Day 79- All of the painting began on the walls, doors, baseboards, and shelves.
Day 80- During today's visit hubby saw the painters inside, and asked them if they do any side jobs for extra cash on their off days. Much to our surprise they said all the time and said they would do our job fora little less than $700. I was ready to go ahead and just cancel the following estimate, but hubby suggested we still follow through with the final estimate. As we were leaving we ran into our PM, and he informed us that the tile work on our tubs should be happening this Friday, someone would be coming out to do some preliminary cleaning, and that the missing cabinet was on back order- but should be in soon.
Day 81- We went by to get our final paint estimate and the painters were in there adding glossy paint to all of the "wet" areas and baseboards. Of course hubby mentioned something about the back fence that I didn't see while we were there, so I just had to go back to see it later that evening. When we got there that evening, we immediately noticed that they set up plastic over the exterior to all windows and the back door. To me that means they are getting ready to paint all of the siding. Woohoo!!! The back fence did go up and they added some dirt in the back to level out the land some more.
Hmmm that's an interesting way to do the painting. Why wouldn't they paint before the cabinets go in? I have no idea what our crews will do, but they seem to all use spray guns
ReplyDeleteI was wondering the same thing. To me it seems a lot easier to paint before the cabinets and all went in.
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