort and togetherness, turn to greens. Greens are restful and calming in kitchens and living rooms where your family will unwind after a long day of work, school, and all the activities that keep you going.
Neutral tones are the staple of any interior design project. An all-neutral palette is well blended for a minimalist environment, the true treasure behind these tones is their versatility. They are easily paired with warm and cool hues while also working together. Use them in any room to soften or accentuate any colour scheme.
Your next Ottawa home painting project can easily be boosted and personalized with the right colour for what your room is used for. Let Ottawa painters help you discover your perfect colour combination.
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Do you have boxes of paper taking up space in your office? Receipts stacked up on your dashboard? Don’t wait until you are on the next episode of Hoarders. Go paperless. Eliminate the headache of messy file cabinets, lost receipts, unreadable mileage logs, and cluttered painting vehicle dashboards and home office desks.
Reasons you need to go paperless in your painting business
Okay, now that you are convinced you need to go paperless, where should you start?
Steps to making your painting business paperless
Use cloud-based file storage. In order to get the full benefit of going paperless, getting a cloud based file storage system is a must. Storing your files in the cloud allows you to access those files on any device, from anywhere. There are several options for cloud storage to include Google Drive, Dropbox, and Box.com. Google Drive has the added benefit of web-based document creation. With tools like Google Calendar, Google Sheets (similar to Microsoft Excel), and Google Docs (similar to Microsoft Word) you can do office work from the jobsite.
Get electronic signatures from customers. Once you do an estimate and contract, you’ll need a signature. Look into getting electronic signatures from your clients. SignNow.com gives you the ability to have your clients sign on your tablet or smartphone for $5 a month. Not only is this convenient, it also makes you look more professional.Once you’ve completed these steps, you will save yourself a great deal of time through gained efficiencies, easier collaboration, and less clutter.
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I am a former painting business owner and military officer, and current bookkeeper and tax accountant. With my painting and accounting experience, I’m uniquely positioned to help painting contractors save time, money, and resources.
For years I worked in the residential and commercial painting industry. I did everything from prep work and painting to managing crews and completing estimates with clients.
After my stint in the painting industry, I pursued an education in business and accounting and served as a military officer in the intelligence field. I have a Bachelors in Accounting and a MBA.
During my time in the intelligence field, I learned the value of being proactive and staying ahead of the enemy. I apply this mentality to my accounting practice through forward-looking advice to my clients. I don’t just report; I analyze and forecast. This provides immense value to the clients I serve and builds trust.
I am passionate about sharing my knowledge of taxes and business to help painting contractors grow their company.
I only work with a select few painting contractors and provide professional, prompt service to ensure their success.
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Ad extensions do exactly what their name implies by “extending” your text ads to include additional information about your painting business. This additional information boosts ad visibility and prominence leading to increased click thru rates (CTR) on your ads. Ad extensions are a proven way to generate more clicks on your ads and improve the performance of your Google Adwords campaign without increasing your budget.
For painting contractors, the most important extensions are sitelink, callout, location, and call. Here is a quick explanation and example of each:
These extensions appear as hyperlinks at the bottom of the ad and direct clicks to other landing pages on your website. An excellent example is circled in red below. A user might prefer clicking on a link to the testimonials or services page rather than the main link. The sitelink extensions are circled in red in this picture:
Quick “shout outs” of information, callout extensions are a great place to highlight reasons to work with your painting business. Painters have to create their own callouts, but to save your business time, here is a list of 50 great ad callout extensions for contractors. “Spotless Cleanup” and “Free Written Estimates” are examples of callouts in this ad:
Exactly what they sound like, location extensions provide the physical address and hours of your business. This data is imported by linking your Google My Business and Google Adwords accounts. Here is an example of a location extension:
A great way to generate phone calls, call extensions add your phone number right into the body of your ad. Call extensions have the biggest impact on mobile devices, enabling ads to launch calls right to your business! Checkout this example of a mobile ad using a call extension:
Since using ad extensions is totally free, every painter running a Google Adwords campaign needs to take advantage of them. If your Google Adwords campaign is outsourced, be sure to ask your provider about your current use of ad extensions. If you manage your Google Adwords in-house, and want to set up ad extensions, Google offers free resources to guide you through the set up process. The Google Help Tutorial on ad extensions is a great guide and the Google Adwords YouTube Channel offers multiple videos on ad extensions.
Need a specific question answered? Feel free to email the author or post it in the comment section below. Expect a quick response!
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How We Ran a Successful Community Based Promotion as a Local Business
At Catchlight Painting, we’re always looking for creative ways to raise awareness of our residential painting company and our desire to be recognized as a community partner. When DYB business coach, Steve Burnett shared an initiative he’d used successfully to brand his own painting company – a scholarship award given annually to a young entrepreneur within his service area – the idea aligned with our own objectives so we thought we’d give it a shot. Here’s what we did, what we learned, and how we’ll improve the rollout of our program next year.
Our first step was to meet with our digital marketing consultant to discuss the logistics of running a successful campaign on short notice. Before jumping in with other tasks, we refined our objectives which were to:
Next we shaped our sponsorship program by:
Once we had discussed and solidified the list of tasks above, it was time to develop a marketing strategy, more specifically, how to successfully get the word out utilizing our existing marketing channels and relationships. As it was our first year and already late in the season, we decided to limit our 2016 sponsorship to our hometown of Newton MA, which helped us narrow and define our promotion strategy.
The first no-brainer was to create a custom audience in Facebook and boost a post announcing the sponsorship to our Newton community.
We identified the relationships and entities that we could leverage to spread the word within our local community including:
We knew from Double Your Business Coach Steve Burnett that we were unlikely to receive more than a few applications. However, as our submission deadline approached, we still hadn’t received even a single applicant. Giving away money can be harder than you’d think! Our branding objective had been incredibly successful with a 75% eblast open rate and a large number of Facebook likes and campaign shares, but we were getting nervous!
The above screenshot shows the analytics data for our sponsorship landing page. In addition to creating a specific landing page for the campaign, we also created a form to track where submissions originated.
At the 11th hour we finally received one word of mouth submission from an applicant who tracked us down on Facebook. Quality trumps quantity and we couldn’t have been more pleased with the submission we received from Lydia Jing who sought to start a “premium” babysitting, tutoring and mentoring business.
Once the dust settled and we’d announced our sponsorship winner on our website and Facebook pages, we regrouped as a team to discuss what worked, and what we’d do differently next year. Here’s what we learned:
All in all, this was a great experience. We plan on making our Youth Entrepreneur Sponsorship Award an annual event and perhaps expand the number of awards offered.
If you’ve run a sponsorship, event or giveaway in your local community, we’d love to hear about your experiences in the comments below.
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Angie’s List reviews are now visible to anyone and everyone. In March the site announced it would no longer require paid memberships to access their online business listings and reviews. While this announcement was met with little fanfare, the potential impact on residential and commercial painting contractors is huge. Here is why this matters to every painting contractor:
Access to Angie’s List reviews about your painting services was previously limited to the sites 3,000,000+ paid subscribers. Now consider there are roughly 86,000,000 homeowners in the United States. Potential exposure to your Angie’s List reviews just increased more than 26 times. What do you want them to see?
Like it or not, Angie’s List has done a great job entrenching itself on the first page of Google. This is especially true for searches related to generic contracting terms and name specific searches for contracting businesses. They also buy Google Adwords for contracting specific keywords in many markets.
Research on consumer reviews indicate that 92% of consumers read online reviews and 80% of people trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations. With Angie’s List going to a free model, more people than ever will have access to their reviews on your painting business. It is important Angie’s List reviews on your painting services encourage prospective customers to hire you.
Put simply, your Angie’s List reviews are now more important than ever. They are fully accessible to anyone with internet access and Angie’s List will continue to have a consistent presence on the first page of Google. The goal for Angie’s List in making this move is to increase site traffic which will indirectly increase the number of people reading Angie’s List reviews about your painting business.
Need a specific question answered? Feel free to email the author or post it in the comment section below. Expect a quick response!
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Wallpaper isn’t too common these days, stuck with an outdated reputation as tacky or stuffy. That’s not even mentioning how hard it used to be to apply and remove. Recently, though, wallpaper is making a grand comeback with modern style and, more importantly, easier application and removal.
You might think that a room fully coated in wallpaper would look too cramped and busy, while onn the other hand, a room that has paint alone may look flat and boring. It may surprise you to learn that combining the two has opened the door to creating eclectic and modern looks.
There are many ways to successfully pair wallpaper and paint, many of which can be provided by interior painting services. Here are a few ideas to get your interior design ball rolling.
This option is more popular for smaller bathrooms, but can be pulled off in larger rooms as well. By installing trim at the midpoint along all four walls, you can have paint on the top half of the room and wallpaper on the bottom – or vice versa. It’s a simple yet aesthetically pleasing way to add a fun or intricate print without leaving the room feeling small and closed in. It’s a lot easier on the eyes, too!
This option also uses trim, but in a much more creative way. There are many options on how to place and style the trim, but the base of this look is to create borders around pieces of wallpaper almost as if you were hanging a large art piece. You can choose to make the trim a separate colour from the wall, but matching the trim with the walls gives this design a seamless, textured look that adds a little artistry to any room in your home.
Using wallpaper to create an accent wall inside a room is the most common wallpaper and paint combination. It is the easiest to do, and the most fun to colour coordinate. It’s a great and cost-effective way to get the best of both worlds while keeping things simple. The one fully wallpapered wall turns into a statement piece all on its own, and can bring out a little quirkiness and style in an otherwise plain room.
Interior painting services in Ottawa are willing and able to bring your interior design dreams to life. The key to achieving any one of these looks is clean, proper application. Combining wallpaper and paint is a great way to break up a flat-looking room, without making it look dated or too busy.
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To give every Paint Contractor in North America instant access to quality Painters in their local area.
If you are a Painting Contractor or a company in need of hiring painters, you can register for free at Painter Job Hub Within minutes you can connect with available Painters in your geographic area. Painter membership on Painter Job Hub is always growing and developing nationally, thanks to the word of mouth of satisfied contractors and painters.
Painters on the site complete a “Painter Profile” and it includes everything from photos of their work, tools they own, vehicle they drive, tools, skills, training, references and even if they have RRP lead certification and Insurance. As a Contractor, you are able to view available candidates in your geographic area.
As more new hires are available we send you “Your Weekly Painter Update” which includes the latest member in your area. Double check your email setting so new candidates that are featured and updates don’t go to your junk box. Checking your account from time to time for the latest Painters has been key for the Contractors that have made successful hires through the site.
The site is currently free as we develop nationally. We are going to be offering fee based membership tiers and custom packages where we work directly with you on your hiring needs. This will be rolled out by August, please contact us with any questions on your hiring needs and create your free account today.
Sign up at Painter Job Hub and let contractors find you.
Put your best foot forward when completing your “Painter Profile”. With the hires that have been made on the site we have seen a pattern: Those who upload an image, or even build their own online “Portfolio” on the site and fully complete their Profile get more reviews and more contractors reaching out to them. We have 1000’s of Painting Contractors ready to hire so portray your experience in the best and most accurate way possible. This is free for painters.
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“We used Painters Job Hub to find one of our Lead Painters. It is a great resource in the painting community. I would recommend it to anyone looking to find qualified candidates. I wish more people used it.” Jeff Dupont, Sound Painting Solutions in Seattle
Thank you for supporting PainterJobHub.com
If you are not currently hiring or meet a quality Painter that you cannot help, kindly direct them to PainterJobHub.com, it helps us to effectively serve the industry by connecting professionals.
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