Welcome to House Painters in Wellington

[ezcol_1third][/ezcol_1third] [ezcol_2third_end]Maintaining, or restoring your Wellington home is a difficult enough process without having to contend with substandard painters in your home. It is for this reason that more homeowners in Wellington turn to us to ensure they’re getting a reliable house painter with integrity in Wellington. It’s not unusual for us to underbid other painting contractor in Wellington by 15%, and sometimes more, saving you hundreds to thousands of dollars, and for a superior interior or exterior painting contractor[/ezcol_2third_end]

The difference between Exterior House Painting Wellington and other single individual painters you might find on craigslist is profound – the person responsible for overseeing your interior home painting or exterior home painting project from beginning to end MUST have a painting license. If they do not (and many don’t), they can’t get insurance, or workmen’s comp… meaning that if your house painter uses substandard paint, or damages your property, you will have to call your own home owners insurance to cover the damages, AND as it’s illegal to hire a house painting contractor that is not licensed, you may be paying the damages out of your own pocket. What’s worse is that if your un licensed house painting contractor in Wellington get injured in your home, and as he has no workers comp, you might be paying his medical expenses, loss of wages and worst, he can sue you!

Need a “Licensed” Painting Contractor in Wellington? Call me now! I’m Licensed, insured to $3 Million (and Wellington, Florida requires only $300K), I offer workmen’s comp to my employees, and I show up to paint your home, each and ever day, rain or shine.

Wellington House Painting Contractor Services:

[ezcol_1half]Interior Painting Contractors
Exterior Painting Contractors
House Painting
Commercial Painting Contractors[/ezcol_1half] [ezcol_1half_end]Roof Painting
Popcorn Ceiling Removal
Wallpaper Removal
Drywall Repair[/ezcol_1half_end]

The best Wellington house painters tend to be those that have a strong command of the English language, and can better communication, meaning they keep you in the driver’s seat throughout and incorporate your opinions right away, and there are few to NO misunderstandings as to the painting process. Whether you want to save money on materials or change your mind altogether, “communication” is considered the hallmark of the painting contractors industry. Too many homeowners find themselves saying later, I never said that.”, or “That’s not the color, or instructions I gave you”! and they find disappointment, sentencing themselves to many years of frustration in the process. Let’s face it, nobody wants to look at the wall that’s painted the incorrect color, and reminds them of an aggravating and expensive painting experience every time you look at it.

When trying to decide whether to paint your own home, or to hire a licensed professional house painter, the potential do-it-yourselfer should consider such things as:
How much surface preparation is needed and will I have the time to do it?
Will I be able to do the more demanding aspects of the job such as climbing ladders, moving furniture, etc.?
Will I be able to live with a room or area left unfinished when I am called away, return to my regular job, etc.?

When considering which painting contractor to utilize, be sure to do or determine each of the following:
Talk with several painting contractors and get quotes from each. Ask about insurance and bonding.
Determine what will be done for each type of area (any wood trim, stucco, aluminum siding, walls of each room, etc.) for: Surface preparation
Priming; what primer (type and brand) will be used?
Finish coat: Type of paint and brand, where the brand fits into the manufacturer’s line (premium, first, second, economy, contractor’s grade, etc.), and how many coats?
For exterior work, what will be done to protect plantings? For interior work, what will be done in regards to moving and/or protecting furniture?
When will the work be started? Finished? How many painters will be working on the job? What will the remedy be if the job is not completed on time?
What is the warranty on the work? What is the length of time, the type of failures covered, and the remedy if there is a paint failure?

Get names of previous customers from each contractor as references, and contact them to get their recommendation.

Note whether the Wellington house painting contractor was courteous and business-like, punctual with appointments or in returning phone calls, quality-oriented, experienced, and generally interested in doing business with you.

Once you have all of this information on each painting contractor and their asking price, you can use it to make an informed decision on which one to choose for your painting job.

House Painters Wellington

House Painters Wellington

Welcome to House Painters in Wellington