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Questions & Answers
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What advice would you give to a customer looking to hire a company like yours?
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Completing paint and coating projects on time, on budget, and without surprises starts with a detailed project scope. A project should never be decided based on verbal agreements, a string of emails or text messages but should be drafted with detail via a project scope. This ensures zero opportunity for hidden costs or scope creep that either increases cost or leads to project frustration.
Then you'll want to ensure your painting contractor is hiring, not subcontracting, it's team. Employee painters are vested stakeholders who take pride in their work and ensure they represent the company and project in a professional manner.
Any experienced painting contractor should have a list of references from recently completed jobs, you'll also want to scan the internet for online reviews on sites such as Google, Facebook, Angie's List, Homeadvisor, and Yelp to name a few.
This goes without saying but your painting contractor should be thoroughly insured, with both liability and workers compensation coverage and based on size of job should have ability for bonding coverage.
Finally, a professional contractor will ensure your experience is handled properly from the first call to project completion and follow up. This means friendly office staff, timely meetings, easy to contact and ensures the main point-of-contact is known and available to answer any questions. Then, project hand off from sales to the Paint Lead is handled smoothly, with clear project descriptions and an easy punch out process.
Through the use of professional service, experience team members, and premium products, All-IN Painting ensures your project will run smoothly from beginning to end. Go all-in and see the difference!
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