From Real Estate to Renovation: Jesica Carlile Refreshes Odessa Homes

Fresh Coat Painters Expands to Odessa, Led by Local Entrepreneur

When Jesica Carlile decided to start a new business, she wanted something that aligned with her background as a licensed realtor and former insurance agent. With experience in helping clients update homes for sale and handling insurance claims for property improvements, she recognized that a painting business would be a natural fit. After researching different franchise options, she found Fresh Coat Painters to be the best choice due to its strong support system for franchisees and innovative customer solutions.

A Business That Fits Seamlessly With Real Estate and Insurance

Carlile, an Odessa native, grew up in the community and understands the needs of local homeowners and businesses. Her experience in real estate exposed her to homes in need of updates, and she often saw how a fresh coat of paint could dramatically increase a property’s appeal and value. Since painting ties directly into both real estate and home insurance, she saw an opportunity to provide a much-needed service in the area.

Advanced Quoting System for Customer Convenience

One of the standout features that drew Carlile to Fresh Coat Painters was its interactive quoting system. This system allows customers to get a quote for their painting project and customize it to fit their budget. If a project estimate is higher than expected, customers can easily adjust the scope, choosing to prioritize certain rooms or areas first while scheduling additional work for later. This flexibility makes professional painting services more accessible and budget-friendly. 

Giving Back to the Community

Beyond providing high-quality painting services, Carlile is dedicated to giving back to the local community. Fresh Coat Painters of Odessa offers discounts to veterans, teachers, and school district employees as a way to show appreciation for their service. Carlile emphasizes her desire to support those who give back to the community and hopes to build a family-run business that her children can one day be part of.

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