How it works

Our Process

  1. 01

    Initial review

    You send the project location, dimensions, references, and target timing. We review, ask the right questions, and determine the project scope.

  2. 02

    Estimate & scope

    We prepare an estimate based on project scope, site conditions, schedule, and logistics. After your approval, the creative work begins.

  3. 03

    Design & direction

    We develop the artwork around your space, audience, and visual direction. Design continues until the artwork is approved and ready for the wall.

  4. 04

    Production

    Once the design is approved and the wall is ready, production begins. Our production lead oversees prep, layout, painting, protection, and cleanup.

  5. 05

    Final review

    We review the finished mural with you and complete any needed touch-ups so everything feels right before handoff.

Hand-painted details from the Greetings from Oshkosh mural.

On Schedule

Fast turnaround, carefully handled

We understand openings and working deadlines. An experienced crew moves efficiently without skipping prep, protection, clean edges, or finish work.

Frequently asked questions

Before the first brushstroke

What do you need to get started?

A project location, rough wall dimensions, target timing, and a short description are enough for the first review. Photos and references help when you have them.

What does the final estimate include?

The estimate states the mural area and the full project scope. Depending on the job, it may include design, materials, painting, travel, access equipment, protection, and installation.

How long does design take?

Design is scheduled separately from painting. The timing depends on the brief, the approval process, and how much development the artwork needs.

How long does painting usually take?

Painting usually takes 1–4 weeks after design approval. Size, detail, access, weather, and site readiness determine the actual schedule.

Can you work around an active business or job site?

Yes. When needed, we can plan around access windows, operating hours, phased openings, and other teams working on site.

Let's Connect

Ready to start with a real wall?

Send the basics and we will map the next move, whether that is a wall review, a quick cost range, or a design conversation.