No mystery, no 'we'll call you back.' Here is exactly what happens, in order, with how long each part takes.
The processPick a route-friendly time online, or send three photos and your wall size for a written price in one business day.
5 minutesWe measure the walls, confirm the roll count against your paper's repeat and roll size, and help with samples if you're still choosing.
30–60 minutes on site, or remoteOld paper off, repairs, skim coat if the wall is textured, then a wallcovering primer so the paper sticks now and comes off clean later.
Same day to 2 daysRolls acclimated, dye lots checked, patterns matched, seams rolled, corners wrapped. Most rooms are papered in a day.
1 day for most roomsYou inspect every seam with the crew lead. We hand you the written guarantee and clean up like we were never there.
15 minutesThe online calendar only shows times that fit a tight route near you, so we're never late from the other side of the valley. You'll get a text confirmation and a reminder the day before.
Thirty to sixty minutes. Every wall, every opening, the texture, the paint's age, where the outlets and sconces sit. If you already have the paper, bring the roll or the link; we check the repeat and roll size and give you the count. If the walls need removal or a skim coat, it's in the written price that day.
Clear small items off surfaces and take art off the walls; we move furniture and cover everything. Have the paper in the room 24 hours ahead so it acclimates — or let us receive it.
Floors covered, plates pulled, walls checked and primed if not already, layout marked with a laser, then the hang. Most rooms are one day. We clean as we go and take the trash with us.
You and the crew lead look at every seam and corner together. Anything you don't love gets fixed then. You get the written guarantee and a one-page care sheet for your paper, and we'll ask for a review by text the next day.
Pick a route-friendly time online, send us three photos and your wall dimensions for a written price in one business day, or call and talk to a person who hangs wallpaper for a living.