Who we helpA scope that fits your property
Association work needs a scope that accounts for residents, approved colors, access and surfaces that see frequent use.
How to organize the work
Association projects should begin with the approved palette, property rules and a map of the affected spaces. Unit interiors, common-area walls and exteriors may involve different approvals and protection needs. A documented scope helps a board or manager compare repair, prep and paint—not just price.
Common projects
- Unit and common-area repainting
- Texture and paint repairs
- Color matching and phased scopes
Details to include
- Written color, insurance, access and work-hour requirements
- Resident notices or areas that must remain open
- Sample approval, phasing and change-order decision process
A useful first step
Bring approved color standards and property rules to the first conversation.
Explore related work
Tell us what needs attention.
Share the surface, the location and what you would like to change. Photos are a helpful place to start.