This I learned from the competition in Atlanta - the advantage of being the first offer in hand with excellent terms.Meanwhile, I had about a week before closing to perfect my budget and timeline while walking hordes of contractors through the house - bless my agent's heart - plumbers, electricians, roofers, painters, HVAC installers... at one point there were so many contractor vans and trucks that we stopped up the street.

I signed up for Habitat for Humanity to try to meet some, but that's not as simple as it sounds--you may spend a full day with just painters, or sweeping the hall.  

(Unlike those great projects like the Big Dig in Boston, which had permits out the ears, and was inspected a million times, and still turned out to be crap work.)I think of Georgia as a relatively free state, but then I think that about Arizona, too and found out recently that you need a license there to be a painter.

Yeah, I work with Drew Painter, Kris Whitley, and Rus Horton at First Community.

Hi BP Tulsa Members,We are looking for reliable and reasonably priced painters for exterior jobs. 

Such as getting your painter started painting trim and doors in the garage while the drywall is being finished.

I am wondering if you can recommend any interior painters in southeast Denver/Aurora/Centennial?

Are you looking for one contractor to do all the work or a painter to paint 100units, a tile guy for 100 units, etc.?

You can hire painters for $155 to $175 per day. 

Paying a painter hourly is risky.