A home ready for the holidays.
This winter we focus on interiors: rooms, trim, doors, cabinets, and small repairs.
Indoor work and small repairs.
We focus on indoor work while it’s cold. Epoxy floors wait for warmer weather.
Interior painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors, with an even finish.
Touch-ups and drywall
Scuffs, small drywall holes, and chipped trim. Small repairs.
Cabinets and doors
Winter is a good time to paint kitchen cabinets or doors.
Basements
Basements: small jobs only. Octavio will tell you at the visit whether your project fits.
From a text to a date.
Photos or the form
Text us 2 or 3 photos, or fill out the form.
Range and visit
Before the visit we give you a rough range. Then Octavio sees the work and you get the exact quote in writing.
Deposit and date
The deposit is 50% before we schedule. On work days you don’t need to be home: a key or a door code is fine. Please be there for the visit and the final walkthrough.
We help with color approval.
If you’re changing exterior colors, the Design Review Committee must approve them in writing before work starts. Repainting with the same approved colors doesn’t need that approval. Interior painting usually doesn’t either; confirm on the HOA site.
We prepare the colors, physical chips, and drawings the HOA asks for. You, as the owner, submit and sign the application. We don’t paint a color change without written approval.
If your home is in a sub-association, you may need both approvals. Rules and deadlines can change: always check the current Daybreak Design Review page. A complete application is usually due at least a week in advance.
Where we work
We work in South Jordan, including Daybreak, plus Riverton, Herriman, West Jordan, Draper, Sandy and Bluffdale.
- South Jordan
- Daybreak
- Riverton
- Herriman
- West Jordan
- Draper
- Sandy
- Bluffdale