Before work begins, we review the work area and use protection measures appropriate for the scope of the job. We keep the area organized, protect nearby surfaces and belongings as needed, and complete a final cleanup when the work is finished.
Drywall repair and painting can create dust and debris. Before work begins, we use protective coverings and containment appropriate to the job to help protect nearby surfaces and belongings and reduce the spread of dust beyond the work area.
Job-site protection and cleanup matter for both small patches and larger drywall and painting projects. We protect nearby surfaces and belongings as appropriate for the work and clean the work area when finished.
We use protective coverings to help separate the work area and protect nearby surfaces before work begins.
Drop cloths and coverings protect belongings and flooring.
Dust, debris, and materials are cleared before we leave.
Let us know about any especially fragile items nearby.
Let us know about nearby rooms or belongings that need special protection.
Ask about the expected timeline for larger jobs.
Walk the finished area with us before we leave.
Proper containment and cleanup — it's not an upgrade, it's simply how the work should be done.
If you have questions or concerns about your project, please contact Strictly Painting & Drywall. Our management team is available to discuss the work and answer your questions.
We're happy to help you understand what's normal and what's not.