Ceiling Estimates

Whenever you are in the process of having your ceiling cleaned or painted, it is important to have ceiling estimates done. You should always strive to find a company that is happy to provide free ceiling estimates. Whether you are in need of painting services for your business or factory, be sure to get the most accurate estimate possible, free of charge. You may apply for an estimate via online form, email or via phone with Ceiling Painting USA.

Ceiling Estimates - Information You'll Need to Have

In order to complete a successful ceiling estimate, you'll need to enter several pieces of key information if you choose to submit a request online. All you should need to enter in is your name, address and description of the work you'd like done. You should also provide the surface measurements as well as your most desired start and finish dates so the most accurate estimate possible can be given to you. When you are ready fill out the estimate form below:

Your Information
Company:
Name:
Email Address:
Phone Number:
Address:
City:
State:
Zip Code:
How did you hear about us?: (Name of referral, search engine, web site, etc.)
Project Information
Description of work:
Measurements: (length, width, and height) or total square feet)
Timing desired start-finish dates, scheduling constraints, etc.
Comments or Questions

Ceiling Estimates - What You Can Expect After You Submit a Request

You should never have to worry about any of your information being made public because it should always be kept strictly confidential. Once your request has been submitted, you should expect a reply within the next 24 hours. You should also keep in mind that even if you receive a free estimate, you will be under no obligation to purchase any services. You can contact Ceiling Painting USA at the number listed above to inquire about a free estimate in your area.

Ceiling Estimates - Service Quality You Can Count On

Once you've begun the ceiling estimate process, you can hopefully expect affordable prices for commercial, residential or industrial painting and sandblasting. Whatever type of ceiling you need painted, each job will be handled with the utmost preparation and professionalism. The process of ceiling painting is not complicated, but it does require several steps including preparing the room so that all furniture is removed and placing a canvas or plastic drop cloth along the floor. All ceiling fixtures and decorative wall pieces must also be removed.

A quality ceiling paint job will also entail preparing the surface so it is clean and free of any surface dirt or cobwebs. Patching must also occur if there appears to be any water or cigarette smoke stains, so that no peeling happens once the paint job is complete. This may entail some minor sandblasting so that a smooth surface is the end result. Once the surface is appropriately patched and sanded, a primer or stain blocker will be applied so that the paint adheres better. After that is complete, the paint should be ready to go on.

Ceiling cleanings are just as important as ceiling painting jobs. Usually a ceiling cleaning will involve airblasting the ceiling in question and then vacuuming it. Vacuuming the ceiling is ideal for removing dirt and dust around light fixtures and vents. An oily and dirty ceiling in a kitchen, for instance, may need to be mopped or pre-treated before it can be airblasted and vacuumed. It's important to be aware of these processes so that you know what to expect when you look for ceiling estimates.

Ceiling estimates are not difficult, and most quality businesses will offer them free of charge. There are several factors to keep in mind, however, if you are looking to have an estimate done or have already had one done and are deciding on the right paint contractor for your needs.

Ceiling Painting Estimates - Extraneous Details

Oftentimes, the removal of heavy furniture is not included in a paint contractor's estimate. This may not affect the total cost if you are just having your ceiling done, but you should always check to see if there is an extra charge. If you feel that you don't want to hire someone to move the heavy objects and are unable to do it yourself, always ask. When you're comparing ceiling estimates, the right time to ask questions is before you have hired anyone.

In addition to furniture, certain architectural details can add to the cost of a ceiling estimate. If wainscoting, crown molding or other details surround your ceiling, the price is likely to go up. If your walls are taller than eight feet, which is the standard height of most ceilings, it could affect the price as well. Exactly how much the cost could go up will be hard to tell until the ceiling estimate is complete, but extra labor for the painters almost always means increased costs.