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I am a dedicated and hard working small business owner who looks at every project as if it was my own
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Destiny P.
Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
I like to do a phone call just to ask a few simple questions and that gives each of us a chance to ask any questions that are on our minds why we are thinking about itand to just conversate that will let us know how the Business Relationship will go either Strictly Business Or casual business either way I Love to just hear the customer and how they speak tells me a lot about the.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I went through the Aprenticeship Program with the Union and I have spent my whole career learning how to do as many different types of Painting Applications as possible and reading and researching all the new products and changes in the existing products making sur I stayed on top of my Field when it comes to knowing the products and the applications to apply them.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
By The Hour - Usually About $35hr per man
By The Sq Ft - $2 - $5 per sq Depending on the level of skill it takes and also the level of difficulty The height also is factored in
By the room an average 10x12 room will cost $250 - $650 Depending on the condition of the room, if the ceilings, baseboard,and trim are being ppainted
How did you get started in this business?
My stepfather was a painter he took me to work with him in some offices one summer and I was Hooked
What types of customers have you worked with?
I have Worked with young customers, Elderly Customers, Handicapped Customers, I have worked for Schools, Churches, Drs Offices I Have worked with a lot of different types of Customers.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
I was working an interior just a few months ago and the Customers had a daughter at home Its the covid era a lot of customers have kids at home a lot now She was curious about the paint and the colors and me and my painter answered her questions and spoke to her why we was working so when it came to the closing of the job that little girl took time out of her day to make a very special picture just for me and she said thank you mr Painter man for making my house pretty agaain that ws probably the most precious and heart jerking moments in my career and every morning when i get in my van i see that piscture because it hangs on the cage in between my seats and will stay there forever.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
Dont just Hire anyone if you cant find them on google here home advisor somewhere you can read some reviews about them then chances are you dont want to hire them and just because the price is cheap aint always good.<br><a href="https://homeguide.com/ky/louisville/exterior-painting/" target="_blank"><img src="//cdn.homeguide.com/assets/images/tmp/homeguide-2022.png" width="150"></a><br>
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
You should think them all through you should make sure of what you want exactly how you want it to look and right it down outline it and even get some pics off the internet so you can properly convey exactly what and how you want it to your painter You should approach a painting project Like an investment think it through where your going to inveat it T kitchen cabinets or maybe the back deck make sure what you want so you can maximize your joy or your return.