Scale the Hire to the Actual Job
Interior and exterior painting, small touch-ups, and full house or office repainting all fall under the same category, but the time, cost and skill involved are very different between them. A small touch-up is a few hours of work; a full exterior repaint on a multi-story house is a multi-day project requiring proper scaffolding or ladder work and weather planning. Be clear about the scale of your job before you start comparing candidates.
Interior vs Exterior Work
Interior painting is generally more forgiving and faster to complete. Exterior work depends on weather, requires more preparation (scraping, priming, weatherproofing in some cases), and carries more physical risk if height is involved. If your job is exterior, specifically ask about a candidate's experience with exterior prep work and safety practices, not just painting itself.
What to Ask Before You Commit
For anything beyond a small touch-up, ask how they handle surface preparation, since a rushed paint job over an unprepared surface looks fine for a few weeks and then fails visibly. Ask about their approach to protecting floors, furniture and fixtures during the job, and whether the quoted price includes materials or labour only.
Verification
Every painter we place clears the same background check as any household hire: CNIC checked against NADRA records, a Police Character Certificate from their own local police station, and previous clients contacted directly to confirm both the quality of finished work and general reliability, particularly important for multi-day jobs where the painter has ongoing access to your home.
Getting Started
Tell us the scope, a small touch-up or a full repaint, interior or exterior, and we will match you with a painter whose experience fits. Verified candidates are typically available within 24 to 48 hours, with a one-time placement fee and a 6-month replacement guarantee.