Deck and Fence Restoration
  In Johnson County, KS  

• Is your house faded?

Once the paint starts to fade, it's a sign that the protective layer isn't holding up. And when that protection goes, the color can start peeling or fading real quick. Which opens the door for more serious damage like rust or rot, depending on what your house is made of.

• Is there peeling paint?

Once the paint has started peeling, it no longer protects the surface. Wood rot or rust is inevitable, depending on the substrate. Beyond the obvious unsightliness, the substrate will begin to deteriorate rapidly.

• How long has it been since your house was last painted?

The national average for a paint job in the United States is seven years. Living in the Midwest can speed up the wear and tear on your house paint. The crazy weather—cold winters, hot summers—can mess with it. We are very knowledgeable about all types of paint and protective measures and which will work best with your particular home.

We specifically use Sherwin Williams paints because they've got options for everyone—low, medium, and high-end. We're all about top-tier quality, so by default, we stick with the high-end stuff from both brands. If you've got paint in mind or already picked one, we are OK with that as well. We will discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each paint during the in-person estimate.

In almost all situations, we suggest using two coats of paint. This method provides the best chance for a lasting and durable paint job with vibrant colors. As mentioned earlier, when the coating breaks down, the color fades, leaving the surface unprotected. We understand that every home is not the same. During the in-person estimate, we can discuss the best option for your particular scenario.

For a complete exterior paint job, we require an on-site visit to inspect the surfaces that will be painted to provide the most accurate quote. This may not be necessary for some smaller jobs, but meeting face-to-face allows for a clear and detailed discussion about your expectations, the scope of the project, and any specific requirements you may have.

• Inspect all surfaces, making sure any needed repairs are addressed

• Discuss color options.

• Discuss the process in detail.

• Discuss the timeline to get the project completed.

• Discuss any areas of concern or questions

• Discuss expectations of when the quote will be completed.

• Discuss payment options and terms, if any.

Absolutely not. We put everything we move back where it was; we remove all of our own waste, scrap, and materials. We aim to make it look like we were never there.