Segura’s
Painting
A place to show the work. A simpler way to share it.
I built a website for my family’s painting business so customers could explore the services, see completed projects, and find a way to get in touch.
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- The business
- Segura’s Painting · Family business
- My role
- Website design and business support
- The website
- Services, project photos, contact and English / Spanish pages
Good work needs somewhere to live.
The business already had work to show. My dad didn’t think he needed a website. I saw an opportunity to bring the services, photos, and contact details into one place we could share with customers.
What I built
I organized the website around the things a customer wants to see before getting in touch: what the company does, examples of the work, and how to ask about a project.
Services with room for detail
Painting, drywall, and related work have dedicated pages, so customers can explore what fits their project.
Real project photos
The portfolio gives the team a place to show completed work rather than describe it from memory.
Clear ways to start a conversation
Phone, email, and an estimate tool give visitors a next step. The estimate tool opens the visitor’s chosen messaging app.
English and Spanish, on phones and desktops
Customers can choose their language and browse a layout that adapts to the screen they are using.
A closer look
“I didn’t think I needed a website, but Jean created one for me. Since then, it’s been much easier to show people our work.”
The result: easier to share.
The website gives our family business a single link for its services and project photos. Junier’s experience above is the clearest result I can share: showing our work became easier.
What I bring to your project
Working in the family business taught me to start with the practical questions: what should customers see, what should they understand, and how can they reach you? Those are the same questions I bring to a new website.
Let’s give your work a home, too.
I work with businesses locally in Upstate South Carolina and remotely. We can talk in English or Spanish.
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