Homepage
Click to expandCAP homepage with painting crew photography, estimate and call actions, and service cards.
Back to Work
Website
CAP Commercial Painting
CAP Commercial Painting works with homeowners and businesses around Rochester and the Finger Lakes in New York. We built a website that explains its painting and staining services, shows completed work and gives visitors a clear way to request an estimate. The site brings service information, project comparisons and contact options together across a responsive layout.
Next.jsReactTypeScriptTailwind CSSVercel
Inside the website
Current homepage, service and gallery screens from the public website, captured in September 2026.
Services
Click to expandCAP services page with painting photography, an estimate action and service descriptions.
Project gallery
Click to expandCAP project gallery showing painting photography and examples grouped by project type.
Service information before the estimate
The homepage introduces the main services and links to a dedicated services page. Visitors can check the type of work CAP handles and its New York service area before calling or sending project details. Estimate and phone actions are available from the main page headers.
Photos that explain the work
The gallery groups examples by project type and includes before-and-after exterior comparisons. The homepage also displays public Google reviews. These give visitors context about the painting business before they make contact.
A direct estimate request
The estimate form asks for contact information, the service needed and project details. It sits on the homepage as well as the contact page, so a visitor can start an inquiry without searching through the navigation. Phone links offer another way to contact the business on mobile.
A focused technical build
The site uses Next.js with typed, code-managed content and responsive layouts. WebP images, page metadata, a sitemap and local business information support the public site. Google reviews use a cached server read with a timeout and fallback so the homepage can still render when the review service is slow.