Updated April 15, 2024: Current wait times to start your painting.
Posted on February 11, 2024
Updated 4/15/24
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Painting projects are scheduled when we receive a signed proposal and deposit payment.
INTERIOR painting projects can start in about 6 days:
We can start about seven days after receiving your deposit, colors, and signed proposal.
EXTERIOR painting projects are being scheduled in mid-May (but if you need it sooner, just let us know)
Our exterior painting season depends on warm and dry temperatures, so we never risk painting a home when it’s too cold or wet.
Right now, we’re quoting projects for our Spring clients, so they are the first ones on our Spring schedule.
CARPENTRY projects can start in about 10 days:
We can start about six days after receiving your deposit – smaller projects can be done even sooner.
Carpentry projects do not depend on warm or cold weather, so we can fix trim and clapboards and install siding in the winter months.
ESTIMATES – times available this week to meet with one of our estimators.
You’re never more than a few days away from being able to meet with one of our estimators.
Schedule your quote here.
If you can’t find a convenient time on our online calendar, email [email protected] with a few times that work for you, and Paige will schedule you right away (she has appointments that are not available on our online calendar).
To give you an idea of the wait times to paint based on the past 20 years:
Early April: The wait to paint your exterior tends to be about 2-4 weeks after receiving a deposit and signed contract.
Mid-late April: The wait to paint your exterior tends to be about 5 weeks.
May: The wait to paint your exterior tends to be about 6 weeks.
June: The wait to paint your exterior tends to be about 4 weeks.
July: Depending on how much rain we’ve gotten in the Spring, we may be caught up or behind – it really depends on Mother Nature.
August: The wait to paint your exterior tends to be about 1 week. Incidentally, August tends to be a great time to paint your exterior because it’s usually so dry in Massachusetts in August.
September-November: The wait to paint is about 1 week.
December-March: The wait to paint (interiors only)is less than 1 week.
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