Painting can seem like a fairly simple process. But when it really comes down to it,
  there is a lot of potential for problems, miscommunications, and other
  challenges.

  There are no lack of nightmare stories that people have dealing with painting
  contractors these days, contractors of all trades for that matter.

  We've broken our painting process down so our customers know exactly what
  they are getting. This has proven to be the most-effective way to create an
  enjoyable experience and deliver a quality result. Once our customers see the
  result, they are always certain they made the right choice when choosing us.

 Color Consulting & Test Patches

  Before the project starts, you should already have your colors chosen. You and
  your project manager will discuss colors and test patches of the colors you like will
  be painted on your home so you can see how the colors really look when applied.
  For customers unable to make color decisions, ask us about our Color Consulting
  Services.
 
 Exterior Painting Process

  Step 1:  Pressure-Wash surface . Dirt, debris, insects, chalking paint and other
                 obstructions must be washed off the home prior to paint application.
                 While paint is made to bond to the surface, the cleaner that surface is the
                 longer your paint job will last.
              
  Step 2: Scrape all loose and flaking paint.

  Step 3: Sand wood (Wirebrush for stucco where failing). The edges of the paint
                that is left after we scrape need to be sanded down.

  Step 4: Prime failing areas. Where all wood and exposed areas are showing, we
                will prime with the proper primer.

  Step 5: Masking and Taping. Now that the home is prepped we will prepare the
               home for painting by masking all windows, doors, and other non-painted
               areas.

  Step 6: Spray/Roll. 99% of our exterior paint jobs are sprayed. Some times we roll
               depending on the wind conditions and other factors.

  Step 6: Trim-work, Windows, Doors. Once the body of the home is painted we will
                then begin painting the trim and accent colors.

  Step 7: Final Touch-ups and jobsite cleanup.

 Interior Painting Process

  Step 1: Clear the area. If there is furniture in the room then we can move it to
                the center and cover it.

  Step 2: Prepare the room. Mask, tape and plastic all areas. Lay drop cloths over
               plastic for extra layer of protection.
 
  Step 3: Prep all surfaces. Prime areas in need. Fill holes and caulk where needed.

  Step 4: Roll on paint (Spray if home is empty)

  Step 5: Trim, doors, and final touches.

For more information on our process, feel free to contact us or feel free to
Request a Free Estimate.