FAQ about Shepherd Painting Services
Have Questions?
Here are answers to our clients’ most frequently asked questions. For any additional inquiries, please reach out, and we’ll respond promptly.
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of the job. We can provide an estimated completion date following the initial consultation.
We strive to accommodate your schedule and minimize disruption. We can discuss timing and work hours during the consultation.
Clear the area of small items, remove wall art, and ensure the space is accessible. We’ll provide detailed instructions prior to the project start.
Yes, we take care of moving furniture and protecting floors with drop cloths to ensure a clean and safe work environment.
We clean, sand, patch holes, and apply primer as needed to ensure the best adhesion and finish. Proper preparation is crucial for a lasting result.
We use high-quality, durable paints from reputable brands. We can recommend specific products based on your needs and preferences, including eco-friendly options.
We can provide an estimate for basic maintanance and touch-up options to ensure the painted surfaces remain in good condition over time.
What Shepherd Painting helps clients avoid:
Color Doesn’t Match Expectations
The final shade may differ from what was envisioned, often due to lighting conditions or the way the color interacts with existing elements.
Rooms Feels Larger
or Smaller
Dark colors can make a room feel more confined, while lighter colors may not always create the spaciousness hoped for.
Overwhelming or Underwhelming
Some people find bold colors too intense, while others might feel that softer hues lack character or personality.
Inconsistent Finish
Variations in sheen or texture can lead to an uneven appearance, which may be particularly noticeable in rooms with multiple light sources
Poor Coverage
Sometimes, the new color requires more coats than anticipated, leading to a patchy look or uneven coverage, especially with lighter shades over darker ones.
Mood Mismatches
The chosen color may evoke unexpected feelings—what was intended to be calming might feel cold or sterile, for instance.
Regret Over Color Choice
After living with a color for a while, some may wish they had chosen differently, feeling that it doesn’t fit their style or the room’s function.
Difficulties with Coordination
The new color may clash with existing decor, furniture, or flooring, making it harder to integrate the new hue into the overall aesthetic.
Stains and Marks
Depending on the finish, certain colors may show dirt, fingerprints, or imperfections more easily than others.