OVO Painting
OUR GUARANTEE

The OVO Painting Warranty

A confident painter puts the guarantee on paper. Every OVO project leaves with a written 5–10 year warranty backed directly by us — not routed through a manufacturer or an outside claims company. It covers the failures that actually matter, and if covered paint fails inside that window, we come back and make it right with nothing charged to you. This page lays out exactly what's covered, why our prep earns it, and how a claim works.

COVERAGE DETAILS

What Our Warranty Covers

Your written warranty protects the finish against the failures that signal a paint job wasn't done right — the things you should never have to live with inside the warranty term:

  • Peeling and flaking
  • Chipping
  • Adhesion loss (separating from surface)
  • Cracking
  • Color fading beyond normal wear

If a covered issue appears within your warranty period, we return, correct the cause, and refinish the area — at no cost to you.

Backed by OVO Directly — Not an Outside Company

Some painters hand you a manufacturer's product warranty and call it a guarantee — which leaves you chasing a paint company over a labor problem. OVO's warranty is honored by OVO. There's no third-party claims process and no runaround: if something goes wrong, you call us directly and we handle it. The name on the warranty is the same name that did the work.

Why We Can Guarantee It: the Prep

A warranty is only as honest as the work behind it. Lasting color starts long before the first coat — we wash, scrape, sand, caulk, and prime every surface so the coating bonds instead of sitting on top of dirt or failing paint. Then we apply premium Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore systems at full thickness rather than stretching them thin to skip a coat. That discipline is the reason we're comfortable putting 5 to 10 years in writing — most of our warranties are never needed.

How Long Your Warranty Lasts

Your exact term — somewhere in the 5-to-10-year range — is set by the surface and the coating system your project uses, and it's stated in writing in your project documents. As a general guide: well-prepped wood siding and interior work with premium products fall in the longer end of the range, while certain surfaces, materials, or conditions may carry a shorter term. Whatever applies to your home is spelled out clearly before you approve the job, never left vague.

EXCLUSIONS

What the Warranty Doesn't Cover

So the guarantee stays honest, a few things sit outside it — the issues that aren't a reflection of our workmanship or materials:

  • Normal wear, scuffs, and marks from everyday living
  • Damage from accidents, impact, abuse, or improper cleaning
  • Failure caused by structural movement, settling, or moisture intrusion from outside our scope (for example, a roof or plumbing leak)
  • Surfaces or repairs the homeowner declined when we recommended them
  • Work performed by anyone other than OVO after our project is complete

If something falls into a gray area, call us — we'd rather take a look and make it right than hide behind fine print.

How to Make a Warranty Claim

It's simple, because that's the point. Call OVO at (404) 630-2720 or reach out through the site, tell us what you're seeing, and we'll schedule a visit to inspect it. If it's covered, we return and refinish the area at no charge to you. One call, one company, no claim forms routed elsewhere.

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FAQ

Painting Warranty: Common Questions

Yes. Every project carries a written warranty included in your project documents — not a verbal promise.

No. It's honored directly by OVO. If something goes wrong, you call us, not a manufacturer or a third-party administrator.

Between 5 and 10 years, with your exact term set by the surface and coating system and stated in writing before you approve the work.

Peeling, chipping, adhesion loss, cracking, and color fading beyond normal wear. If covered paint fails within the term, we return and fix it free.

Reach out and ask — we'll walk you through how your specific warranty is handled. Our goal is to stand behind the work, and we'll tell you plainly what applies to your project.