During your color consultation with Roe Painting, we will advise you on the best colors to complement your décor. We will help explain the variety of shades and finishes as well as how colors complement each other. We will also create some color swatches for you to see how the paint you choose will look on your wall with your lighting. Our goal with the color consultation is to help our clients be confident with their choice of color and feel excited and secure the color they wake up and fall asleep to is a source of pride.

A Roe Painting color consultation considers several important factors which influence how your paint color & finish will look in your home.

This 5-step process covers:

• Examine your home’s interior and exterior
• Evaluate your current colors and finishes.
• For interior projects, Poe Painting studies your furnishings, flooring, fabrics, artwork, and accessories to help create the right color and finish options
• For Exterior Projects, Roe Painting assess your brick, roof, siding and other unique architectural features to guide the color selection process.
• Roe Painting also considers lighting and other elemental factors to aid you in your color choices.

We first remove all blinds, pictures and any furniture away from the surfaces to be painted. Any furniture which can’t be removed from the room will be tarped and covered to prevent any accidental damage.

Dust, old paint and even loose plaster can ruin your paint job. At Roe Painting, we clean the wall surface removing the dust and old paint. We also fill in any nail holes, cracks and mask any surfaces which should be free from paint splatter such as doors, switch boxes, windows, etc.

Finally, we scrub the surfaces with sandpaper to improve the overall finish.

Primer gives your project a smooth finish, consistent appearance, and better adhesion. Whether your walls are brick, metal or wood, the primer is an essential part of the painting process.

After a coat of primer is applied to your walls, Roe Painting applies putty to any plastering or drywall imperfections. Putty also acts as a protective layer walls and fills in minute pores. Finally, Roe Painting caulks door and window sidewall cracks to ensure no leaks or dampness ruin your new paint job.

Using rollers and brushes, Roe Painting applies even coats of paint to your walls and ceilings to get the desired finish. Once paint has been applied to the majority of the surface in the project, the “cutting in” process begins. This process blends the edges, taking skill and experience to complete. “Cutting in” gives a Roe Painting project a uniformed finish not found in an amateur job.

Once the paint has dried and the desired finish has been achieved, the cleanup process begins. Roe Painting removes all maskings and coverings which were placed to protect doors, windows, switch boxes, etc from paint splatter.

Once the maskings and coverings are removed and the job site is cleaned up, a thorough inspection of the project is completed. We will go over the finished project with you in detail to ensure you are confident the color and finish are what you expected. We want you to fall asleep and wake up to the same excitement and pride in your paint job as when you chose the color and finish.