Interior projects can include walls, ceilings, trim, and doors, but those areas should be identified separately. Tell us which rooms are connected and which need to remain usable during painting. Color samples are best considered beside furnishings and permanent finishes, in the lighting you already have. Previous patches, nail holes, and uneven surfaces belong in the preparation discussion. A room count by itself cannot explain every detail that matters to the work.
Exterior painting begins with the building's materials and condition. Main walls, trim, doors, and porch features may have different needs. Note loose coatings and known repairs, then discuss the preparation included in the proposed scope. Color decisions should work with roofing, masonry, and windows that will remain. Decks, fences, and additional structures can be identified as separate items for review rather than assumed to be included with the house.
For commercial work, explain how staff, customers, or tenants use the space. Access windows, fixtures, and areas that cannot close affect planning. Cabinet and door projects require their own review; describe the current finish and proposed changes so suitability and acceptance can be discussed. Whichever service you are considering, use the form below with the address, surfaces, and timing preferences. Mention questions you want answered during the visit. The request uses our existing estimate process and does not require a final palette before you contact us. Call 515-414-8441 if you prefer a conversation. A clearly defined scope is the foundation for understanding the proposed project and deciding how you want to proceed.