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Painting leads nobody else is bidding on
New homeowners in the move-in repaint window. Exteriors the city has cited. Fresh renovation finish work. Real names, addresses, — phones traced for most — exclusive to ONE painting company per zip.
Free to look. No email, no signup. We pull from public city records updated nightly.
Why painters switch from shared marketplaces
- ✓ No bidding war. Angi and Thumbtack sell one homeowner to 3–5 painters at $30–80 a lead; you win by underbidding. Ours go to exactly one painting company per zip.
- ✓ The move-in repaint window. Repainting is the #1 new-homeowner project. Deed records tell us who closed this month — you call before the furniture is placed and before any competitor knows they exist.
- ✓ Cited exteriors must hire. A code-enforcement citation for failed paint carries a deadline. That homeowner is not price-shopping a someday project.
- ✓ Flat $29/week for 10 leads (~$2.90/lead) or $29/week. 3 days free, cancel anytime.
FAQ
How do I get painting leads without Angi or Thumbtack?
From public records instead of shared marketplaces. Three signals produce painting jobs on a schedule: (1) NEW HOMEOWNERS — a just-closed home purchase is the single most common trigger for interior repainting, and the buyer has no painter yet; (2) CITED EXTERIORS — city code enforcement flags peeling or failed exterior paint, and the owner has a deadline to fix it; (3) FINISHED RENOVATION PERMITS — completed construction leaves finish work and walls to paint. BellAveGo pulls all three nightly for your zip, skip-traces the owner's phone, and delivers each lead to ONE painting company per zip. 3-day free trial, card on file.
How much do painting leads cost?
Shared-marketplace painting leads run $30–80 each on Angi/HomeAdvisor and are sold to 3–5 painters at once, so the real cost per WON job is several times the sticker price. BellAveGo is a flat $29/week for 10 exclusive leads (~$2.90/lead) — nobody else gets the same homeowner, so there is no race to underbid.
Why are new movers good painting leads?
Repainting is the #1 project new homeowners take on, usually in the first 90 days — before furniture placement locks the rooms. County deed records tell us exactly who closed and when. A painter calling in the move-in window is offering something the homeowner is already planning, with no incumbent painter to displace.
What is a cited-exterior lead?
City code enforcement publicly cites properties for failed or peeling exterior paint. The owner is under a compliance deadline — they are not price-shopping a someday project, they are required to hire someone. We deliver the citation, the owner’s name, and a traced phone (most leads).
Are these painting leads shared with other painters?
Never. One painting company per zip — once your zip is claimed, no competitor can receive these leads. Every lead cites the public record it came from, so you can verify it before you ever pay anything.
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