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Frequently Asked Questions -
Painting
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1. How do I get an estimate? |
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It's a good idea
to know what you want to accomplish. Then, call for a FREE estimate or
click here and all the details of how to accomplish your desires can be
determined. An experienced contractor will visit the work place, listen to
your desires, and give you a written bid for your consideration. |
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3. Do I need to move my furniture
before you arrive? |
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No,
you do not need to move your furniture before we arrive. We are experienced
in protecting your valuable furniture, rugs, and carpets during the painting
process. It is requested that you remove your curtains, portraits, pictures,
and valuables before we arrive. |
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4. How long will it be before we can
occupy the room after you are done? |
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Dry
time to touch is 4-6 hours. It is recommended that you protect newly painted
surfaces for 24 hours. After that, you may hang your pictures and curtains.
Go GREEN and avoid the smelly paint! Sleep tonight! |
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5. Our new carpets are going in today.
How do you protect them? |
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That's a very good question. It is always best to delay installing carpets
where possible, especially on staircases. However, we are experienced in
protecting your carpets with proper coverings. |
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6. Does your service provide color
choices or must I hire a decorator? |
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Many
of our customers ask this question. First, we are painters. With our
experience, we are able to share our observations regarding popular choices,
typical color co-ordinations, and color chips for your convenience in
choosing colors. A professional decorator is recommended in many cases. We
can provide a FREE professional interior decorator with an accepted bid to
paint -- interior or exterior.. |
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7. Our neighborhood has a lot of new
colors. Can you help with the color choices so that we "fit" the
neighborhood outdoor schemes? |
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Yes,
we provide a professional service to show you an image of your house (click
here) with
several color combinations. This service is available for interior rooms
also. Please, browse our color gallery of houses to see color choices now
present in your area. Remember, color choices are personal and can be just
as you wish. |
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8. Our new siding has nail heads
exposed. What should I do? |
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Most nails
contain iron and are subject to rust. But, some are made of stainless steel
which contains iron. Check with a magnet to see if they attract the magnet.
If the nails are magnetic, they contain iron. Typically, paint is sufficient for protection.
If your house is on the coast, I prefer to
caulk each nail to protect them. Call me and
I will show you how to proceed. If your house is on the coast, call me now! |
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Neighborhood House Colors
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