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WHY CHOOSE US

• Friendly service, we treat our clients as we would like to be treated
• Aptitude, we have the manpower, financial strength, and experience to handle any project
• Integrity, we handle our business with honor
• Technical excellence, we are skilled, and have extensive knowledge of our trade
• Hard work, we value hard work, and we put our hearts into being productive, and meeting your schedule

FAQ's

• How much area does a gallon on paint cover?

  Most typically, a gallon of paint covers 300 square feet per gallon, but it varies per substrate, and from color to color, as bright or deep colors are often more translucent, and may require additional coats.

• The tape joints on the drywall are showing through the paint, why is this happening and how can this be avoided?

  Generally paint is only designed to be used over level 5 drywall, but level 4 is often used anyway.  The texture and absorption rate varies between taped joints and drywall, and if the drywall paper itself has been sanded, that will stand out as well.  The general recommendation is to use a level 5 drywall finish, but if not possible, then back-rolling the primer coat MAY hide tape joints, but it’s not guaranteed.

• The touch-ups on my walls are flashing (are shiny), why and what can we do about that?

  Sometimes the surface has been burnished (polished) from cleaning dirt off walls in construction, and the sheen of the touch-up will not match.  Or sometimes, certain paints do not touch-up well, and build up sheen in shinier spots where you touch up.  In these cases sometimes by adding a little water to the paint a better-touchup can be achieved.  To avoid excessive touchups and achieve a clean finish, we recommend in many cases, leaving the final required coat until the very end of the project.