PROFESSIONAL & CLEAN
We understand that we're working in people's homes and communities. Our crews maintain a professional appearance and take pride in keeping the jobsite clean and orderly.
When you're comparing painting estimates for your HOA, the number at the bottom is only part of the story.
When an HOA receives several painting bids, it's tempting to simply compare the bottom-line numbers. After all, if every contractor is following the same paint specifications, shouldn't the bids be essentially the same?
Not necessarily.
Two contractors can quote the same project and produce very different results. The difference is often found in the details that aren't obvious when you're looking at the price alone—how much preparation is included, how the work will be managed, how much paint will actually be applied, who will be on the job, and what kind of service you can expect throughout the project.
Successful HOA painting takes more than good painters and good paint. It takes planning, organization, communication and accountability.
We understand that we're working in people's homes and communities. Our crews maintain a professional appearance and take pride in keeping the jobsite clean and orderly.
Our painters arrive in neat uniforms and represent Flanders professionally throughout the project.
A dedicated foreman is on the job to oversee the work and assist homeowners with questions or concerns as they arise.
Painting an HOA means working around residents, their homes and their daily routines. Our crews are expected to be courteous and professional in every interaction.
Our team stays connected throughout the project so questions and unexpected situations can be addressed quickly.
Successful HOA projects don't happen by accident. We plan and organize the work in advance and manage the project throughout its duration.
Our experience allows us to anticipate many of the issues that can create headaches for an HOA, management company or homeowner.
We believe in taking responsibility for the work we perform and addressing issues when they arise.
Before selecting a painting contractor, ask each company the same questions. Then compare the answers—not just the price.
A painting contractor can cut corners and still make a freshly painted building look acceptable—for a while.
We don't believe in cutting corners simply to make a number look more competitive.
We invite our clients to see the preparation process for themselves. We're happy to explain what we're doing, why we're doing it and how it contributes to the finished result.
The amount of paint applied to stucco and wood affects both the appearance and the protection of the finished surface.
Contractors can reduce the cost of a bid by applying less material or thinning paint beyond the manufacturer's intended application requirements. That may make the initial price look attractive, but it can affect the long-term value of the project.
Quality painting is important. But the service surrounding the project is what truly sets contractors apart.
We provide the HOA with detailed schedules and homeowner notices so residents know what to expect and when to expect it.
We use appropriate cones, caution tape and warning signs to identify work areas and help keep residents, visitors and crews aware of ongoing work.
No company produces a perfect job every single time. If you find something that doesn't meet your expectations, tell us. We'll address it.
No excuses. No fast talk. We fix it.We provide warranties based on the products and number of coats specified for the project, covering labor and materials according to the project terms.
We're managing a project you're trusting us to get right.
An HOA painting project affects homeowners, residents, board members, management companies and everyone who has to live with the project while it's underway.
Let's discuss your painting project.