Professional. Punctual. Reliable
As a business owner and a home owner, I know how precious time can be. There is nothing more frustrating than waiting around for a contractor to show up for an appointment, return your call or start your job.
Your job is professionally managed and supervised, and all staff are fully trained, experienced craftsmen.
Dean's Painting is committed to professional, punctual and reliable service. That means we'll be on time for appointments, and when we start your project we stay on site from start to finish.
Customer Satisfaction
With over 25 years’ experience as a business owner, I know this industry is largely based on referrals. If you are not completely satisfied with the quality of work provided, you will not rehire me or recommend me to your friends, family or co-workers.
I can proudly state that many of my clients are either repeat customers or referrals. I believe in providing quality workmanship at a fair price, in a timely manner. I stand behind my workmanship with a 2 year customer satisfaction warranty.
Our Commitment to Quality Service
Detailed Quote
Every detail of your project will be explained before the project begins. The quote will be fair, detailed, and professional.
Preparation
By taking the extra time to prepare the surface, you will get a durable paint job that will last for years. Everything from scraping and priming to covering surfaces, our team is very thorough in the preparation process to ensure you have a long-lasting paint job.
Quality Painting
Quality work is quality work. Dean’s painting brings the same high standard workmanship to your project regardless of the size, location or value of your home We use top quality paint to ensure the appearance, quality and longevity of the paint job.
Clean-Up
We respect that this is your home you live in. Furniture, flooring and vegetation will be covered during the prep and painting process. Our crew will tidy the work at the end of every day and upon completion we will complete a thorough clean up ensure you don’t have to.
Client Walk-Around
As owner, I will walk you around your house to ensure 100% customer satisfaction. We do not leave the job site until you are completely satisfied.
Before you hire a Contractor
As a professional contractor I stand behind my work. I believe you should always get more than one estimate before you make your decision. Here are a few things you should consider when hiring any contactor.
Ask for referrals
Get referrals from sources you trust, like friends and family members, neighbours or co-workers. You can also ask your local paint store for referrals.
Interview Your Potential Contractors
Before you hire any contractor, ask the following questions:
- How long have you been in business?
- Do you subcontract your work or perform it yourself?
- Are you insured? (All workers should be insured for injury and liability.)
Get References
Ask for at least three references from past customers—and be sure to follow up with each reference personally. A good contractor will have satisfied customers who will be happy to recommend their services.
Ask for a Written Estimate
Request estimates, in writing, from at least three contractors. Be sure to meet at the location you want painted, so you can review the scope of the work together. The more specific and clear you are about what you want, the more precise the estimate will be.
- Specify which surfaces you want painted (walls, trim, ceilings, etc.
- Communicate exactly what colours and sheens you want the painter to use—and be sure they're included in the written estimate.
- Keep in mind that some products perform better than others. Ask your contractor what products they use.
- Be wary of contractors who bid too high or too low.
Think Beyond the Price
There's more to hiring the right painter than price. Before making a final decision, ask yourself the following questions:
- Does the painter project a sense of professionalism and experience?
- Is he or she courteous and business-like?
- Does the painter return phone calls and provide estimates in a timely manner?
- Does he or she arrive on time for appointments?
Review the Contract
Take time to review your contract carefully and make sure it includes the following elements:
- Specific details about what is being painted (house, trim, shutters, etc.) and what's being excluded
- What exact primers, paints, and sheens will be used on each surface
- How many coats of paint will be applied
- Preparation (protecting furniture, plants, patios, etc.)
- Clean-up procedures
- When and how the contractor will be paid. Be leary of a contractor that wants to be paid before they've started the job. Partial payments based on work completed is acceptable industry practice.
- Guarantees and warranties (what exactly is covered?)