Services Offered by Professional Painters
Most professional painting services offer interior and exterior painting, plus extra services.
Interior Painting
Professional painting contractors will guide you through different types of interior paints availible, paint finishes, and maintenance requirements to help you decide which paint works best for your space. They'll prep and paint your door frames, cabinets, moldings, trim, and windows, based on what your project requires. Some painters will remove existing or outdated wallpaper or textured finishings before painting for an extra charge.Exterior Painting
Painters start exterior jobs by fixing weather damage, stripping old paint, sealing leaks with caulk, and cleaning walls. They then paint doors, decks, siding, window frames, fences, trim, and other outdoor surfaces.Additional Services
Painters with the right training may also offer the following additional services, depending on their experience:- Concrete staining
- Crown molding installation and repair
- Drywall and plaster repair
- Popcorn ceiling removal
- Pressure washing
- Wallpaper hanging or removal
How To Choose a Painter in Jupiter
- Cost: Ask for estimates from at least three painters. Be wary of any company that quotes a substantially lower price than competitors.
- Guarantees: Make sure you get all guarantees in writing and that you understand the scope and duration of coverage.
- Paint types: Your painting company can walk you through the different paint choices and their advantages and disadvantages to help you pick the best type for your needs. Certain paints, for instance, resist weather damage more effectively or are better for the environment.
- Qualifications: A painter in Florida can be registered, which means they can work in their local area, or certified, which means they can work anywhere in the state. Painters also need a general contractor license from the Construction Industry Licensing Board. No matter their other credentials, it's important to confirm that your contractor is bonded and insured, particularly if they’re working with power equipment or on ladders. If your home was built before 1978, and you're worried about the possible presence of lead, you might look for a contractor who is licensed by the EPA to work with lead-based paint.
- Reputation and reviews: Get references from family and friends, and review the Better Business Bureau (BBB) pages of providers you’re considering. You can also check reviews on sites such as Trustpilot and Google Reviews.