Do painters in Atlanta provide a warranty, and for how long usually?

The short answer is: some do, some do not, and the ones that do often make it hard to use. Here is what you need to know about painter warranties in Atlanta so you can protect yourself.

Most painting companies offer some form of warranty, but the details vary widely. Some offer one year. Others offer two. A few offer five or more. The number matters, but what matters even more is whether the warranty is written or verbal.

A verbal warranty is not a warranty. It is a promise with no paper trail. If your paint starts peeling 18 months later and you call the company, a verbal warranty gives you no leverage. They can say they never promised that, and you have no proof otherwise.

OVO Painting provides a written warranty on every project, interior and exterior. For interior projects, the warranty period is 5 to 10 years depending on the products chosen. For exterior projects, it is also 5 to 10 years based on the products chosen. You receive your warranty documentation at your final walkthrough, so you have it in hand before the crew leaves.

Why does the warranty length depend on the products? Because premium paints like Sherwin-Williams Duration and Benjamin Moore hold up longer than builder-grade products. When you choose higher-quality coatings, the finish lasts longer and OVO can back it for a longer period. Your estimator will walk you through the options so you understand exactly what you are getting and for how long.

Here is what to ask any painter before you hire them. First, is the warranty written or verbal? Second, what does it cover: peeling, cracking, blistering, fading? Third, what voids the warranty? Fourth, how do you file a claim if something goes wrong? A company that cannot answer these questions clearly is not a company you want on your property.

OVO Painting has completed 250+ projects across Atlanta and holds a 5.0-star Google rating across 130+ 5-star reviews. The warranty is one reason homeowners trust OVO with their homes, but the bigger reason is the prep work and materials that make warranty claims rare in the first place.

Call (404) 630-2720 or fill out the form above for your free estimate.