Classic Shades Painting

read moreThere are several key things to look for when choosing a painting contractor. At the very least, check to see if they are licensed, insured, experienced and capable of completing work. Look for reputable companies with local references. Yes, we have neen licenced since 1985. Our state contractor license number is 582929. You can see that our license is current by going to the state contractor's board website at http://www.cslb.ca.gov. You will also see there that we are bonded and insured. In business since 1985 and operated by a career painter, Classic Shades Painting has an established track record of consistently delivering what's needed and wanted on a paining job (Needed with regards to painting process requirements on a particular job and Wanted as far as customer experience is concerned.)

read moreIn business for over 25 years, Classic Shades Painting Co is one of the leading painting contractors in the San Francisco Bay Area. Licensed and fully insured, we are totally dedicated to providing high quality interior house painting with friendly and reliable service. Customer care and satisfaction is at the very core of our business philosophy. We start promptly, and stay on the job until it is finished. Our painters don't quit until the customer is satisfied. We leave the home spotless. Our aim is to earn customers for life.

read moreAs a painting contractor, the most common question I hear from clients is: "What color should I choose?" This is a very good question indeed! After all, it is a decision that they will have to live with for a very long time. It is generally understood that color combinations which appear pleasing are made up of colors considered to be in harmony or agree with each other. Colors that do not agree with each other or that clash are not in harmony. Some color will already be established for you by things such as the color of your roof, shrubbery and the color of buildings next door.

read moreThe Color Computer is an easy to use tool that can help you visualize color harmonies and results of various color mixes. There are a few Color Computers on the market developed by the different manufacturers. The one I use is by M. Grumbacher, Inc. This is simply a cardboard disk with twelve colors of the standard color wheel printed on either side. Two additional cardboard disks, with window cut outs in them, are attached to both sides of the original disk so as to sandwich the original disk in the middle.