Our Story
CertaPro Painters® was established in 1992 with the vision of making residential and commercial painting services more accessible and convenient for homeowners and business owners. The company aimed to provide certainty and professionalism in an industry often lacking both. Over the years, CertaPro has grown into North America's largest residential painting contractor, boasting over 370 independently owned and operated franchises across the United States and Canada. Each franchise is committed to delivering personalized service, ensuring that customers receive high-quality workmanship and exceptional customer care. CertaPro's success is built on core values such as delivering on promises, taking pride in one's work, respecting individuals, practicing continuous improvement, and embracing possibilities. These principles have guided the company in providing extraordinary experiences to its clients. As a subsidiary of FirstService Brands, CertaPro Painters® continues to lead the painting industry, setting standards for excellence and customer satisfaction.
FAQS
Can you provide an exact cost for my electrical job?
Mr. Electric prefers to diagnose electrical issues in person to give accurate, upfront pricing. Phone estimates may change upon inspection, so an on-site evaluation ensures you know the exact cost before any work begins.
What distinguishes an Arc Fault breaker from a regular breaker?
While both breakers prevent circuit overloads, Arc Fault Circuit Interrupters (AFCIs) detect dangerous arcing conditions that standard breakers might miss, reducing fire risks.
Is aluminum wiring in my home a fire hazard?
Aluminum wiring isn't inherently hazardous, but improper terminations can lead to overheating and potential fire risks. It's advisable to have aluminum wiring inspected by a licensed electrician experienced with such systems.
What is the pricing structure for Mr. Appliance's repair services?
Electrical work can be dangerous, and improper repairs may lead to serious hazards like shocks or fires.
When should I call an electrician for repairs?
You should contact an electrician if you experience frequent circuit breaker trips, flickering lights, or warm outlets. Also, consult a professional during significant renovations or installations to ensure code compliance.
