Surface condition drives a paint job far more than square footage does. We inspect the walls before pricing and write the prep into the scope, so repairs sit inside the number instead of on top of it.
Surface condition is the biggest variable in a paint job. A wall that looks fine can need more prep than a wall that looks rough, and vice versa. We check the surfaces before we price the job, not after we've already started rolling paint. Prep is inspected and scoped before pricing, including the repairs the surfaces need.
Upload one or two photos of the roof, chimney, wall or yard. Within one business day you get a 3D model like the ones on this site with the work marked on it, and a price range. If you like it, we come out, measure, and turn the range into one signed number.
Real customers, filmed at the job.
The number is the number.
Yes, we scope them together or separately depending on what you need.
The exact products and finish go on the estimate before you sign, so you know what is going on your walls and what it costs.
We inspect the surfaces at the walkthrough and the prep they need is written into the scope, so repair work is inside the number, not on top of it.
The number of coats needed to properly cover the surface is scoped and included in your signed estimate up front.
Send the address, a few photos and what you are trying to do. You get a walkthrough, then one signed estimate.