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As one of the Valley's largest and most respected professional painting contractors,

 OPT CO Painting is committed to customer satisfaction. We use the finest products and equipment,

plus a team of sincerely dedicated people who share not only many years experience, but a common desire to provide clients with the highest quality workmanship possible.

  20 years in the painting and coating industry OPT CO Painting holds Contractor Licenses in Arizona for Residential, Industrial, and Commercial work. Along with Industrial and Commercial Licenses in New Mexico, California, Nevada, & Utah.

 

 

 

  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 With this background OPT CO Painting is not a fly by night firm that has turned over from carpentry, to plumbing, and are now calling themselves painters.

 

We are and have been a licensed, insured and bonded Painting Contractor.

 

 

Contact us Today for a

Free No Obligation Estimate

  

480-844-1990

  5136 S. Desert View Drive

Apache Junction, AZ 85120

 Fax#: 480-844-2499

 

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In Arizona, a contractor must be licensed through the Registrar of Contractors (ROC) to legally perform construction, home repair and remodeling jobs that require a building permit or when the total project cost is $1000 or more. When someone contracts without a license, they endanger the health, safety and welfare of the public, undercut licensed contractors who operate legitimately and lawfully, and hurt the entire construction industry. Also, when a homeowner hires someone who is not licensed, they have no recourse through the ROC complaint process or the Residential Contractors' Recovery Fund.