Our warranty is backed by over 50 uninterrupted years of service to Dane County and surrounding areas. Our warranty covers labor and materials for a period of three years. If a coating failure appears, we will supply labor and materials to correct the condition without cost.
Full Warranty details and exclusions will be provided when you receive your written estimate.
Our 50 years of experience have bred the skill and confidence that allows us to provide the highest level of customer service.
Unless our customers are satisfied, our business cannot grow. You have our word that we will be attentive to every detail to ensure you get the expected results.
Interior Painting
Exterior Painting
Drywall Repair
Wallpapering
Window Glazing
Pressure Washing
Deck Staining and Painting
Aluminum and Vinyl Siding Painting
Extra clean work areas
No-Odor Paint Upon Request
100% Guaranteed Satisfaction
We cannot stress the importance of hiring insured contractors enough. The risk of injury in construction and renovation work is much higher than in the rest of the service-based industry. Risk exposure doesn't stop at personal injury, either. It extends to property damage as well.
There are two principal kinds of insurance policies that the contractor you're considering hiring should have in place:
General liability covers the contractor in case of any damage to property or a person while carrying out their contract. This is similar to the liability portion of your automobile insurance—these range in value. A generally accepted "good" amount is $2 million or higher.
Worker's Comp covers the contractor's employees if one of them sustains an injury while on the job. We live in a developed country with many systems to ensure that no person is left in a financially precarious position after being injured at work. Should trade workers find themselves unable to work for some time after being injured on the job, they can receive Worker's Compensation money to help them until they can return to work.
Given the costs associated with insurance, many contractors don't bother purchasing Liability or Worker's Compensation coverage. The common reasons for this are a lack of understanding of the construction business and its insurance requirements. More frequently, it's the desire to want to be more competitive by reducing costs. Worker's Compensation insurance can run into thousands of dollars depending on the size of the contractor's operations.
If your property was damaged or someone on your property was injured due to work being done, you may get left footing the bill. If one of the contractor's employees was injured while working on your job, you might be left footing their expenses while they cannot work! This can end up being very expensive. When you consider the financial risks as a customer, it isn't worth hiring a contractor who is 10-15% cheaper if it means you could be left on the hook for thousands of dollars of bills if something goes wrong.
What to ask for:
Ask the contractor you're considering for a Certificate of Insurance. This will tell you what types and limits each contractor has. These are easy to provide. The contractor needs to call their insurance agent, and they can mail or email you a copy without delay.
We’d love to hear from you! Call our professional staff at (608) 221-2033.
Phone Number: (608) 221-2033
Fax Number: (608) 221-1934
Email: thriftpainting@tds.net
1220 Femrite Dr. Suite 203 Monona, Wisconsin 53716
Angie's List Super Service Award Winner Certified Lead-Safe Renovator