5 places to find a professional house painter

If you want to increase the value or improve the look of your home, it may be time to consider hiring a professional painter. Of course, you can paint your home yourself, but you won't be able to produce the same level of high-quality results that a professional painter can produce. Professional painters literally paint for a living, so when you hire a professional, you can be sure you're getting quality work.

You know you should hire a professional to paint your house, but where can you find one in your city?

1. Search engines

The Internet has made it easy to search for any product or service, like typing a keyword into a search engine. Go to your favorite search engine, type "your city + painter" ("Cleveland painter" for example) in the search box and click search. You need to get a list of professional painters who are serious enough about their business to get a website. You should be able to find their contact information on their website. Call them and ask them to come to your home for a quote.

2. Painting workshops

Paint shops are a great place to find professional painters, but most people never think of looking into paint shops! Start a normal conversation with a few people at your local paint store and I am sure you will find at least one professional painter. Since you were nice to the painter, you can even get a discount!

3. Brochures

Brochures are a wonderful way for any service provider to advertise their services locally. Be on the lookout for flyers hanging from telephone poles or walls. Also, be sure to check your mail before putting it in the "junk" pile. You can see a painter advertising his services with direct mail brochures.

4. References

Chances are someone you know has hired a professional painter. Ask your family, friends and colleagues to recommend a painter. I doubt they will recommend a Schilder Landgraaf who is not doing a good job.


5. Paint binders

There are directories in almost every industry, including the paint industry. When looking for a painter, refer to industry-specific catalogs for ratings and opinions. Most libraries are local, so you don't have to filter through many contractors who live far from you.