Stahlschmidt Painting & Restoration LLC is one of the leading painting companies in the Bay Area, dedicated to restoring, repainting, and beautifying both residential and commercial properties for over 25 years. The company prides itself on providing exceptional craftsmanship, meticulous preparation, and the expert selection of materials and paints, ensuring that customer's properties are not only aesthetically pleasing but also well-maintained.
One of the key components of Stahlschmidt’s success is its commitment to high-quality service and customer care. The team takes extensive measures to protect clients from dust and debris during projects by carefully sealing off all windows and doors and conducting comprehensive clean-ups post-work. Their approach reflects the company's culture of responsibility and ethical practices that permeate every aspect of their operations.
The leadership of Hans Stahlschmidt, a respected craftsman with over 30 years of experience in the industry, has further strengthened the company's reputation. Hans has been proactive in addressing public health concerns associated with older buildings, particularly those involving lead paint. He worked alongside the California Department of Health Services to develop effective and affordable solutions for managing lead hazards. His expertise in dealing with these issues has earned the company trust from homeowners, architects, and real estate professionals, along with numerous awards and commendations.
Stahlschmidt Painting & Restoration employs a long-term, well-trained, and dedicated workforce, with many employees having over 15 years of experience in the painting trade. The company places an emphasis on employee well-being, offering health care and profit-sharing plans, further solidifying its commitment to ethical and responsible business practices.
With its solid foundation built on quality workmanship and customer satisfaction, Stahlschmidt Painting & Restoration LLC continues to be a trusted choice for property owners in the East Bay area.
