Opticks Painting

Serves Delray Beach, FL

35244

Hired 56 times

1 employee

8 years in business

Free on-site estimate

5.0

This pro accepts payments via Cash, Check, PayPal, Venmo, and Zelle.

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Robert D'amico
Completed on 4/29/2021

Introduction

*I'd love to help you with your project and I guarantee you'll be pleased with the process and the results. But please do not contact me via the "direct lead" system on this platform if you are not serious about getting the project done or if you are putting out "direct leads" to more than 1 other contractor. Thumbtack is a seriously flawed platform for contractors, especially painters, as we are automatically charged if we receive a lead, whether it's serious, not serious or sometimes, not real. I suggest calling me directly to avoid their involvement. Thanks! Painting is a trade that creates instant results and it's very gratifying to leave a job knowing you've made a small part of the world just a little bit better and brighter. As a recent transplant to South Florida from Brooklyn,NY, I'm looking forward to bringing my workmanship and customer service right along with me. Please call me anytime to discuss, but only if you're serious about getting work done, as Thumbtack charges us every time a customer makes contact.** 30+ years of custom interior painting and outstanding customer service.

Q&A

What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?

*I think every prospective Thumbtack customer should know that we get charged a fee for every communication with a potential customer. That's fine, but please know that we get charged to give you that price for free. The most important variables that effect the price of a paint job are: 1- What color and finish are the walls/ceilings now and what color and finish would you like them to be? 2- Condition of the walls/ceilings/trim? 3- Is there furniture or will the area be empty? Once those questions are answered, then a more detailed in-person estimate can take place. Also, “touch-ups” never match, unless you’re touching up something that was very recently painted. If you want it done correctly, don’t ask for “touch-ups”. Plus, busy/good painters couldn’t be bothered and you’ll end up with the bottom of the barrel!

What is your typical process for working with a new customer?

Basically, I usually ask a few questions to get started and make an appointment to go and see the job in person to give a more accurate quote.

What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?

I've been a painter for 32 years and have extensive experience in all areas of the trade.