Preventative Home Solutions identity
Primary, secondary and icon logos; color palette; type system; usage sheet; and editable source files you own.
We build the brands, websites, listings, tracking and follow-up that your marketing runs on. Advertising can plug in later. The foundation stays.
Five fixable problems are holding back the business online. None of them says anything about the quality of your work.
Much of the site's organic value builds on an address controlled by another company instead of a domain you own.
The domain you own is showing an under-construction page instead of helping customers find and trust the business.
Those locations are roughly 55 miles apart. Conflicting signals make it harder for customers and search engines to understand where the company operates.
A homeowner cannot quickly tell what the company is known for or which work it most wants.
Reviews affect trust, local visibility and the percentage of leads that book an estimate.
The contracting brand wins the big job. The painting brand pays the bills while that job closes.
Preventative Home Solutions remains the licensed company and the name used on contracts. Its site becomes the credential a homeowner, supplier or lender checks before a larger project.
The painting brand has one clear job: sell painting. Painting projects have a shorter buying cycle, generate finished-work photos and create more chances to earn reviews. A kitchen-and-bath brand can come later, built on what painting proves.
The license holder confirms the DBA, licensing language and any required state or county registration before launch.
The build carries an $11,000 standard value. It is included in the monthly relationship and never appears as a separate invoice.
Primary, secondary and icon logos; color palette; type system; usage sheet; and editable source files you own.
Home, about, licensing and insurance, services, financing, gallery and contact. This is the site a homeowner checks before signing a $45,000 contract. It has to look like a company worth that much.
Three candidates, screened for `.com` availability, Florida business-name conflicts, federal trademark records and confusing local competitors. The selected domain, full logo suite, color palette, type system and usage sheet are included.
Interior, exterior, cabinets, pressure washing, commercial work, a before-and-after gallery and fourteen individually written city pages built around actual Tampa Bay search demand.
Delivery: Both core websites launch within 60 days after we receive the required access, business information, usable photos and approvals. The fourteen city pages are completed by the end of month four. A photo shoot and physical production such as signs, wraps and shirts are separate.
Our recommendation for the painting brand: explore a character rather than a person. A strong mascot can live on the truck, yard sign, door hanger and every ad without depending on an actor or one crew member. You see the concept before the brand commits to that direction.
Painting Authority normally costs $3,500 a month. Your launch rate is $3,000 a month for the first 12 paid months.
Setup or cleanup, verification support, current services, photos and weekly posts. Google controls verification and approval.
A text request after completed jobs, plus monitoring across the places customers leave feedback. No review gating or incentives.
Service and city pages based on real searches, plus correction of important business-name, address and phone inconsistencies.
Yellow Pages, Apple Maps and 75+ other listings, submitted and kept accurate.
One long guide or two shorter articles each month, written and published.
One video for Google and YouTube, plus four short videos for Instagram, Facebook and TikTok each month.
Sixteen posts a month across Google, Facebook and Instagram.
If your team can serve customers in Spanish, we say so plainly. We validate local Spanish search demand before recommending translated pages.
One press release every two months, written and distributed to news sites.
Clear, structured pages that help search engines and AI systems understand what you do and where. Inclusion in an answer cannot be guaranteed.
Hosting, health checks and two shared hours of updates each month.
Renewal monitoring, DNS work and email authentication to improve deliverability and protect the domain you own.
We work a month ahead. Content due to publish in November reaches you by 20 October. You have seven days to correct a detail, change a price or flag the wrong job photo. Approved work then publishes on schedule.
Included from month three. Most contractors lose more money between a lead arriving and someone calling it back than anywhere else in their marketing. This closes that gap.
Calls, forms, texts, Facebook and Instagram messages in one place.
When an eligible call goes unanswered, the caller gets a prompt reply.
Answers common questions, takes job details and requests an estimate time.
Approved texts and emails continue until the lead books, declines or opts out.
Shows which leads are opening, replying and booking so the estimator starts at the top.
Tracks each opportunity from first call to signed contract.
Sends the approved request when a job is marked complete.
Reaches eligible previous customers about repaints, cabinets and referrals.
CRM access, setup and management are included. Metered usage is billed separately based on actual consumption. This can include phone numbers, call minutes, text messages, email volume, AI voice or chat activity and other carrier or platform charges. The applicable rates are disclosed before activation.
The system is configured for identification, consent records, opt-outs, quiet hours and recording notices. Outbound campaigns use client-approved lists and messages. Compliance remains a shared operating responsibility, and campaigns involving automated solicitation at scale should be reviewed by counsel.
Painting Dominance adds Facebook and Instagram lead forms; Google Search checked weekly against booked-job cost; Google's eligible pay-per-lead local program; remarketing across Facebook, YouTube and the web; a campaign page for each offer and season; and call tracking that records and traces each call with the required notice. The recommended media budget is $4,500-$7,500 per month, paid directly to the platforms. You control the budget, and we add no percentage markup.
The payment stays at $3,000. The work shifts as each part of the system comes online.
Name screening, `.com` registration, both identities, account access and Google Business Profile eligibility preparation.
Both websites launch with tracking, financing information and the available portfolio.
The shared inbox, missed-call text, AI chat and voice, follow-up sequences, review requests and job board go live.
Social posting, the content calendar, 75+ listings, the first press release and all fourteen city pages are live. The full recurring plan is now running.
Optional paid campaigns begin with approved offers, budgets and conversion tracking.
Why this order: Advertising into a business that cannot answer at 7 p.m., has no review process and cannot follow up is how marketing budgets get wasted. By month five, the sites are live, every lead has somewhere to go and nothing you spend lands on bare ground.
The plan follows how painting demand moves in Tampa Bay instead of publishing the same message all year.
Build and launch. Exterior content goes up as the dry season opens; interior and cabinets sell before the holidays.
Strengthen reviews and local visibility during peak exterior weather and snowbird season. Open paid channels if the economics are ready.
Exterior runs through spring, then the emphasis shifts toward interior work, cabinets, pressure washing and hurricane preparation.
Interior, cabinets and commercial work carry the quarter alongside pressure washing and legitimate post-storm demand. Then we decide whether the kitchen brand has earned a launch.
We also build an outreach path for realtors and property managers who need dependable painting before listing photos and between tenants.
We do not promise a ranking, lead count or revenue figure that neither party can control. We do make the work and the numbers visible.
The numbers are yours whenever you want them, in plain language. When something moves, good or bad, you hear it from us rather than finding it later. When something is not working, we change it instead of defending it.
The 60-day launch clock starts when these inputs are in hand. A client delay moves the affected delivery date by the same amount.
Google requires a real business location. A service-area business may hide the address publicly, but a mailbox or unstaffed virtual office is not eligible. Google makes the final verification decision.
Twenty to thirty before-and-after sets would give us the strongest launch. We will not present generated images as completed client work. A thin portfolio launches with the genuine material available and grows with each job.
The follow-up system covers missed calls, nights and weekends. A person still needs to handle daytime calls, estimates and technical questions.
Calls need to stay on the tracked numbers and sold jobs need to be updated. The numbers tell the truth only when the team uses the system.
We need the domain registrar, Google, social and Contractor+ accounts, plus the license holder's confirmation of the DBA and registration requirements.
Spanish-language service, financing, warranties, certifications and similar claims go live only after you confirm they are accurate and operational.
Your $3,000 launch rate exists because we are building this brand from nothing, in our own backyard, and we want it to be the one we point to.
You never receive a separate bill for the build. If you cancel, you keep every completed asset listed as yours and owe no remaining build balance. We accept that risk because we would rather earn your renewal in month twelve than bank a deposit in month one.
Adding paid advertising later takes total management to $4,500 a month: $3,000 for the core program plus $1,500 for ad management. The recommended $4,500-$7,500 monthly media budget remains separate and is paid directly to the platforms.
No surprises on the way in and no hostage conversation on the way out.
Work begins when the first monthly payment is received and the onboarding request is sent. The $3,000 payment covers month one and is billed monthly in advance. It is not an additional deposit.
There is no minimum term. Cancel before the next billing date to prevent the next charge. Payments already made are not prorated. Work stops at the end of the paid period, and incomplete future deliverables are not owed.
You own the approved names, logos, source files, domains, completed website files, website content, approved photos and client accounts. Domains, Google, social and advertising accounts are created in or transferred to client-owned accounts wherever the platform permits.
CRM access, setup and management are included while the subscription is active. Metered phone numbers, call minutes, text messages, email volume, AI activity and other carrier or platform usage are billed separately at the disclosed rates. If you leave, we export your contacts and history and assist with porting eligible numbers. Platform-specific automations stop unless you assume the required account and service costs.
The $3,000 rate is held for the first 12 paid months. After that, any change requires 60 days' written notice. Ads, another brand, additional revision rounds and software integrations are quoted before work begins.
Three logo revision rounds per brand are included. Coordination and reporting with an advertising provider are included. Accounting, estimating, field-service and other software integrations are quoted separately.
Search rankings, Google verification, ad approval, badges and third-party availability are controlled by the relevant platforms and cannot be guaranteed.
Use the secure Stripe link to start the monthly subscription. Your first $3,000 payment covers month one. Work begins when payment and the required access are received.
With prompt access and approvals, both core websites will be live by early December. The follow-up system will be operating and review requests will be going out as Tampa Bay enters its best exterior-painting weather.