Get an estimate

Get an estimate

Plan your project. Reserve a walkthrough.

About a minute, no pressure. Every request goes straight to the owner.

Project planner

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Where's the project?

Start with the address so we can plan the visit and the prep.

What kind of property?
What needs doing?

Pick everything that applies.

When are you hoping to start?
Will furniture need to be moved?

Helps us plan protection and time on site.

When are you usually available?

Choose all that work for you.

Reserve your on-site walkthrough.

We come out, look at the surfaces with you, and leave you with a written scope. Pick a day and a window — we confirm by text.

Pick a day

Pick a window

Where should we confirm?

Your details go straight to the owner — no call center.

Walkthrough requested.

We'll text you shortly to confirm the day and window.

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No spam, no pressure. About a minute, and you can change anything on the walkthrough.

What happens next

From tap to written scope.

  1. 01

    You plan it

    About a minute. Address first, then the details that let us plan the visit.

  2. 02

    We text to confirm

    The owner confirms your walkthrough day and window personally.

  3. 03

    Walkthrough on site

    We look at every surface with you and talk colors, prep and timing.

  4. 04

    Written scope

    An itemized estimate with what is included, what is not, and next steps.

Prefer to message? DM @prodigypaints or use the contact page.

FAQ

Estimate questions.

How the walkthrough and written scope work.

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How do I get an estimate?

Use the project planner — it takes about a minute and ends with you picking a day and time window for an on-site walkthrough. We confirm by text, look at the surfaces with you, and send a written scope. You can also message @prodigypaints on Instagram.

Is the walkthrough free?

Yes. The walkthrough and the written scope that follows are free and carry no obligation.

What happens at the walkthrough?

We measure, look closely at the surfaces, note repairs, talk through colors and sheens, and confirm access and scheduling. You get a written estimate afterwards that separates what is included from what is not.

What does the estimate include?

Scope and surfaces, preparation and repairs, materials, the number of coats, timing assumptions and payment terms. If something is excluded, it is listed as excluded so there are no surprises.

How long is the estimate valid?

The estimate states its own validity period. Material prices move, so if a few months pass we simply refresh the numbers.

Can I get a quote from photos?

Photos help us plan, and for small jobs we can give a range. For a firm number on a whole home or exterior we need to see the surfaces in person.