On A Roll Painting

We can provide "virtual estimates" for many projects with a few photos and details of what you would like to see. Please use our website to get an estimate with us quickly!

On A Roll wants to know what you want the end result to be: - Why are you doing this project now? - Are there any timelines or project deadlines that we should be aware of? - Would you like help selecting colors? (We can provide you with a fantastic color consultant!) We want you to feel confident that you've hired the right contractor for your project - clear communication about the scope, the schedule, and other details are what set us apart from others.

The owner has over 25 years in the painting and remodeling world - 8 years of that is in Project Management for remodeling. On A Roll is a very active member of the Painting Contractors Association (PCA is dedicated to the success of painting contractors, by offering educational programs, networking events, industry standards, and more). We are also involved with local groups that support, guide, and educate painting contractors in our area.

On A Roll was started during the summer of 2020 when the owner realized an opportunity to combine his experience as a Project Manager with his passion for painting and repairing drywall.

We work with homeowners, general contractors, and commercial properties. We also have a network of other trades that refer customers to us when they need to make holes for electric, HVAC, plumbing, or other modifications to a home.

We have recently found many opportunities for small drywall repairs that fit our schedule and the homeowners' budget nicely. These typically take one to two days to complete depending on the size of the repair and how far we take the finishing - we can leave it ready for you to paint, or complete the room by painting the walls, ceiling and trim when the repair is finished.

The lowest price is most likely not in your best interest. If one estimate is drastically lower than the rest, the contractor likely has underbid the project. In those cases, everyone loses - the homeowner often has a poor result to deal with, the contractor will struggle to make a profit/stay in business, and reputable contactors either miss an opportunity to serve someone with quality the first time, or need to come in and correct the mistakes made by previous contractors.

What details are important to me, and which contractor will meet or exceed those goals? What is my budget - what are the most important parts of this project that we need done first? Does this contractor have experience and confidence in taking on my project?