Yes, Ranchwood Construction Inc. can match any color interior or exterior.

Yes, if you are going from a dark color/high gloss shade, you will need to add primer otherwise the existing color/shade will show through the new color.

We always recommend applying 2 coats to maximize the new paint's longevity.

This depends on how old your existing wall color is? When was it last painted? If the paint is very old (5-10 years old), it will leave a line because the old paint (even though it may be interior) has oxidized over time.

The line items that typically move the needle for painting estimates are the following:

• Are you painting the ceiling? If so, is the ceiling a different color from the walls?

• Are you painting baseboards (the wooden part that borders the floor and the wall)?

• Are you painting crown molding (the wooden part that meets between the ceiling and the wall)?

• What is the existing color of your walls? What color do you want to take it to? (this helps determine whether you need to prime the walls or not)

• Do you have any wallpaper, decor, drywall repair that needs to happen prior to painting?

• Do you have high ceilings?

• Is the area clear for painting OR will we be moving furniture?

Some of these serve a purpose, others are just preference. Typically the rule of thumb is that high impact areas (places where people constantly touch their hands) should be a more glossier shade. The reason why is that the glossy shades hide hand marks more than matte shades.

This is dependent on a few variables like size of home, number of rooms, high ceilings, etc… BUT complete home interior repairing can range from 4 working days - 10 working days.

If you are repainting the entire home, we don’t recommend staying inside the home. If you MUST stay inside the home we recommend only occupying one room as our team moves quickly to complete the project so you can get back to normal life.

No, hardware stores or paint stores will not allow you to return unused custom colors.

As of right now we do not offer curb (address) repainting.

Most clients paint the ceiling white/flat shade.

Changing colors affects the estimated amount because the crew needs to spend time cutting the walls between where two colors meet. Also each time colors are switched, paint brushes and pans must be washed.

We recommend that all clients remove their furniture from the home prior to painting. It’s the best way of ensuring that nothing will get damaged. We emphasize that you remove your furniture if you are painting your ceiling. Ceiling painting can get messy as gravity is working against you. Paint can start dripping down the walls and on the floor.

Yes, you can repaint your popcorn ceiling. We recommend removing the furniture from the room. Repainting ceilings in general get messy and can have paint dripping everywhere.

We can scrape or encapsulate your popcorn ceiling. This all depends on the conditions of the home. Encapsulating means we’ll cover the popcorn ceiling with ¼ inch thick drywall.

The price is dependent on a number of line items/variables. Here are the following line items that affect the price of interior door repainting:

• Are we installing the door?

• Are we installing door trim (the wooden finishes that go around doors and windows)?

• Is the door already painted?

  Already installed doors that just need painting: $100 - $150/door. Doors that need install, trim/molding install, painting: $300 - $450/door.

Spraying and "brush & roll" are both acceptable ways to apply paint as long as the paint is put on at the proper spread rate (sq. ft./gallon). Spraying will provide a smoother appearance but is difficult to touch up. Brushing and rolling paint doesn't give as smooth an appearance as spraying, but is easier to touch up. Some people say that sprayed paint will not adhere as well as brushed & rolled paint but, if the surface is totally clean, both methods will adhere properly. Peeling problems can arise when sprayed paint is applied to a partially cleaned or dirty wall or surface. Depending on the surface to be painted and the condition and location it is in, a quality paint applicator will decide whether a spray or brush & rolled application technique is the best choice for the project.