Everything people ask before they book

A typical two-bedroom-and-hall interior takes a week, Monday to Friday. Exteriors run longer and depend on the weather. Your estimate gives the days for your house; the dates are not a promise.

Each surface, the repairs, the number of coats, the products and sheens, the colors, cleanup, the schedule, the payment schedule and the warranty terms.

Repairs found once old paint comes off, extra colors and work you add later. We stop, show you and agree in writing before any of it.

No. We cover floors and furniture and keep a path clear. You pick which rooms are off limits.

Yes. EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting rule applies to paid work that disturbs paint in homes and child-occupied buildings built before 1978. Tell us the year; our firm number is in the footer.

Two coats of color after primer on patches and bare spots. The estimate names the product line and the sheen for each surface.

We do. Ask for the product data sheet and we send it.

Interiors don't wait on weather. Exteriors do, and the days move if it rains or turns cold. We text you the change before anyone arrives.

Sanding, caulking, patching and spot-priming are in. Plaster rebuilds, rotted wood and wallpaper removal are written up separately.

Paper and drop cloths on floors, wrap on furniture, tape on edges and vents. Shoes stay on, and floors are cleaned on Friday.

Yes. Doors and drawer fronts go to the shop to be sprayed, and the frames are painted on site.

A deposit comes before materials, with payments at the stages in your estimate.

Peeling and blistering from our workmanship. Terms, limits and exclusions are in your written warranty.

Yes. Lindsay paints test patches on your own walls at the walk-through.