In general, interior walls should be repainted every 3 to 5 years to keep them looking their very best. However, if you decide to change your design style or remodel, you can always paint sooner.

That depends on what the project involves. We’ll be able to give you an estimate after we speak with you and see the home.

You are welcome to stay in your home during the project, but we recommend that you have a backup plan to stay with a friend, relative, or at an Airbnb. If we are painting the entire house, your kitchen, bathrooms, and bedrooms will not be available to use. All of these areas will be masked off and covered for the duration of the project. If you are planning on staying in your home, please let us know so that we save a bedroom and bathroom for you to use while we’re painting other areas of the house. We recommend that you have an overnight bag packed if you change your mind about staying in your home.

Choosing colors can be a daunting task for most homeowners. Fortunately, many tools and resources are available to help with this process. You may want to consider an interior designer to assist you with selecting colors for your home. Be sure to check their credentials. Interior designers should be ASID Certified at the very minimum. Websites such as Houzz and Pinterest have some great color ideas that may inspire you. All paint stores have color racks and stick-and-peel samples that you can bring home to try out before choosing your final colors.

Please avoid painting samples on your walls. Your samples will shadow through due to a film build-up. The best way to test colors is to purchase the stick-and-peel paint samples that most paint manufacturers offer. You can also purchase Small Wall sticks and peel sheets that allow you to apply a paint color.

No, we are a painting contractor, and we have no formal training in color theory or design. We are happy to help suggest resources such as providing a list of the most popular whites or the current color trends listed by our suppliers.

As part of our proprietary process, we use only high-end, durable paints from Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore. Your proposal will list out exactly what products we will be using on your project. If you have a particular product or manufacturer in mind, please let us know so that we can discuss pricing and availability.

There is a Foreman - Crew Leader on every project. We will introduce you to each other at the beginning of your project. Our Project Managers will visit your home to make sure everything is running smoothly.

We use Sherwin Williams Paints, which are Low VOC and Low Odor. Due to this, many hospitals use these paints to maintain their facilities. Any odors associated with your project will have dissipated by the time we do the final inspection.

The length of time it will take for interior wall paint to dry will depend greatly on the type of paint used. It may take a few hours to feel dry, but a week or so to be fully cured. The project manager will be able to give you the specifics you need to know before painting commences.

We accept checks, cash, Mastercard, and Visa. If you are paying by credit card, a 4% transaction fee will be added to the total price.

1. Without a licensed contractor, you are legally considered the “Employer” of the crew working on your property. As such, you are responsible for following all the rules of CAL/OSHA and the State of California and be financially liable for any injuries or inadequate workmanship.
2. Should you wish to sell that property later and it cannot pass inspection, you have no recourse but to repair the poor workmanship at your own expense.
3. Should your insurance find out you hired an unlicensed contractor, they can, and most likely will, deny financial responsibility for any repairs resulting from the unlicensed contractor.
4. Should the repairs or injury liability be too great, your insurance could drop you.
5. If your mortgage agency becomes aware that you no longer have insurance, you could be forced to buy insurance at a much higher cost or risk the forced sale of your property if you cannot pay the balance due on your mortgage.
6. Should an unlicensed contractor or their employees get injured on your property, you can be sued personally. See items 3, 4, and 5.
7. If you hire an unlicensed contractor, you are rescinding your homeowner’s rights to State help in a dispute. The state of California only represents homeowners who hire licensed contractors.
8. Should an injury occur, the State Contractor’s Board can fine you for not hiring a licensed contractor. See items 3, 4, and 5.

Hiring a licensed contractor in the State of California does not ensure that job mishaps do not occur. However, it helps protect you, your home and your rights when you hire a licensed contractor. Things like insurance, proper training of employees, home and employee safety all cost money. Think before you “save money” by hiring an unlicensed contractor.