Ever since owner Todd Tribble was 18, he knew he was called to be a painter. He's spent his entire life working on his craft and enhancing homes in the Ann Arbor area.
Over the past 30 years, the Tribble team has helped enhance thousands of homes. The proof is in the hundreds of 5-star reviews they've been given.
Todd and his wife, Sheri, are supporters of the Ronald McDonald house and have spent many years as chair members for their annual Red Shoe Affair.
When we visit your home or commercial space in Brighton, we recognize that we are entering your personal area.
Each of our project managers, who are experienced painters, is committed to making sure you feel at ease as much as possible in Brighton. They will provide you with their individual contact numbers so you can reach them whenever necessary.
We also understand that we might not be the most suitable painter for every painting project in Brighton. However, our desire is for you to have a pleasant experience in your home without worrying about the painting process. So, even if we are not the best painter for your needs, we will point you to another painter in Brighton to ensure your home is taken care of.
The frequency of exterior painting can depend on several factors, including the type of siding on your home, the quality of the previous paint job, and the local climate. On average, it’s recommended to repaint every 5-10 years.
Yes, Tribble Painting Company can provide guidance on color selection for your interior painting project. They can offer advice on the latest color trends and what colors might work best with your existing decor.
The cost for kitchen cabinet painting in Brighton starts from $3.5k-4.8k for a small kitchen with 8-16 openings. The price can go up to $10k+ for an extra-large kitchen with 40+ openings. The final cost depends on the size and condition of the kitchen, the amount and detail of the woodwork, and the number of coats needed.
Tribble Painting Company handles all the necessary preparations for kitchen cabinet painting in Brighton, including cleaning, sanding, and priming. However, you may need to empty your cabinets before the painting process begins.
