Frequently Asked Questions

We are committed to using eco-friendly and non-toxic paints, ensuring the safety of your family and pets. Additionally, we take the time to properly prepare areas and surfaces before painting, ensuring a long-lasting finish and a perfect painting experience.

Yes, Recovered Paint and Restoration offers free, no-obligation on-site estimates. We only ask that you the customer or a trusted representative are on site to answer any specific questions.

Our quotes include all of our materials, labor, protection of your floors and furniture, and cleanup. Depending on the conditions, we may also require a fee to remove furniture and pre-clean.

Yes, our painters, staff, and subcontractors are all required to be covered under General Liability and Workers’ Compensation Insurances.

Yes, we offer color consultation services to help you choose the perfect color for your space. Our experienced team will work with you to find the right shade and finish to fit your style and budget.

The length of a project depends on the size and scope of the work. We always provide a timeline for completion before starting any work and strive to complete projects as efficiently as possible.

You should typically restain your deck every 2 to 3 years. Because of the high humidity, intense UV rays, and frequent rainfall in the South, wood is prone to moisture absorption and fungal growth. Maintaining this schedule prevents the wood from rotting or warping under the stress of the piedmont climate.

We use current market production rates to calculate our professional interior painting. This usually ranges from $2.00 to $6.00 per square foot, and depends on the scope of each project. For instance, a whole-home interior (2,000+ sq ft) typically ranges anywhere from $3,800 to $11,000.

Pressure washing uses high-force water to blast grime off hard surfaces like concrete, while soft washing uses low pressure and specialized chemicals to safely clean areas like siding and roofs.

This is a huge concern in Charlotte. We offer everything from light carpentry "wood rot repair" to a complete replacement as an add-on because painting over rotted wood is a recipe for failure.

Yes, as long as the temperature is above 35°F–40°F (depending on the specific paint/stain product) and the surface is dry. Many caulks and liquids require consistent temperatures in order to cure.

Yes, we offer a 2-year workmanship warranty as per the industry standard in North Carolina. This warranty covers any defects not caused by accident or abuse, normal wear and tear, temperature changes, settlement or moisture, i.e., nail pops or cracks caused by expansion and/or contraction.