Yes. Most people we work for are not home while work is going on. While you are at work or running errands, our crew will be busy painting. We are licensed and fully insured so there is nothing to worry about.

Maintaining open line of communication with you is very important to us. Your job foreman should be able to answer most questions but please feel free to contact your estimator or contact our office staff at any time to address concerns or answer any questions you may have whatsoever.

Our painters will do their best to finish on the same day. The process can take as little as 4-5 days from when we connect with you. However, the actual timing will depend on the condition of your paint surfaces, the type of work required, our schedule, and weather conditions if the project involves exterior work. During our consultation, we can evaluate your situation and let you know how long it will take to complete your painting project.

Whether on an interior or exterior paint job, we will normally start clients looking at standard color charts. A lot of colors there are stock and the stock color paints tend to perform better due to the process of their manufacture. The exterior paint color chart will also have a nice variety of harmonious color combinations to choose from.

A payment schedule is outlined in our contact. We will invoice you accordingly and will expect to be paid at that time.

Generally, an exterior painting job will need to be redone every 5-10 years. Stucco tends to last longer, wood on the other hand expands and contracts more with changing temperatures which loosen the paint sooner. It is best not to put off your exterior painting until the house is badly peeling. When it gets to that condition, it will end up costing you more in preparation time and possibly dry rot repair work. If the property is in a bad condition when you get to it, do yourself a favor – go the extra length and ensure that thorough surface preparation is done. The idea is to create a sound surface for the new coats to adhere to. This requires more time but is necessary for the paint job to last.