Frequently Asked Questions

No. Bill Sizemore Painting collects nothing before the work starts. You pay once the job is done and you are happy with it. For context, Oregon law caps a home improvement down payment at 1,000 dollars or 10 percent of the contract price, whichever is less, with no exception for special order materials. Bill takes none of it, so the risk stays on our side.

Yes. Estimates from Bill Sizemore Painting are free and there is no obligation after one. Call (541) 203-7000 to set one up. Because high desert homes hide problems like failed caulk, dry rot and cracked stucco, an estimate is also when those get found, which is what keeps the number from moving later in the job.

Yes. Bill Sizemore Painting holds Oregon CCB painting contractor license number 250802 and is bonded and general liability insured. You do not have to take our word for it. Search that number on the CCB website at oregon.gov/ccb, which shows the license status, the classification and any complaint history for any contractor in Oregon.

Bill Sizemore Painting uses its own crew, not subcontractors. Bill Sizemore Painting does not sub work out, and Bill is on site while the work happens. That matters because with subcontracted crews the person who bids the job is often not the person who paints it, and quality drifts between the two.

Bill Sizemore has painted homes and businesses on Central Oregon for over 50 years. Bill Sizemore Painting carries a 4.8 star rating across 25+ five star Google reviews. They are on our Google Business Profile where anyone can read them, and the reviews page on this site pulls the same ones straight from Google.

Call (541) 203-7000 and we will give you a start window with the estimate, since it depends on what is already booked. Bill Sizemore Painting works Monday through Saturday, 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and is closed Sunday. Early starts are normal on exteriors because it is cooler and the surface is not in direct sun.

It depends on the size of the home and how much repair the surfaces need, and we give you a schedule with the estimate rather than a guess on the phone. Most interior rooms, exterior repaints and cabinet projects run a few days once preparation and painting are underway. Prep is usually the longest part, not the color.

Bill Sizemore Painting is based in Redmond and works across Central Oregon, including Bend, Madras, La Pine, Prineville, Sisters, Culver and Metolius. If you are near that area and not sure whether we cover you, call (541) 203-7000 and ask.

We tell you before we cover it up. Replacing rotted wood and fascia and patching stucco cracks are part of how Bill Sizemore Painting preps an exterior, because paint over bad wood or an open crack fails early no matter how good the paint is. Anything found gets shown to you rather than painted over quietly.

We pressure wash, scrape and sand, replace rotted wood and fascia, patch stucco cracks, then caulk and prime before any finish coat goes on. The finish is sprayed and back rolled, which means the paint is worked into the surface instead of just laid on top, so coverage is even and it bonds properly.

Preparation is most of the work. Surfaces get cleaned, cracks repaired, rough areas sanded and primer applied where it is needed, and exterior jobs usually start with pressure washing. Skipping prep is the most common reason a paint job fails early, which is why Bill Sizemore Painting spends more time on it than on the color coat.

Sooner than inland homes. Salt air, cold nights and strong sun break a finish down faster in the high desert, so high desert exteriors generally need repainting every 4 to 6 years, and homes taking direct salt spray sooner than that. Good prep and a quality coating system is what stretches that interval.

Yes. Bill Sizemore Painting uses professional grade paints and materials chosen to hold up in a high desert environment. Materials alone do not save a job though. A premium paint over poor preparation still fails, which is why the prep and the product get equal attention on every Redmond job we take.

High quality acrylic latex holds up best on Central Oregon because it resists moisture, UV and intense high desert sun, and it stays flexible enough to move with the surface instead of cracking. That flexibility is what matters in the dry high desert climate, where temperature swings and cold nights are constant.

Less than most people expect. Bill Sizemore Painting works around your schedule and sequences rooms so you can keep using the house. Furniture and floors are protected before anything is opened, and the work area is cleaned up at the end of each day rather than left out overnight.

Yes, and it comes down to preparation rather than paint. Cabinet doors and drawers are degreased, sanded and primed before any finish, then sprayed or brushed for a smooth surface that reads factory made. It changes how the whole kitchen looks without the cost or the weeks of a full remodel.

Bill Sizemore Painting provides up to 10 free paint samples so you can see a color on your own wall before committing. Color changes with the light it sits in, and high desert light is bright and reflective, so a shade that looked right on a chip in the store often reads completely different once it is on the house.

It improves curb appeal and makes a home read as well maintained, which is what buyers respond to first. Neutral, current colors tend to perform best at resale. Compared with most improvements that get made before selling, painting is one of the less expensive ways to change how the whole property presents.

Skipping surface preparation, buying cheap paint, and choosing a color without seeing it in the room's own light. Each one shows up later as uneven coverage, peeling or a color nobody likes. On Central Oregon the prep mistake is the expensive one, because intense high desert sun finds every surface that was not properly sealed.

Quite a bit. Bill Sizemore Painting handles kitchen cabinets, stucco repair and smooth coat finishes, drywall repair, trim and crown molding, decks and fences, garage doors, wood restoration, texture matching, power washing and color consultation, plus commercial interiors and exteriors. If you are unsure whether something is in scope, call (541) 203-7000.