For designers and builders
Boards you can hand to a client
Designers send us the palette and the room. We loan boards in those colors for the client meeting, send a spec sheet for each finish, and write the estimate wall by wall so you can pass it along.
Boards loaned in your palette for a client meeting
A spec sheet for each finish: coats, base, sheen, cure time
An estimate with every wall on its own line
One contact, Estefania, for the whole job
Working with us
From palette to finished wall
You send the brief
Rooms, palette, the wall's surface and the date the room is needed.
We loan the boards
Boards in your colors and a spec sheet for each finish.
Your client chooses
We join the meeting if you ask, and bring a test patch if the wall needs one.
We write it up
A wall-by-wall estimate, with the schedule and what is not included.
Paperwork
What we send with a bid
Ask Estefania to send these with your bid. License and registration numbers are samples until the owner fills them in.
Documents
Certificate of insurance
PDF, sent with every bid
PDF, signed by the owner
Finish spec sheets
One for each finish
Licenses
Residential painting and decorating contractorVerify
AZ ROC license # 000000 · Arizona Registrar of Contractors
The Arizona contractor license for decorative painting and plaster finishes on homes. Look the number up on the Registrar's site before you hire anyone.
Lead-Safe Certified Firm (RRP)Verify
US EPA firm # 000000 · U.S. EPA
The federal firm certification for paid work that disturbs paint in homes built before 1978.
Insurance
General liability insurance
A certificate of insurance is sent on request, before work starts.
For the trade
Can designers borrow boards for a client meeting?
Yes. Ask Estefania for a loan of boards in your palette and a spec sheet for each finish. We keep a list of what is out, and we ask for the boards back after the meeting.
What does a written estimate state?
Each wall and its size, the repairs we expect, the finish and the number of coats, the colors, the days on site, the payment schedule and what is not included. The How pricing works page shows a good one next to a vague one.
Do I need HOA approval or a permit?
Interior finishes rarely do. Exterior limewash or a new color on a stucco wall often needs your HOA's approval, and we can supply a sample board and a photo for the request. Check with your HOA before booking exterior work.
Who on the crew speaks Spanish?
Ariadna, Florencio, Azucena, Estefania and Macario speak Spanish and English. Alana writes and speaks English. Tell us your language at the first call.
Have a client with a wall?
Send the palette and the room. We will find a day for the boards.