Every document a painting business needs to win jobs and get paid: itemized quotes, contracts with color-approval clauses, invoices, change orders — plus a complete guide on pricing paint jobs for profit. Fill in your name, send, done.
Get the full toolkit → $37Eyeball estimates miss the prep work that eats half the job. Verbal color choices turn into free repaints. Professional paper fixes both.
A clean, itemized estimate makes you look like the safest choice — even against cheaper bids.
A plain-English agreement and a change-order form mean scope creep gets paid for — not absorbed.
Deposits, payment schedules and professional invoices keep cash coming in while the job runs.
Every file comes as a print-ready PDF and an editable Word document. Add your company name once, reuse forever.
Itemized quote with scope, line items, terms and signature block.
Clean layout with payment terms, methods and late-fee clause.
Plain-English residential contract: scope, dates, warranty, exclusions.
"No verbal changes." Every extra gets written, priced and signed.
Deposit + milestone structure that protects your cash flow.
The questions that surface red-flag clients before you commit.
Estimated vs. actual — see exactly where each job made or lost money.
Punch list + client sign-off that closes the job cleanly.
A 30-day touch-up policy certificate that builds trust — with clear limits.
Word-for-word texts and emails: quote follow-ups, review asks, re-engagement.
A complete, practical guide on pricing your work for profit — the thing nobody teaches you when you start charging for your skills:
Solo painters and small residential crews: interiors, exteriors, cabinets and everything with a brush or sprayer.
Immediately after checkout you get access to the full download — all 10 documents in PDF and editable Word format, plus the Pricing Guide PDF. No waiting, no shipping.
Yes. Every template ships as an editable Word (.docx) file. Add your company name, license number and logo once — then reuse on every job.
The templates use plain-English, standard US conventions and are designed to be adapted. Laws vary by state — the pack flags the spots to check locally, and we recommend having your final contract reviewed by a local professional.
No. One payment, yours forever, use on unlimited jobs.
The opposite. Showing up with professional paperwork from job #1 is the cheapest credibility you'll ever buy, and the Pricing Guide is written for people setting their first rates.