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Danny Denman Painting launches a lead-capture site in Colorado Springs.

A conversion-focused Next.js marketing site for a residential painting company in Colorado Springs — service pages, a project gallery, and an estimate request form that writes straight to a database.

  • Next.js 14, TypeScript and Tailwind
  • Estimate form writes to PostgreSQL
  • Five service pages
Danny Denman Painting website homepage on desktop
Danny Denman Painting website homepage on a phone

Inside the site

Built to win the estimate.

  • A conversion-focused first screen

    01

    A conversion-focused first screen

    A free-estimate button and a tap-to-call number in the first screen.

  • Five services, each with its own page

    02

    Five services, each with its own page

    Interior and exterior painting, staining, cabinet refinishing and drywall repair.

  • A process you can follow

    03

    A process you can follow

    Four steps from consultation to the final walkthrough.

The photography on this site is placeholder imagery, labelled as such on the site.

How the site converts

From service page to estimate request.

  1. 01

    Choose a service

    Five services each have a dedicated page.

  2. 02

    See the work

    A project gallery and a before and after comparison tool.

  3. 03

    Request an estimate

    The estimate form writes straight to a PostgreSQL database via Prisma.

Key features

Engineered, not templated.

  • A full Next.js build, production-hardened

    Next.js 14 with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS and a Prisma and PostgreSQL backend, shipped on a clean Netlify deploy pipeline.

  • Five services, five pages

    Interior painting, exterior painting, staining, cabinet refinishing and drywall repair each get a dedicated page.

  • An estimate that writes to a database

    No third-party form service in between and no manual follow-up gap.

  • Self-contained, nothing borrowed

    Every image is hosted locally and the build carries no unused third-party scripts.

The build at a glance

A full-stack build.

Stack

Next.js 14

App Router, TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, Prisma and PostgreSQL

Service pages
5
Deploy
Full build

Production build and pipeline on Netlify, verified end to end

As recorded for the engagement.

More screens

Danny Denman Painting services section, mobile
Danny Denman Painting before/after comparison tool, mobile
Danny Denman Painting featured work gallery, mobile
Danny Denman Painting estimate request form, desktop

Stack

Next.js 14TypeScriptTailwind CSSPrismaPostgreSQLNetlify

What the client said

“MetaBuf made the process of getting our business online much simpler than I expected. They took the time to understand what we actually needed from the site instead of filling it with unnecessary things. The finished website gives customers a much clearer idea of our services and makes it easier for people to get in touch.”
Danny Denman, Owner · Danny Denman Painting

Your turn

Want a website like this for your business?

Tell us what you're building and we'll take it from first idea to live release. Here is how it starts.

  1. 01

    A free project call

    We learn what you're building and recommend the right next step. No pitch.

  2. 02

    Scoped properly

    Anything complex is scoped up front, before we build.

  3. 03

    Built in small steps

    Reviewable increments, with testing running throughout, then a support window after launch.