About Wuebben Painting

Since 2007, I’ve been dedicated to quality and excellence in painting. I began my career in auto body work at LSC, then transitioned to residential painting, where I found my true passion. After a decade as a foreman at a painting company, I decided to start my own business to work directly with homeowners.

I operate independently to ensure high standards are met on every job. Working directly with me means clear, straightforward communication—clients can ask questions and receive answers from the person handling the project. My core values are honesty, integrity, and transparency. I explain every step, from preparation to product selection, so clients understand why I choose specific techniques and materials like Sherwin Williams paints with reliable warranties.

Client satisfaction is my priority. I complete every job with meticulous attention, taking no shortcuts, because quality work speaks for itself. Most of my business comes from referrals, which I believe is the best form of advertising. My commitment is to leave each client fully satisfied with a lasting, beautiful result.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please reach us at vance@wuebbenpainting.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.

Why do you mask everything off?

I believe that a perfect paint job starts with detailed prep work. I know that a taped line will always be straighter than a hand-cut line. I make sure to cover anything that could potentially get overspray on it. In the painting industry, prepping often accounts for most of the work.

Do you use oil-based products?

I mostly use latex paints, as they are often superior to oil-based paints. However, I use oil-based stains and primers because I believe they are superior to latex for their bonding and stain-blocking properties. Each application has different requirements depending on the substrate. Lacquer clear is the most durable option for stained interior wood.

Do you cut in walls with a brush?

I use a modified pad with wheels to cut in interior walls. This is the best way to achieve a perfect edge, I then use a small roller for the corners and a large roller for the field. I will use a brush on an exterior or for tight spaces.

Do you do two coats?

I almost always apply two coats unless it is a refresh. The reason for two coats is to ensure proper coverage and a uniform sheen. If you apply only one coat of paint over primer, the body and sheen will be absorbed, resulting in an uneven appearance and inadequate protection.

Do you use manlifts?

This depends on the ground I am working on. I avoid risking ruts in lawns or damage to sprinkler systems. I use lifts only when working on blacktop or concrete.

About Wuebben Painting

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