We paint homes and businesses throughout Salt Lake, Utah and Summit counties, including Salt Lake City, Sandy, Draper, South Jordan, Riverton, Herriman, Lehi, Provo and Park City. If you're nearby and not sure we cover your area, give us a call.
Yes. Amundson Painting Co. is a licensed and insured painting contractor in Utah. We carry general liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage on every job.
It depends on the size of the space, the number of colors, the condition of the surfaces, how much prep and repair is needed and the paint line you choose. Your estimate spells all of that out. The lowest bid often skips prep, and prep is what decides how long the paint lasts.
A single room usually takes a day or two. A full interior or an exterior repaint can run from several days to a couple of weeks, depending on size, prep and weather. You'll get a timeline with your estimate, and we'll keep you posted if anything changes.
Prep depends on the surfaces, but it's a big part of how we work. It can include cleaning, sanding, filling, caulking, masking, protecting floors and fixtures, priming and minor repairs. Your estimate lists the prep for your project.
Usually not. Most clients stay home while we work. Our crew covers floors and fixtures and can help move larger furniture. We'll ask you to put away small items and decor, and if we're spraying or using specialty coatings, we'll tell you ahead of time which rooms to avoid.
We believe craftsmanship still matters. That means real prep, the right products, clean job sites and clear communication from the estimate to the final walkthrough. Our name goes on every job, so we don't cut corners on any of them.
We handle interior and exterior painting, cabinet finishing, trim and millwork, remodel painting, new construction painting, commercial painting, and staining and specialty finishes.
We use professional-grade coatings from Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore. We choose the product line based on the surface, the environment, the finish you want and how long it needs to last, not on what's cheapest.
Yes. We'll walk you through product lines, sheens and how each one holds up, so you can pick what fits the space and your budget. If you want help narrowing down colors, we're happy to give an honest opinion.
Late spring through early fall is usually best. Most exterior paints need dry weather and temperatures above about 35 to 50 degrees while they cure, depending on the product. We watch the forecast and schedule around cold nights, afternoon storms and peak summer heat.
Utah is hard on paint. High-altitude sun, dry air and freeze-thaw winters all wear down a finish, and south and west walls fade first. With proper prep and a quality coating, an exterior often lasts 7 to 10 years, and much longer than a rushed job.
Yes. Doors and boxes are cleaned, degreased, sanded and primed before the finish coats go on. That prep is what gives you a smooth, hard-wearing finish, and it costs a fraction of new cabinets.
Yes. We work with custom and production builders on new construction and remodels. We schedule around your timeline, coordinate with your other trades and get it right the first time, so your punch list stays short.
Yes. We paint offices, retail spaces and other commercial properties. We put together a clear scope and plan the schedule with you to keep disruption to your business as low as possible.
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