Frequently Asked Questions

Does Rite Painting require a deposit to start a project?

Yes, we require a 10% deposit for any project over $1000.00 dollars. This deposit holds a spot on our calendar and creates a level of commitment on the home owner’s part.

Why do I have to sign a contract?

We put a contract in place to protect the home owner’s interests as well as our company’s.

What are Rite Painting’s terms?

Payment of any unpaid balance of the contract price, together with increases or decreases in the contract price due to modifications of the work, is due from the customer to Rite Painting within 5 days after Rite Painting’s request for final payment has been submitted to the customer.

What is Rite Painting’s warranty?

Rite Painting agrees to stand behind all workmanship performed on site. In addition, the company agrees to fix any peeling, blistering, or cracks for a period of three years. Any items on the building that have excessive previously existing damage (cracks, blistering beyond repair, etc.) will not be a part of the warrantee. All non-warrantee items will be identified and itemized in pre-painting inspection. These would be considered on-going maintenance items and should be addressed by the home owner.

Is Rite Painting licensed, bonded, and insured?

Yes. Licensed, Bonded, and Insured: License #RITEP**936RM