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Ways To Save Money While Working With A Painting Contractor

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Hiring a painting contractor is a big step in bettering your home and the last thing you want to happen is you lose more money than you should be. As the leaders in providing painting services since 1997, our team at Premier Painting has worked with so many different clients on painting projects. So, we have seen ways in which we can help you save a few dollars here and there.

Here are a few things to help you get started:

Preparation before The Painting Contractor Coming

If you’re looking to paint a specific wall, make sure that if there’s furniture or artwork around the area, you store it somewhere else. Ideally, when the painter gets there, they want to get the painting project going but if they are spending some time making the space more available, they’ll be charging you more. So, save some money by preparing the room yourself before they get there.

Don’t Leave It Until The Paint Is Peeling

Some say that it is a sign to get a new painting job when you notice that your existing paint is peeling or is cracking. But, when you leave your paint on for that long, chances are, the painter will need to apply more painting coats which will cost more.

Talk To Them And Seek Their Advice

At the end of the day, painting contractors are there to help you and they should have your best interest at heart. Make sure there is effective communication between the two parties so that there is transparency and everyone is on the same page. As they are professionals, seek advice on what they may think is best, get their two cents and see if you agree with it or not, and how it can improve your painting project.

Ask Your Questions

Don’t shy away from asking them questions if you have any. If it means you are seeking clarification on specific things or just wondering what they are doing and gaining knowledge from it, asking questions is a good thing.

Choose Wisely

Before hiring the contractors, you should have a rough idea of how much they will be charging you. It’s important to have this estimation to make sure you’re not going into the project over budget.

If you are seeking a professional painting company in Sydney or a contractor in Sydney, choose Premier Painting. If you'd like to hear more about our painting services in Sydney and how we can help you, call us on 1300 91 62 91 or visit our website here.
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