Profinish Coatings.

Profinish Coatings holds an Idaho contractor registration under the legal name Profinish Coating Solutions LLC, filed as a general contractor. The work it advertises is residential painting. That means repaints on existing homes, painting on new builds, custom finish work and refinishing kitchen and bath cabinets. That range covers both an older Post Falls house that needs fresh exterior color and a new home waiting on interior paint before move-in. A small, owner-run crew suits homeowners who want to deal with one person from estimate to final walkthrough, and builders who need painting and custom finishes coordinated on a residential job. It fits houses and cabinets. It isn't set up for large commercial or infrastructure painting, which sits outside the residential and custom-finish work it lists. Before a painter starts, pin down the scope in writing. Ask which rooms or elevations are included, whether trim, doors and ceilings are part of it, and how many coats are planned. For cabinets, ask whether doors come off site and how hardware is handled. Ask how surfaces get protected, what cleanup looks like each day and at the end, and how added work gets priced if you change colors or rooms midway. Finally, ask what the painter stands behind after the job, such as peeling or touch-ups, and for how long.