We got a much lower price from another construction company, why should we go with you?

How do I know that you’ll be there if we have difficulties?

Other construction companies say that they are going to get the job done sooner than you do. Why does it seem that they can they get the job done that much faster?

How do I get an estimate to paint my house?

What do the workers do when they need to use the toilet?

Will the workers be using our telephones?

What does the title "CLC" mean?

Questions About Estimates & Pricing

Is the estimate free?

We will schedule an appointment with you to meet at your location. At that time we will gather all required information to give you an accurate estimate and also discuss any other issues that may need attention such as carpentry, roofing, rot replacement, etc.

We got a much lower price from another construction company, why should we go with you?

We are a sure thing. I can assure you that we have looked at the project from every possible angle. We are a professional, organized, well- funded remodeling company. I can only say that other construction companies must have done 1 or more of 3 things:

a. they have not undrestood everything they need to do,
b. they are unaware of what it costs to do the job or
c. they are hungry (and dangerous).

Unfortunately, many remodelers don’t know what it costs to be in business and to maintain a staff. At some point the ‘chickens will come home to roost’ and they will have to either work for nothing or go get a job.

How do I know that you’ll be there if we have difficulties?

Our company policy on problems is "Run to the problem, not from it." We are downright aggressive when it comes to problem solving. We see the problem for what it is, an opportunity to show you what we’re made of as a company and an opportunity to learn how to serve you better in the future.

What happens down the road, after we’ve paid you and something needs to be attended to?

As a company, our priorities are as follows:

1. Serve those who have already paid us (completed projects)
2. Serve those who are in the process of paying us (projects that are in process)
3. Those who might pay us, (estimates, sales calls, etc.)

Our first priority is customer satisfaction, so we are there to serve our customers at every stage of the project from the estimate through its completion and beyond. Attending to our customers needs after the project is complete is as important to us as any other part of the project.

The other guys say that they are going to get the job done sooner than you do. Why does it seem that they can get the job done that much faster?

They probably are giving you the best-case scenario. Telling you what you want to hear. If you talk to your friends about their remodeling projects you will likely learn that rarely do these projects finish on schedule. We strive to give you a realistic schedule with a healthy margin for unexpected delays and changes. Make no mistake about it, remodeling is an emotional time and it is far better to finish ahead of schedule that it is to finish behind schedule.

Painting & Staining Questions

How do I get an estimate to paint my house?

Just give us a call at 800-696-3003 or send us your request online.

How much does an estimate cost?

Painting estimates are free.

What will the procedure be to paint my house?

We will schedule an appointment with you to meet at your location. At that time we will gather all required information to give you an accurate estimate and also discuss any other other issues that may need attention such as carpentry, roofing, rot replacement, etc.

We will then Power Wash your building with a mixture of Jomax mildewcide and bleach.

Then we will apply samples of all colors to be used for your approval.

After the colors are approved we will prep the building by scraping, sanding, priming and caulking to ensure a strong and healthy base for finish coats of paint.

After the prep is completed the finish coats are applied.

Final steps include grounds clean up, window scraping and washing.

My house is stained, can I paint it?

YES! With the proper preparation your house can be painted.

My house is painted, can I stain it?

YES! But you must use a solid body stain. Although it is possible it is not recommended because you will get better protection from a paint on a smooth surface.

Will power washing my house hurt my shrubs, plants, or grass?

NO! We take every precaution to insure that your shrubs, plants and grass will not be affected, also all of the mildewcides and detergents we use are EPA approved.

How long will it take to paint my house?

The average house takes 2-3 weeks to complete.  You can rest assured that the Davidson crew will be prepered when they arrive and be supported throughout the project to ensure that they have everything they need to maintain work flow and to complete the project, quickly, seemlessly and to your satisfaction.  We will not leave your project until it is completed. 

What kind of paint do you use?

Our links page will list the various paint manufacturers we use and also give link to their web sites.  We use only manufacturers top end products.  All manufacturers offer a range of quality.  Because of that, buying a name doesn't guarantee that you have gotten the best finish for your home. 

How will I know if the colors I choose will look good on my house?

Before the house is painted we will apply color samples of all colors to be used for your approval.

Is my new paint job guaranteed?

YES! There is an unconditional 2 year guarantee on your new paint job.  We gladly honor our guarantee!  No arguements, unconditional.  Our years of honering our commitments make our guarantees much more than words.  Respectful, responsive, responsible. 

What do the workers do when they need to use the toilet? Will they be using our toilet?

No. We have a porta-toilet delivered to all out projects.  We know that having workers around is intrusive, no matter how much you like us.  Having a facility available makes it more comfortable for us and for you. 

Will the workers be using our phone? 

No. All crew leaders have a cell phone which they keep with them.  We may need to use your phone in the event of an emergency, but that is a rarity. 

What does "CLC" stand for?  

"CLC" stands for "Certified Lead Carpenter". Anyone with this title has been certified as a lead carpenter by The National Association of the Remodeling Industry. A CLC has gone through certain training and screening to expand upon their knowledge and ability in the carpentry field. Click the link for further information about this certification from the NARI website.