Yes. Kolor Pros Painting has been painting in the Round Rock area for decades.

Yes. We'll stay with the project and work until your painting is completed.

We use top quality paints from most major brands. The brand of paint we use can be influenced by many factors including customer preference, the nature of the project, and other bid specifications.

The cost of a job is usually determined by the level of thoroughness, attention to detail and quality desired. For example, it costs more to properly prepare a surface for painting than to give it the "quick once over". We would be happy to review, in detail, our calculations for your project so you can make a fair comparison with other bids.

Preparation, preparation, preparation! Extensive preparation of the surface to be painted is key to a good paint job. It also requires an extensive knowledge of different painting techniques and materials, and the skill and commitment to go with it.

Whenever a homeowner notices blistering, peeling, chalking, mold and mildew, or alligatoring, they should schedule an exterior painting consultation with our company. Peeling can begin as a result of inadequate adhesion, blistering, excessive moisture, low-grade paint, or painting over chalky, dirty, or greasy surfaces. Blistering can be caused by heat, excess moisture, thin paint, or improper preparation. During the priming process, paint is thinned out, and chemicals disintegrate, resulting in a fine powdery buildup. Mold and mildew can appear brown, green, black, or gray, and they can accumulate as a result of poor ventilation, low-quality paint, excess moisture, or improper priming. The phenomenon of alligatoring occurs when a second coat of paint is applied over a coat that has not yet dried. Alligatoring can also happen if the second paint coat is incompatible with the first coat, or if it has lost its elasticity. Call Kolor Pros for a competitive and comprehensive quote.

Homeowners generally don't like popcorn ceilings, so service providers offer popcorn ceiling removal as a way to raise the value of their properties. Rather than removing the popcorn texture from your ceiling, consider painting, beaming, tiling, or coffered finishes instead. If homeowners paint their ceilings in the same colors as their walls, they can make the transition between the two seamless or they can create a visual difference by utilizing different colors. The finish of the ceiling should be metallic or lacquered. Featuring wooden or faux-wood beams, beamed ceilings provide a warm, rustic atmosphere. You can construct a tiled ceiling from wood, Styrofoam, or tin, and acoustic tiles can keep your ceiling's sound-deadening properties. A coffered ceiling can be either thick or thin, depending on the thickness of the beams, which are arranged in a grid pattern. It is possible to have the same color beams and panels, or the beams and panels can be different colors.

The work area must be free of all small breakable items, pictures, and personal items including tooth brushes and clothes. If you will need to move furniture during painting, unload china cabinets and book shelves. Prepare the area for painting by removing built-in cabinetry and shelving. Buy samples of about 3 or 4 colors and paint a small area next to the floor or counter tops in each. If you want to paint the entire room, apply two coats of each sample. You can do this to get an inkling of the paint-to-surface color cohesion. The color swatch is printed off of a printing press, and doesn't represent actual paint, so it's important to see a sample of the real thing. When painting, take steps to keep children and animals away from the work area.