For Blasting & Coating Contractors

Get Listed. Get Local Blasting & Coating Leads.

Nationwide Sandblasting & Coatings sends project requests to contractors in the customer's own city. Build a profile, pick the services and areas you cover, and take the work that fits your shop.

What you get

  • A public profile page with your services, service area, photos and reviews
  • Project leads from homeowners, property managers and industrial buyers in your area
  • A dashboard to track leads, mark them won or lost and keep private notes
  • Verified badges once our team reviews your license, insurance and certifications
  • You keep every customer relationship — we never take a cut of your job

How it works

  1. 1. Apply. Create an account and fill in your company details, services and coverage area.
  2. 2. We review. Our team checks your business before the profile goes live, so buyers see a real vetted list.
  3. 3. Go live. Your profile appears in city, state and service directory pages people already find on Google.
  4. 4. Work the leads. Quote requests land in your dashboard with contact details and project notes.

Membership

Pricing below is what membership will cost. Billing isn't switched on yet — early members are set up manually by our team, so you can get listed now.

Basic

$99/mo

One metro, steady lead flow.

  • Public contractor profile page
  • Verified badge after review
  • 1 metro service area
  • Up to 10 shared leads / month
  • 6 project photos
  • Extra leads $35 each
Apply with Basic
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Pro

$249/mo

Statewide coverage, unlimited leads.

  • Everything in Basic
  • Statewide service areas
  • Unlimited shared leads
  • Placement above Basic contractors
  • 25 project photos
  • Extra leads $25 each
Apply with Pro

Featured

$499/mo

Top placement and first look at every lead.

  • Everything in Pro
  • Multi-state service areas
  • First look at new leads
  • Top of directory results
  • Homepage feature slot
  • Unlimited photos + before/after
Apply with Featured

Licensing, insurance and certification requirements vary by state and by project. Contractors are responsible for holding the credentials their work requires.