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Swanson Painting

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painter in Los Angeles, California

5.0/ 5.0(17 reviews)
Rating
5.0 / 5.0 from 17 reviews
Open
7 days a week
Service area
Los Angeles

Custom painting contractor in Los Angeles

About

Swanson Painting offers custom painting for residential and commercial projects in Los Angeles. Owner Victor Swanson oversees each job from start to finish. The business uses Dunn-Edwards paint and offers faux finishes. Swanson Painting provides free custom estimates at your location and operates 7 days a week. The company is rated 5.0 out of 5 from 17 reviews on Google.

When taking on a job, Swanson Painting focuses on completion without juggling multiple assignments. The business emphasizes honest practices and does not charge hidden fees. Call (818) 339-0675 to schedule your free consultation.

Services

  • Custom painting
  • Residential painting
  • Commercial painting
  • Faux finishes
  • Free estimates

Service Area

Serving Los Angeles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What hours is Swanson Painting open?

Swanson Painting is open 7 days a week, Monday through Sunday, from 7 AM to 6 PM.

Does Swanson Painting offer free estimates?

Yes. Swanson Painting provides custom, free estimates. The team comes to your location to make an estimate based on your space and design ideas.

What paint brand does Swanson Painting use?

Swanson Painting uses Dunn-Edwards paint for lasting, superior results.

How can I contact Swanson Painting to schedule a consultation?

Call (818) 339-0675 or email vswanson007@yahoo.com to set up your free consultation.

Hiring a Painter in Los Angeles, California

In California, painters typically hold a C-33 (Painting and Decorating Contractor) license from the Contractors State License Board (CSLB). Before hiring a painter, verify their license using the CSLB online license checker at cslb.ca.gov. You can search by license number, business name, or owner name to confirm their status and check for any complaints.

Painting work in Los Angeles may require a building permit depending on the scope of the project. The local building code, enforced by the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety, determines whether a permit is needed. Check with your local building department before starting work to understand the requirements for your specific project.

When selecting a painter, ask whether they hold a current C-33 license, request references from recent jobs, and clarify what is included in their estimate and contract. Confirm whether permits will be obtained and who is responsible for them. A detailed written contract protects both you and the contractor.

What license type should a painter have in California?

Painters in California are classified as C-33 (Painting and Decorating Contractor) contractors under the CSLB. [1]

How do I verify a painter's California license?

Visit the CSLB online license checker at cslb.ca.gov/OnlineServices/CheckLicenseII/CheckLicense.aspx. You can search by the contractor's license number, business name, or owner's name to verify their license status and view any complaint disclosures. [4]

Do I need a building permit for a painting project in Los Angeles?

Building permit requirements vary by project scope and location. According to the California Building Standards Code, the local building department must approve work before it begins. Contact the Los Angeles Department of Building and Safety or your city/county building department to confirm what your project requires. [3, 5]

What should I ask a painter before hiring?

Ask whether they hold a current C-33 license, request references from recent projects, get a detailed written estimate, clarify what is covered in the contract, and confirm who is responsible for obtaining required building permits. [2]

Contact Information

Business Hours

Monday7 AM – 6 PM
Tuesday7 AM – 6 PM
Wednesday7 AM – 6 PM
Thursday7 AM – 6 PM
Friday7 AM – 6 PM
Saturday7 AM – 6 PM
Sunday7 AM – 6 PM

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