Frequently Asked Questions

Most exterior projects book 4–6 weeks in advance during peak season, while interior work can often start within 2–3 weeks. Contact us early if you have tight deadlines or insurance timelines.

Every estimate outlines scope, prep steps, materials, number of coats, warranty information, payment schedule, and any exclusions so you know exactly what is covered.

For most projects we collect a modest scheduling deposit (often 20–30%) with the balance due when the work is complete and the punch list is finished.

We regularly work in Aurora, Denver, Centennial, Parker, Littleton, and surrounding Front Range communities. Ask about travel for jobs outside the metro area.

Interior painting and popcorn removal rarely require permits. Roofing, structural repairs, and some gutter replacements often do—our team coordinates any necessary paperwork with local jurisdictions.

Preparation typically includes cleaning, scraping loose material, sanding, caulking gaps, repairing drywall or siding, and priming bare areas so the new coating bonds correctly.

Yes. We regularly specify low- and zero-VOC coatings for interior projects and can recommend high-build elastomeric, metal, or cabinet finishes as needed.

Paint is dry to the touch within hours but takes up to 30 days to cure fully. We recommend waiting 24 hours before heavy use and using felt pads or sliders during the first week.

Industry-standard warranties range from 1–3 years depending on surface type and product. We outline coverage for peeling, blistering, or adhesion failures in your contract.

Yes. We schedule work in phases, set up containment, and coordinate with building managers so households and businesses can remain operational while we paint.

During hail season we reserve slots for emergency calls and can usually inspect within 48–72 hours. We document shingle bruising, dents, and collateral damage with photos for your records.

Yes. We meet adjusters on-site, review their scope, and provide supplements when legitimate repairs or code upgrades are omitted from the initial estimate.

Most asphalt-shingle roofs are completed in 1–2 days. Complex roofs with multiple facets, steep slopes, or specialty materials can take 3–4 days including final cleanup.

We evaluate attic ventilation, flashing, decking, and insulation during every tear-off. Upgrades such as ridge vents or ice-and-water shield are included when needed to meet code and manufacturer specs.

If a storm leaves openings or leaks, we can tarp damaged sections or perform stop-gap repairs until full replacement materials arrive.

Yes. We run seamless aluminum or steel gutters from our truck to the exact length of each fascia run, minimizing seams that can leak over time.

Five- and six-inch K-style aluminum is standard. We also install oversized downspouts, copper, and box-style gutters for high-volume drainage or architectural designs.

Signs include fascia rot, pooled water near the foundation, seams pulling apart, peeling paint, or visible sagging. We assess and recommend repair, reinforcement, or full replacement.

Yes. We offer several guard systems and match the mesh or cover to the type of debris on your property (pine needles, leaves, roof granules).

Plan on cleaning twice a year—after spring pollen and before winter snow. Homes with heavy tree cover may require quarterly service to avoid overflow.

Ceilings installed before 1985 may contain asbestos. We can coordinate third-party testing and proceed with certified abatement procedures when required.

We isolate rooms with plastic containment, cover floors and fixtures, and use negative-air filtration to keep dust from traveling.

Both options are available. After scraping we repair seams, skim coat as needed, and either spray a light orange peel/knockdown or leave a level-five smooth finish.

Most projects wrap in two to three days. Ceilings are ready for primer and paint as soon as the skim coat cures—usually within 24 hours.

Yes. We typically prime and paint ceilings right after removal so the space is fully finished when we leave.

A dedicated crew lead manages daily progress, provides updates, and walks the property with you at key milestones.

We use breathable coverings, plywood walkways, and magnetic sweepers to collect nails. Interiors are masked, ventilated, and cleaned daily.

We accept checks, major credit cards, and insurance proceeds. Financing options can be discussed for large projects.

We monitor forecasts closely and reschedule exterior work when conditions fall outside manufacturer recommendations. You will receive updated timelines immediately.

Before final payment we complete a walkthrough, correct any issues, and leave the job site broom-clean with debris removed.