High-Quality Paint
Mile High Coatings only uses top-grade 100% acrylic paint. We prefer to use the Green Seal products from KWAL Paint, but will also use other high-quality paints from Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin-Moore. If you have a preference, please let us know!
When measuring the quality of a 100% acrylic paint, the higher percentage of solids indicates a higher quality of paint. Don’t be fooled by low-quality, 100% acrylic paint!
The Process
After the preparation is complete, we will carefully mask or cover all appropriate items (typically anything that we don’t want to get paint on). These include, but are not limited to windows, brick, and railings. We will use drop cloths for areas on the ground to protect decks, concrete, and landscaping.
Once the area is masked, we will spray the body and brush the trim. Methods may vary from home to home. In some cases and only in a few places, it makes sense to spray the trim. This method should only be done by professionals.
Mile High Coatings can offer a back-rolling coat over the first coat. This method will further increase the quality of the finish, help the paint job to last longer, and provide the best overall quality job.
We do occasionally brush and roll homes, but please be aware that the cost-benefit of this application is typically not favorable to spraying.
Commitment to Customer Satisfaction
The commitment to quality and customer satisfaction is what Mile High Coatings are the principles upon which we are building our reputation. Feedback is always appreciated and welcomed.
Warranties
Mile High Coatings offers a premium 5 Year Warranty on paint and labor and our Ultra 7 Year Warranty. This is practically unheard of in the painting industry! We are very confident in our work and recognize that if new paint is going to fail, it will typically do so within a year. You should expect to get 9-12 years life out of a paint job. The life is dependent on exposure to weather, the quality and color of the paint, and especially the quality of the preparation. Darker colors will tend to fade and chalk within a shorter time period than a light color. Ask your estimator for more information!
