Full-Service Painting

Yes, part of our full-service painting service includes matching any color of any brand of paint manufacturer.

Yes, all contractors are required to be licensed in the state of Utah through the Division of Occupational & Professional Licensing (DOPL). To verify a person claiming to be a licensed contractor, you can simply go to dopl.utah.gov. Pro Tech Painting is fully licensed and bonded.

A contractor’s bond policy (“bonded”) has nothing to do with passing a security check. It simply means that there is an insurance policy in place by the state to cover finishing a job when using a licensed contractor if the contractor can’t or doesn’t finish your project. Pro Tech Painting is fully licensed and bonded.

Latex paints contain chemicals called plasticizers that assist in proper film formation and keep the coating flexible. Many vinyl and plastic weather-stripping materials also contain plasticizers to make them flexible. When the two surfaces come in contact with each other, they have a tendency to stick to each other. This condition, known as blocking, generally occurs during the early curing time of the coating, but it can continue for some time. Blocking can also occur on, interior doors, cabinets, double-hung windows and garage doors. The easiest way to prevent blocking is to use a non-blocking acrylic paint.

Yes, we can give a full-service painting bid over the phone. However, it is typically an approximation until our licensed painters are able to look at it in person.