WHAT TO EXPECT ON EXTERIOR PAINTING
What to Expect for Exterior Jobs - both the Contractor and Customer
What to expect from The Good Stuart,Inc.?
Cooperation in giving you the best quality job in the most efficient manner.
Quality workmanship, including neat painting, minimal damage to foliage and no new splatters on glass and hardware.
Thorough preparation including scraping, sanding, caulking, filling of holes.
Masking of all windows (especially glass surfaces), doors, light fixtures, hardware when spray or roller painting.
Drop cloths used on concrete and foliage to protect from splatters.
Most dust on window glass may occur when sanding nearby. We do not clean window glass (dust or old paint splatters), unless discussed prior to job inception and included in written contract.
Old paint splatters and spills on existing surfaces are not removed, unless discussed prior to job inception and included in written contract.
Cosmetic perfection is impossible on exterior surfaces and all such expectations should be discussed prior to job inception. The job will turn out only as good as the surface we are painting.
Minor foliage prunings are not removed.
Reasonable sweeping is done when scraping, but perfection is typically not achieved.
Detached sheds, fences and inside of garage doors are not included unless written in contract.
What is expected from you, the customer ?
Cooperation in giving you the best quality job in the most efficient manner.
Hanging and potted planted moved away from house.
Little or no traffic from small children and dogs near the surfaces being painted during the painting process.
Do not unmask already masked windows and doors without asking contractor first.
Do not leave windows open unless you ask contractor.
Do arrange to let painters have access to doors and windows opened for painting as needed. Discuss this prior to job start.
Personal items attached to walls need removing.
Having your gardener or you prune any plants that touch the exterior vertical walls if possible for a better paint job.
Remove or lay down climbing vines if possible.
Access to a bathroom would be appreciated.
Negotiated items can be
Removal of patio furniture from decks and plants moved and replaced.
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