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What do You Need to Know About Getting Ready for Exterior painting?
Our goal is to make the painting process as simple and easy as possible. There are, however, certain tasks required by the client for most Exterior projects. These facilitate the most efficient and effective means of completing the project.
Although the items listed are usually the responsibility of the client, if any customer requires special consideration or assistance, our Elite manager and staff will be happy to oblige. You must simply inform your manager of your expectations during the estimate process.
Getting ready for your exterior painting project:
- Removal of all deck furniture and other items that are near the house.
- Closing all windows prior to the power washing of the house.
- Opening all windows when the inner areas of the windows are being painted just after the painting to ensure they are not painted shut.
- Inform immediate neighbours of painting work being done and, where necessary, gain permission to use neighbouring properties to facilitate access to various areas on the project.
- The client will also be responsible for the final inspection on the day of completion. This final inspection will happen after the staff have completed their initial review and rectified any deficiencies they have found.
- The crew will bag all their garbage, and the client will be responsible for placing the garbage for curb collection. (Note: All cans of paint will be empty, and all items within the bags will meet collection standards).
- Remove the vehicle(s) from the driveway.
- Dogs should be kept indoors.
- Small children should be kept away from work areas.
- Any windows painted outside must have the client open the a ¼-1/2 inch after painting to insure they are not painted shut ( note fir vinyl insert windows this does not apply as they are not usually painted)
Need to Get Ready for Interior Painting!
There are certain tasks required by the client for most interior projects. These facilitate the most efficient and effective means of completing the project.
Although the items listed are usually the responsibility of the client, if any customer requires special consideration or assistance, our Elite manager and staff will be happy to oblige. You must simply inform your manager of your expectations during the estimate process.
Client’s tasks to get ready for painting:
- Remove (and return) all pictures, curtains, small items, and breakables.
- Remove (and return) all smaller furniture items.
- Remove (and return) all light and socket plates (note: in some cases, the painters will complete this task).
- Items, such as large modular desks, filing cabinets, and other unusually heavy items, are the responsibility of the client to move.
- The crew will bag all their garbage, and the client will be responsible for placing the garbage for curb collection. (Note: All cans of paint will be empty, and all items within the bags will meet collection standards).
- Unplug computers, and electronic devices; shut down if necessary.
- In some cases, a client may not be able to complete the tasks required above. Our staff can, at times, take on some of these tasks and in such cases, there will be an extra charge added to the work order.
- The client is also responsible for the final inspection, with the manager and their staff, on the day of completion. This inspection will happen after the manager and staff have completed their initial review and rectified any deficiencies they have found.
Need to Know About Getting Ready for Commercial Painting Services!
Our goal is to make the painting process as simple and easy as possible. There are, however, certain tasks required by the client for most commercial projects. These facilitate the most efficient and effective means of completing the project.
Although the items listed are usually the responsibility of the client, if any customer requires special consideration or assistance, our Elite manager and staff will be happy to oblige. You must simply inform your manager of your expectations during the estimate process.
Client’s tasks to get ready for painting:
- Remove (and return) all pictures, curtains, small items, and breakables.
- Remove (and return) all smaller furniture items.
- Remove (and return) all light and socket plates (note: in some cases, the painters will complete this task).
- Items, such as large modular desks, filing cabinets, and other unusually heavy items, are the responsibility of the client to move.
- The crew will bag all their garbage, and the client will be responsible for placing the garbage for curb collection. (Note: All cans of paint will be empty, and all items within the bags will meet collection standards).
- Unplug computers, and electronic devices; shut down if necessary.
- In some cases, a client may not be able to complete the tasks required above. Our staff can, at times, take on some of these tasks and in such cases, there will be an extra charge added to the work order.
- The client is also responsible for the final inspection, with the manager and their staff, on the day of completion. This inspection will be done after the manager and staff have completed their initial review and rectified any deficiencies they have found.
- The client is also responsible for the final inspection, with the manager and their staff, on the day of completion. This inspection will happen after the manager and staff have completed their initial review and rectified any deficiencies they have found.
Getting ready for Epoxy floors painting:
- Floors should be vacuumed and swept prior to our arrival
- Any equipment, materials or boxes should be removed from the floor area.
- A Ventilation plan will have been established by us and should be followed for our arrival
- All activity in the area must cease for several days during and after work completion. Informing all staff and visitors of the plans for painting should occur prior to our arrival
- Signs should be posted prior to our arrival
Getting your construction site ready for painting:
- Colour schedules must be confirmed with us prior to arrival
- All drywall to be painted should be finished and paint ready
- All construction equipment should be removed from all areas being painted
- All areas must be swept and vacuumed prior to our arrival
- A safe area for storage of equipment and materials should be available.