What we can discuss
- Walls and ceilings
- Doors and trim within the agreed scope
- Color and sheen planning
- Preparation and repair needs
Start with how the room is used
A bedroom, busy hallway, and kitchen do different jobs. Tell us about cleaning, light, pets, and the finish you want. Those details help narrow down the paint and sheen before the estimate.
Agree on the whole scope
Point out cracks, stains, damaged texture, and previous touch-ups. Ask which repairs, furniture arrangements, protection, and trim work are included. A written scope makes it easier to compare estimates and avoid surprises.
Bring a little inspiration
Try a palette in our room color preview and save the codes to your estimate message. Digital color is a conversation starter; physical samples in the actual room should guide the final decision.
Do I need to pick a color before requesting an estimate?
No. You can start with the rooms and surfaces you want painted. Color, sheen, and preparation can be discussed as the scope develops.