A website rebuilt around everything the business offers.
Blue Mountains Painting had worked across the region for more than a decade, built on the quality of the work and a team homeowners trusted. They already had their own project photography and a reputation to match. The business offered carpentry, interior design and pressure washing as well as painting, and people often didn’t know all the services they had.
We refined the existing logo, since the mark was already strong, then built a brand language and a set of guidelines to carry the business as more than a single trade. The website was restructured completely to show every current service, with messaging that makes the range clear and emphasises the local nature of the business, which matters in the Blue Mountains community. It was also built to be more of a selling tool, with SEO and ads in mind.
The relationship has continued. We keep the website refreshed and aligned with the business’s priorities, and we keep creating collateral as the business grows. Later, Blue Mountains Painting moved into commercial work, and we built dedicated commercial capability pages to support the shift. Not long after, they won Conservation Hut, a heritage restoration on one of the Blue Mountains’ landmark attractions.
Blue Mountains Painting went from a trusted local painter to a business that takes on commercial and heritage work, with a brand and website ready for it.
