Interior, exterior and cabinet painting in Your City.
Send a few photos or call, and we'll come walk the job. You'll get a written estimate that lists prep, coats, and paint brand. Right now we're starting jobs about [x] weeks after the walkthrough.
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Interior
Walls, ceilings, trim and doors. We move the furniture to the middle of the room and put it back when we're done.
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Exterior
Siding, trim, shutters and front doors. Loose paint gets scraped and gaps get caulked before any paint goes on.
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Cabinets
Kitchen and bath cabinets. Doors come off, get labeled, and are sprayed at our shop.
Starting at $[x] for a standard kitchen
Before and after
Every pair is a house in Your City or Nearby Town, shot from the same spot before we started and after we finished.
What happens from the walkthrough to the last day
This is a typical interior repaint of three or four rooms. Exteriors follow the same order with more days of scraping and prep.
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Before day one
Walkthrough
We walk the rooms with you, check the walls for cracks and old patches, and write down colors and sheen. The estimate comes by email within [x] business days.
The day before we start, you get the crew lead's name and cell number.
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Day 1
Prep and protection
We cover floors and furniture before anything opens. Nail holes get filled and sanded, and gaps along the trim get caulked.
Replace with: a room on day one, canvas drop cloths wall to wall, furniture wrapped in the middle, trim masked. -
Days 2 to 4
Primer and two coats
Bare patches get primer. Walls and trim get two finish coats, and we go by the dry times on the can. You'll know each morning which rooms we're in.
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Every day
Cleanup
The crew cleans up every day before they leave. Brushes and rollers get washed at our shop. If you need a room tonight, its furniture goes back before we go.
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Last day
Final walk
We walk every room with you and a roll of blue tape. Anything you mark gets fixed before the drop cloths come up. The invoice matches the estimate unless you asked us to add work.
From people whose houses we've painted
They covered the whole floor and wrapped the piano. When they left each day you couldn't tell anyone had been working except the walls.
Dana K., living room and hallway
The crew was in the driveway at eight every morning and swept the porch before they left. Six days, like the estimate said.
Marcus T., exterior repaint
Every door came back labeled with its hinges in a bag taped inside.
Priya S., kitchen cabinets
Sample reviews for layout. Replace them with reviews from your own customers.
Ask for any of this before you sign
We'll email copies of the certificates with your estimate.
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General liability insurance
$[x] per occurrence with [Carrier Name].
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Workers' compensation
Covers everyone on the crew while they're at your house. Policy # 00000.
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EPA RRP firm certification
Certification # 00000. Required for work that disturbs paint in homes built before 1978.
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Written warranty
[x] years on labor. The terms are printed on your estimate.
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Who does the work
[x] painters on our payroll. Subcontractors: [none, or the trades you sub out].
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Contractor license
License # 00000.
[Owner Name] and the crew
I painted for another contractor for [x] years before starting Your Company in [Year]. I still do every walkthrough and write every estimate.
The people who come to your house work for us. You'll get the crew lead's name and number the day before we start, and that's who you talk to during the job.
If something about the job changes, I call you before the crew does anything about it.
Tell us about the job
Photos help us bring the right ladders and a closer number to the walkthrough. Skip them if you'd like to show us in person.
- We call within one business day to set up a walkthrough.
- The walkthrough takes about 45 minutes, and you don't need colors picked yet.
- Your written estimate comes by email with a start date.