There are some general practices that are considered standard in the industry:

1. Surface Preparation: Proper surface preparation is essential for achieving a quality paint job. This may include cleaning, sanding, filling in cracks and holes, and priming the surface before painting.

2. Paint Quality: High-quality paints should be used to ensure a long-lasting and durable finish. The type of paint used will depend on the surface being painted and the desired outcome.

3. Application Technique: Painting should be done using the proper techniques to ensure even coverage and avoid drips and other imperfections. Generally, two coats of paint are applied to achieve a uniform finish.

4. Cleanup: Cleanup should be done after the painting is complete. This includes removing all painting supplies and disposing of any waste materials properly. At Jason White Painting we will mop or sweep up the area, and install any new fixtures.

5. Warranty: Jason White Painting offers a warranty on their workmanship and materials used. The length and terms of the warranty can vary, so it's important to discuss this us during your estimate.

Overall, a high-quality residential painting job should be done with attention to detail and using quality materials and techniques to ensure a long-lasting finish.

Prep work is the key component to achieving a fine finish. Every surface must me prepared correctly with the right materials to make this possible.

See how we take pride in craftsmanship starting with prep work:

1. Surfaces are cleaned - Using the proper chemicals ensures proper adhesion. This includes scraping and sanding using the right girt to create optimal surface.

2. Filling holes or patch work - We take prep work seriously and most holes or caulking are completed two times or more if needed. Then followed by sanding to make sure the surface is level.

3. Priming - Wood, plaster, drywall, masonry, metal and hard to stick surfaces require different primers to adhere properly. Primer is what binds to the surface you are working on to allow paint to adhere properly.

4. Protecting your surfaces - We cover all floors with a thick X-board to protect your hardwood floors and tile work and create an airtight spray booth for cabinetry. Never using thin rosin paper or drop cloths. Making sure every surface gets the utmost attention.

We are dedicated to ensuring our projects last as long as possible by starting each project with the prep work that extends the longevity for our customers, ensure our quality is something we stand by.