Official brand guide

Brand Assets for 1-800PRO PAINTER

Use these assets and standards when referencing 1-800 PRO PAINTER in partner pages, painter materials, local campaigns, and customer-facing communications.

1-800 PRO PAINTER logo

Logo Usage

The primary logo should appear on white, very light blue, or simple neutral backgrounds. Keep enough space around the logo so the phone-number mark and painter icon stay clear.

Use

  • Full-color logo on light backgrounds.
  • Clear spacing around every side.
  • High-resolution logo file for printed material.

Avoid

  • Stretching, cropping, or rotating the logo.
  • Recoloring the icon or wordmark.
  • Placing it on busy photos or low-contrast backgrounds.

Written Name

Preferred 1-800PRO PAINTER
Website 1800propainter.com
Email Domain @1800propainter.com
Avoid Dropping the hyphen, removing spaces, or using one-word spellings as the full brand name.

Color Palette

Use the blue as the primary brand color and the green for action, growth, and confirmation moments.

PRO PAINTER Blue

#0A57A5
RGB 10, 87, 165

PRO PAINTER Green

#63AC1F
RGB 99, 172, 31

Deep Blue

#073F78
For dark sections and hover states

Soft Blue

#EAF3FC
For calm background areas

Soft Green

#EFF8E8
For success and support panels

Ink

#102A43
For body copy and headings

Typography

Painter quotes made clear.

Headings use Montserrat for a confident, service-focused feel. Body copy uses Nunito Sans for clean, readable explanations across forms, guides, and partner pages.

Fallback stack: system-ui, -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, Segoe UI, sans-serif.

Voice

1-800PRO PAINTER should sound direct, helpful, and practical. The brand helps customers organize painting details and helps painters receive clearer project opportunities.

  • Lead with clarity: project type, location, timing, and scope.
  • Use plain language for homeowners and property managers.
  • Keep painter-facing copy focused on qualified opportunities and regional growth.

Need a co-branded asset or partner mention?

Send the campaign, placement, or print requirement to the brand team before publishing.