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MAXRENOVATE CONSTRUCTION LLC
MAXRENOVATE CONSTRUCTION LLC

5.0

(2)

5.0

(2)

Interior Painting, Exterior Painting

  • Serves Richland, WA
  • Serves Richland, WA
Bronson T. says, "One of the biggest fears a home owner has is that their contractor one day just stops showing up for work. It has happened to me in the past. You don't have to worry about that with Max. He is an honorable man who will show up and do the work and let you know about everything you need to make decisions, even if you'd rather be blissfully unaware. For example, Max was doing some painting (he has a lot of skills) and he pointed out a rusty stain looking thing in the ceiling. That typically would indicate a leaky roof that may or may not have been repaired. Well my roof had been repaired by someone else, and they did not do a great job... it was leaking again. It wasn't a good plan to repaint when the roof was leaking. So, Max was able to hire some people and get my roof repaired so that he could continue on with the remodel. I know that some contractors would just look the other way, hurry up and paint, and move on to the next job. He isn't like that. I can also point to some great work Max was able to deliver. He mounted some nice stone tile behind my fireplace and it looked great, but then he told me it could look even better if I used something called tile sealant. I said go for it. He put about 3 coats of tile sealant on some pretty irregular stone surface area (not easy) and the result is now basically the centerpiece of my home style. It looks incredible. Everyone that comes by to check on the renovation is shown this show piece first. He also delivered on a vision he had for a home library honoring my late father's book collection. In my mind I sort of pictured a sort of frumpy cinder block and 1X6 planking system, but he created something that looks professional but also somehow cozy at the same time. His subcontractors make solid contributions as well, and I'm real excited about the great looking tile and smart toilet combinations (hello Horow T38) that I can see taking shape each day (its nearly done). Another thing Max is good at is telling me the plan, and then executing on the plan. I lot of contractors will send in random dudes to your house on some day or another and its "who is this guy? What is he working on?" and of course "How come I never see the guy I hired, just a bunch of his subs?" With this remodel we have a checklist of stuff to do and he ticks them off one by one. If someone I don't know is going to show up he warns me in advance and is sure to be there on the first visit at least. He is also good at anticipating some logical next steps in the project and how he could be useful in adding value to it. For example we are tiling my bathroom, but I'm hesitant to creep out the scope too much past that. He pointed out that we could tile the pantry area and the kitchen for not a whole lot more money since the tile guys are already out there working and have all their setup and prep already complete for the bathroom. Economies of Scale: He gets it."See more
Bronson T. says, "One of the biggest fears a home owner has is that their contractor one day just stops showing up for work. It has happened to me in the past. You don't have to worry about that with Max. He is an honorable man who will show up and do the work and let you know about everything you need to make decisions, even if you'd rather be blissfully unaware. For example, Max was doing some painting (he has a lot of skills) and he pointed out a rusty stain looking thing in the ceiling. That typically would indicate a leaky roof that may or may not have been repaired. Well my roof had been repaired by someone else, and they did not do a great job... it was leaking again. It wasn't a good plan to repaint when the roof was leaking. So, Max was able to hire some people and get my roof repaired so that he could continue on with the remodel. I know that some contractors would just look the other way, hurry up and paint, and move on to the next job. He isn't like that. I can also point to some great work Max was able to deliver. He mounted some nice stone tile behind my fireplace and it looked great, but then he told me it could look even better if I used something called tile sealant. I said go for it. He put about 3 coats of tile sealant on some pretty irregular stone surface area (not easy) and the result is now basically the centerpiece of my home style. It looks incredible. Everyone that comes by to check on the renovation is shown this show piece first. He also delivered on a vision he had for a home library honoring my late father's book collection. In my mind I sort of pictured a sort of frumpy cinder block and 1X6 planking system, but he created something that looks professional but also somehow cozy at the same time. His subcontractors make solid contributions as well, and I'm real excited about the great looking tile and smart toilet combinations (hello Horow T38) that I can see taking shape each day (its nearly done). Another thing Max is good at is telling me the plan, and then executing on the plan. I lot of contractors will send in random dudes to your house on some day or another and its "who is this guy? What is he working on?" and of course "How come I never see the guy I hired, just a bunch of his subs?" With this remodel we have a checklist of stuff to do and he ticks them off one by one. If someone I don't know is going to show up he warns me in advance and is sure to be there on the first visit at least. He is also good at anticipating some logical next steps in the project and how he could be useful in adding value to it. For example we are tiling my bathroom, but I'm hesitant to creep out the scope too much past that. He pointed out that we could tile the pantry area and the kitchen for not a whole lot more money since the tile guys are already out there working and have all their setup and prep already complete for the bathroom. Economies of Scale: He gets it."
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TrueTone Painting & Maintenance
TrueTone Painting & Maintenance

5.0

(1)

5.0

(1)

Exterior Painting

  • Serves Richland, WA
  • Serves Richland, WA
Beth Morter says, "TrueTone Painting & Maintenance did an amazing job repainting the entire interior of our home as we prepared to sell. The walls, ceilings, trim, and doors all turned out super clean and fresh, and the house looks so much brighter and more updated now.They were easy to communicate with, showed up when they said they would, and worked expeditiously to meet our short timeline. We really appreciated how smooth the whole process was, especially with everything else going on during our move.They also offer a 1-year workmanship warranty, which gave us extra peace of mind and is something we can pass along to potential buyers.We very highly recommend them if youre looking for quality work and a professional, reliable team at a fair price."See more
Beth Morter says, "TrueTone Painting & Maintenance did an amazing job repainting the entire interior of our home as we prepared to sell. The walls, ceilings, trim, and doors all turned out super clean and fresh, and the house looks so much brighter and more updated now.They were easy to communicate with, showed up when they said they would, and worked expeditiously to meet our short timeline. We really appreciated how smooth the whole process was, especially with everything else going on during our move.They also offer a 1-year workmanship warranty, which gave us extra peace of mind and is something we can pass along to potential buyers.We very highly recommend them if youre looking for quality work and a professional, reliable team at a fair price."
Avatar for 3 Water Construction
Avatar for 3 Water Construction
3 Water Construction
3 Water Construction

Good 4.3

(8)

Good 4.3

(8)

Interior Painting

In high demand
  • 9 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Richland, WA
  • 9 hires on Thumbtack
  • Serves Richland, WA
Yul S. says, "5-Star Review – Highly Recommend Tim and His Team! I recently had Tim and his crew replace a window and install a new sliding glass door at my home, and I’m so glad I went with them. The installation itself looked great from the start, although a day later I noticed a leak on top of the sliding glass door during a heavy rain. I called Tim right away and he was incredibly responsive; he came out the very next day, and fixed it on the spot. He also added the interior trim pieces that had been missing and made everything look perfect at a minimal cost. That kind of follow-up and ownership is rare these days. His pricing was fair and transparent; no surprise fees, and the labor cost was exactly what I expected for the quality of work. During our short chats he mentioned how he tries to go out of his way to help veterans and older folks in the community who need work done, which says a lot about his character. As a bonus, when I showed him some water-damaged drywall on the ceiling from an old roof leak, he patched it up the same day and then recommended a finisher to handle the texture and final paint (I called the guy and I didn’t expect the price to be a little expensive than what I actually expected) Overall, the window and slider look fantastic, everything functions perfectly now, and the little hiccup was handled so well that it actually made me trust Tim even more. If you need window or door work done, call Tim. You’ll be happy you did! 100 % would hire again and happily recommend him to family and friends. Thanks, Tim!"See more
Yul S. says, "5-Star Review – Highly Recommend Tim and His Team! I recently had Tim and his crew replace a window and install a new sliding glass door at my home, and I’m so glad I went with them. The installation itself looked great from the start, although a day later I noticed a leak on top of the sliding glass door during a heavy rain. I called Tim right away and he was incredibly responsive; he came out the very next day, and fixed it on the spot. He also added the interior trim pieces that had been missing and made everything look perfect at a minimal cost. That kind of follow-up and ownership is rare these days. His pricing was fair and transparent; no surprise fees, and the labor cost was exactly what I expected for the quality of work. During our short chats he mentioned how he tries to go out of his way to help veterans and older folks in the community who need work done, which says a lot about his character. As a bonus, when I showed him some water-damaged drywall on the ceiling from an old roof leak, he patched it up the same day and then recommended a finisher to handle the texture and final paint (I called the guy and I didn’t expect the price to be a little expensive than what I actually expected) Overall, the window and slider look fantastic, everything functions perfectly now, and the little hiccup was handled so well that it actually made me trust Tim even more. If you need window or door work done, call Tim. You’ll be happy you did! 100 % would hire again and happily recommend him to family and friends. Thanks, Tim!"

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The national average cost to hire an interior painter ranges between $200-$2,700. Interior painters can tackle everything from complete color makeovers in each of your rooms to touching up an accent wall to painting pieces of furniture. The square footage and complexity of the project, along with the materials needed, are the main factors that will affect cost. Other factors include whether you supply the paint yourself or want the painter to do so, whether you move the furniture and do the prep work or ask them to do it, and whether any repair work is needed on the walls.

Painting the ceiling and the trim will also have an effect on cost. The type of paint you choose can also raise or lower your house painting cost. A gallon of paint may range from $20 to over $100, depending on quality and brand. Ask your painter if they charge per hour or per square foot, and how much you can save by doing prep work (moving furniture, etc.) yourself.

You can expect a 12x12-foot average room with 8-foot ceilings to cost $100 to paint, while a 16x16-foot room with 9-foot ceilings could cost around $175. 

To calculate the cost of interior painting per square foot, measure the square footage of wall space and ceiling space of your room. From this, you can estimate the number of gallons of paint needed to cover the wall space and compare it to these figures. You can also ask interior painters near you to provide an estimate before you hire them.

Interior house painting costs are calculated on a few key factors. Nationally, interior house painting projects range from $917 (for one room) to $4,893 (for eight rooms). The wide price range indicates how much square footage, paint selection and labor can affect cost. One pro uses a laser to measure each room, subtracting the size of the doors and windows, and then bases the quote on the square footage of the actual surfaces to be painted.

Painters may provide you with savings if you opt to paint your entire home rather than just having one room or an accent wall painted. For example, the average house painting cost for an 8x12 room with 8-foot ceilings is roughly $200, when contractor-grade paint is used. Painting ceilings, baseboards and frames can also affect cost. Pros may charge per linear foot to smooth and paint baseboards.

In one area, pros might charge 50 cents per linear foot to paint baseboards, while pros in another part of the country could charge $1.50 per linear foot for the same task. Painters may charge flat rates for painting door and window frames, with one charging $20-$25 and another $60 per door. Geography and regional costs to do business play a major role in the cost of interior painting. The same painter in a rural region has less to pay in taxes, transportation, insurance and overhead than they would in a major city like New York.

You can expect to pay around $2,535 to get the outside of your house painted, though this cost will increase with larger house sizes (and decrease with smaller ones). The average hourly rate for exterior painters is $45 and ranges from $25-$75.

Wood, brick, stucco, vinyl, aluminum and stone each have their own set of demands. Contact exterior painters near you to get a detailed cost estimate for your house.

You can expect to pay $50 per hour for interior painting. This price will change depending on a number of factors and may range between $30 and $160 per hour. Some factors include the height of the rooms, the complexity of the painting and more.

For an accurate cost estimate, request quotes from local painters and contractors.

Your house’s exterior will likely need two coats of paint. With two coats, your house will look more even and solid in color and will be better protected from moisture and the elements. The painting should always occur over a primed and well-prepared surface.

Yes, it’s best practice to tip house painters if you’re pleased with their work. Painters perform detailed, skilled work that can last for many years, if not decades. 

Tipping house painters is good etiquette. You can base the tip on the size of the crew, and request the amount to be evenly divided. Or, you can leave a tip based on the size of the job and leave it up to the foreman to decide how it is distributed among the crew. Sometimes — especially with big projects — the painters on the job change during the course of the project, so it’s often customary to leave one tip for the whole job.

Due to a lack of data available, it’s hard to say whether painting your home’s interior or exterior will increase its value. But there are some important things to keep in mind. 

If you're thinking about selling your home, you might want to repaint areas that look especially worn, dull or chipped so your house looks fresh and new to potential buyers. On the other hand, it’s possible some potential buyers will repaint the home upon moving in. So if you have a limited budget, your money (and time) might be better invested in other types of home projects, such as remodeling your bathroom or kitchen, installing new floors or fixing broken appliances

When in doubt, check with your realtor before making a final decision.

You should expect an estimate based on an actual examination of the house, as well as a plan for exactly what the painter will do. During the job, the painters should behave professionally while working as efficiently as possible to complete the job in a reasonable timeframe. Afterward, the only evidence of the paint job should be the paint itself — a professional contractor will clean up thoroughly once a job is done. 

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The length of time it takes to paint a room varies, depending on a couple of factors. For example, the size of the job makes a difference. With a small bedroom, or with only a wall or two that have to be painted, the job can be done in half a day. Larger jobs take longer.

Also, if there are several different colors being used, the job may take longer, as one may have to dry before the other is applied. A 12-by-12 room with one color may take a morning. With multiple colors, the job may stretch into the afternoon.

Before you hire an interior painter near you, ask them how long it will take to paint the room(s) in your home.

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