Richard's Painting of Statesville

Q&A Based On What Customers or Clients Are Saying About Richard's Painting of Statesville

Q: How much preparation does Richard's Painting of Statesville do before any paint goes on?

Preparation takes up a large share of every job. Crews scrape and strip old coatings, repair the damage underneath, sand the surface and prime it before the finish coat goes on. Curt A watched them work through layers of paint on a wrought iron railing and wrote that they were "meticulous in their prep work, cleaning and stripping the old paint". Carolyn Templeton said the company "made top notched repairs where needed" instead of painting over the problem.

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Q: Can Richard's Painting of Statesville remove popcorn ceilings and repair the drywall underneath?

Yes, and the drywall work that follows is part of the same job rather than a separate trade. Karen Messick had a bathroom painted and the popcorn ceiling taken down, and said they did "an excellent job". Kenneth Kirk had the ceiling removed in a large great room and wrote that the team did "a commendable job removing, repairing, re-taping" before the room was primed and repainted.

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Q: What exterior work does Richard's Painting of Statesville handle beyond house painting?

Decks, railings, porches and eaves all come under the same roof, and pressure washing is offered as its own service. Todd Desiato had his deck repaired first and then painted, thanking them for a "great job painting my deck and making the necessary repairs". Curt A had eaves and a wrought iron railing stripped back to bare metal, and Julie Sigler paired interior painting with exterior power washing.

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