FAQ

Pacific Coat Painting serves the entire Portland metro area and SW Washington including the following: West Linn, Lake Oswego, Southwest Washington, Gresham, Troutdale, Tigard, Beaverton, Hillsboro, Clackamas, Oregon City, Vancouver, Wilsonville, Tualatin, Gladstone and Cedar Hills

Pacific Coat Painting will always provide the client with a detailed, written estimate, completely free of charge.

Pacific Coat Painting is here to help with both your interior and exterior painting needs.

Pacific Coat Painting serves both residential and commercial clients.

Pacific Coat understands how important getting the color just right is. Therefore, we aim to make sure you are completely pleased with the final color. If the colors are being kept the same, we will take a sampling for color matching.

If a color change is part of your painting dream, we will bring out a color wheel and help you select colors. We also recommend you start with the Color Visualizer.

Pacific Coat Painting is licensed and bonded (CCB# 183531 (OR) PACIFIC957M3 (WA)) and Insured to $1,000,000.

Pacific Coat Painting is in good standing with no complaints. Our customers satisfaction is extremely high, as evident with our long referral list.

Pacific Coat Painting has access to paints from all major paint manufacturers and always leaves the selection of the paint brand up to the client. Pacific Coat recommends Sherwin Williams or another premium paint manufacturer to those looking to maximize the lifetime on their paint investment.

Pacific Coat Painting is highly competitive in pricing and delivers an exceptional value.

Pacific Coat Painting employees are certified in safe lead paint removal and disposal. We have extensive experience with historic homes. Ask a specialist for more information.

Pacific Coat Painting is one of a small handful of companies who offer brush and rolled paint applications at an affordable price. Pacific Coat agrees that brush application does apply a thicker coat to the application surface. This extra paint takes longer to wear and is more effective in protecting your home. Brush application also aids in forcing paint into the crack and porous areas of your wood siding. A common middle ground application method would be a spray application followed by a back brush application.

Information about service and products is available at the services section of this site.

Information about service and products is available at the services section of this site.

Paints and finishes release low-level toxic emissions into the air for years after application. The source of these toxins is a variety of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which, until recently, were essential to the performance of the paint.