Sdot Paint & Design Co

• CONTACT

First step is contact us! We begin by learning about your space, your vision, and gathering technical details such as size of wall and time frame. From there we set up a zoom meeting.

• MEETING

We have a zoom call where we share our "moodboards" to narrow down an exact look. After the call we send a contract stating all the info discussed in the zoom call.

• PAINT DAY

After you've signed the contract we are ready to paint! After installation of the mural we ask for payment of the remaining balance after deposit.

• Graduated with a degree in architecture.

• Took advanced art classes.

• Commericial and residential painter for 12 years. 

These are thing we'd need to know before we give you an exact price. Below is a breakdown of the process. 

• Wall size: The length and width of the space that will have the painted mural. Since some murals are designed with lots of open spaces, we often subtract an estimated percentage of space intentionally left blank. This allowance makes painting a large mural much more affordable.

• Level of detail: Each mural is unique and complexity ranges from few basic shapes repeated to a more advanced blending and realistic drawing. Most murals contain 5 or fewer paint colors, while other designs require more mixing for more color variety.

• Design: We love creating designs from scratch which makes for a beautiful custom design, but this takes time. We offer custom sketches, or a rendering which gives you the option to choose and 1 revision. If there is a need for more renderings or revisions than an extra charge will be applied to the quote.

• Distance: We are located in the DMV area and if the location is more than an hour drive than a travel surcharge will apply. 

• Other factors: Some walls are more challenging than others so if murals are higher than one story or if the room has complex angles then there will be additional charges for paint services.

• Once all this is complete payment is usually split by 50% or 33%.

I was always into art. I got into the painter, commercials and residential design part as a child. During the summers I'd help with my father's real estate renovations. They'd hire me as a painter and trimmer. In 2016 my name as an artist became more locally known. Shortly after many businesses would commission me to paint murals for them. So I decided to turn it into a business. Aside from murals we now do commercial and residential painting, and interior design. 

• Homeowners 

• Business owners 

• Schools