What to look for in a qualified Painting Contractor...

Price & Craftsmanship
Always compare what is in the written estimate/proposal (not what is said) in regard to surface preparation, protection of your personal property, what type of materials will be used, and how many coats will be applied. The lowest price and the best value are very rarely the same. Always get three estimates and compare each of them to see what you are really getting for your money. Compare craftsmanship, quality of materials, and service.

Liability & Workmen's Compensation Insurance
Liability and Workmen's Compensation Insurance protects the customer if something is accidentally damaged or if a worker is injured while on your property. Always ask for proof of insurance. Don't just take a contractors word for it.

Warranty
Be cautious of exaggerated warranties. Please keep in mind that any warranty is only as good as the company itself. They may sound great, but are they realistic? Can the company really back up those claims?

Written Estimate
A well-written estimate/proposal will include a complete job description, the approximate time frame, and the cost. Make sure that all your concerns and requirements are addressed in writing in the estimate/proposal before signing. Don't be afraid to voice your concerns!

Promptness If a contractor will keep their appointment for an estimate, it's more likely that they will be prompt in arriving to and completing your project when they say they will. Our customer's time is very valuable and we respect that.

References
Any reliable, successful painting contractor will be happy to provide a list of references. Don't be afraid to ask for. At Boyd Turner Custom Painting we will be happy to provide a list to you upon request.  Please see the referral page now - click here now.