Three Website Templates for Professional Decorators
Professional decorators need a site that shows finished work and brings quotes straight in, without looking like a generic template. These three ready designs, Deccy, Heritage and Wilson, do that job, with phone-first layouts, a simple enquiry form, plain-English terms and one monthly fee that covers unlimited changes.
Most of your work still comes from word of mouth. Someone mentions your name to a neighbour, or a previous customer passes it on. The first thing that neighbour does is look you up. If the only thing they find is a Facebook page or an empty Google result, a few of them move on to the next decorator who already has a proper page showing finished rooms.
A simple website stops that drop-off. It does not need to be complicated. It needs to look like the work you do, show a few good photos, answer the usual questions, and make it easy to ask for a quote. OnePageSites has three ready templates built exactly for that.
Deccy: a site that looks like the trade
Deccy is the straightforward one. Customers pick a decorator they trust to turn up, work tidily and finish the job properly. This template says that in the language of the trade: dust sheets, primer and masking tape.
A large photo of you at work fills the top of the screen. A strip of masking tape across it carries your trade and town. Underneath sits a clear promise and two buttons: get a quote, or see the work. On a phone the photo drops away so the message and buttons appear first. The page loads quickly.
Everything else sits in three tabs under the main photo: Services, Recent work and FAQ. Customers tap the one they want instead of scrolling a long page.
Services is a numbered list of what you take on, from interiors and exteriors to wallpapering and small commercial jobs, each with a short line on how you do it properly. Recent work shows photos of finished jobs with a note on each. That section is usually what wins the enquiry. FAQ covers the questions that come up on every visit: free quotes, who supplies the paint, mess, start dates and insurance.
A simple form at the bottom asks for name, contact details, type of job and a few words about it. You receive a proper enquiry you can call back on, not a vague late-night message.
Plain-English privacy notice and website terms are included, written for a UK trade business. The whole thing is built for phones first. Most people will find you on a mobile.
You can see the live demo at deccy.demo-sites.uk.
Heritage: finished as carefully as the work
Heritage suits decorators who do period homes and quality interiors. It is styled like a heritage paint chart: calm, considered and quietly confident.
The first thing visitors see is a full-width photo of a finished room. Your headline sits on a clean panel held against the photo, like a colour card against a freshly painted wall. Two buttons sit underneath: get a quote, or see your work.
The three tabs are styled as paint swatches. Services, Recent work and FAQ sit side by side as colour chips, each numbered like a paint chart. Customers click straight to what they care about.
Services lists interior and exterior painting, wallpaper and period work, with a line on how each is done properly. Recent work again shows the finished jobs. FAQ answers the same practical questions: free quotes, supplying paint, how long a room takes, insurance.
The colours can be sampled from one of your own photos, so the buttons and swatches feel like part of the portfolio. Quotes come through the same simple form. The privacy notice and terms are included. It is built for a small screen and easy to use one-handed. Your name sits at your own domain. No platform branding and no adverts for other decorators next to yours.
Live demo: heritage.demo-sites.uk.
Wilson: for commercial decorators and contractors
Wilson is for the decorator or contractor aiming at commercial and industrial work rather than domestic rooms. It presents a bigger firm image while keeping the same practical features.
There is more room for content, and space for a blog if you want to write about particular finishes, preparation methods or larger projects. The layout adapts the same way as the other two: clear sections, phone-first, and a straightforward enquiry form. All the same benefits apply. Hosting, security updates and unlimited changes are covered. New photos, updated prices or a fresh FAQ are handled for you. A complete new look is included if you ever want one.
See it at decor.demo-sites.uk.
What all three share
None of them require you to become a web expert. You send the photos of finished work, a short list of services, and the answers you already give on site visits. OnePageSites builds the page. You review it. It goes live on your domain.
The enquiry form brings the message straight to you. No shared leads. No extra charges when someone asks for a quote. The site belongs to the business. Hosting and updates stay covered for one monthly fee. Unlimited changes mean you can keep the photos current without opening a ticket or learning a dashboard. A fresh start is included too if the look needs a full refresh later.
A few clear photos of real jobs do more than a long description. The practical side of what to photograph is covered in the photos a simple site actually needs. If you already appear on a selective directory, the same page can sit behind the listing so the follow link points at something you control. Details on that kind of listing are in Not Just Another Directory for Painters and Decorators.
Most customers will look you up on a phone after a recommendation. The site needs to load fast, show the work, and make the next step obvious. These three do that without the technical evening that usually comes with a website.
Frequently asked questions
Can I change the photos or wording later?
Yes. Send the new photos or text and it gets updated. Unlimited changes are included in the monthly fee, so you are not left waiting for a developer or learning a dashboard.
Do I need to do any technical work?
No. You send a few photos of finished jobs, a short list of what you do, and the answers you already give customers. OnePageSites builds the page. You review it. It goes live.
What if none of these three quite fits?
The three templates cover most decorator work. If you need something different, say so when you get in touch. A fresh start is included if the look needs a full change later.
Will it work properly on a phone?
Yes. All three are built for a small screen first. Most customers will look you up on their mobile after a recommendation, so the message, buttons and form come up quickly.
What does the monthly fee cover?
Hosting, security updates, and as many changes as you want. New photos, updated prices, a fresh FAQ or a complete new look are all included. The site and the domain stay yours.
Have a look at the Examples of sites already built for trades and other small businesses. If one of these templates fits the work you do, Get in Touch. Tell us a bit about the jobs you take on and we will show you how it would look for your business.
