Start dates, not sample decks · Long Beach
Rain killed the exterior week. The bid is still on the table.
The color call goes back and forth. They are shopping the number. The start date slides every time the marine layer sits. A missed ring gets a callback so the crew can stay on the wall.
What you get
$2,500 a month. One independent painting shop.
$2,500
a month · one shop · thirty-day kill
- Evening rings while the crew is on a wall Weekend and rain-delay callbacks go out that night. We do not wait for a dry week to talk.
- Bids they are shopping against two others We stay on the estimate until they lock a start date or they are gone.
- Review after the punch, not the sample Asked when the last coat is done — not in the middle of the color loop.
- Color questions and web forms Answered in the painter’s voice. Sample decks stay the shop’s.
- Monday on the start calendar Missed rings, dates that locked, and bids still sitting through the rain week.
What we do not do
- No We do not buy ads to fill the book.
- No We do not dispatch crews or set the spray schedule.
- No We do not take a deposit on a bid.
- No Do not come by the office. Accounts answers by email.
First 30 days
One painting shop. We work the number and inbox you already have so start dates lock while the crew stays on the wall. Office in Long Beach.
Thirty days of rain-week bids, color-call ping-pong, and dates that keep sliding. Accounts answers by email.
If the bids and rain-week calls do not turn into start dates you can see, you do not stay.
Write the office
Paintlot
- Place Long Beach, CA
- Email accounts@paintlot.com
- Phone Accounts by email
- Site paintlot.com
- Walk-ins Do not come by. Email accounts.