At your house · $200 for the first hour

Book an in-home color consultation.

We come to the house and choose color where it will live: in your light, next to the floors, counters and stone that are staying. A consultation is $200 for the first hour, and brings special pricing on your job. Tell us about the project and request a time; we’ll call to confirm.

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Pick a preferred day and window. We confirm every request by phone or text.

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This is a request, not a confirmed time. We’ll call or text to confirm, usually within one business day. Closed Sundays.

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Used only to follow up on this request. Or call 480-757-4444.

Questions

What does it cost?
$200 for the first hour, at your house. Book an in-home consultation and you also receive special pricing on your job.
Why at the house?
Color changes with the light, and Arizona light changes it more than most. Choosing in the room, against the floor, counters, stone and roof tile that are staying, takes the guesswork out of a chip held up under store lights.
Do you still do consultations at the store?
Not right now; consultations are in-home only. You can still stop in any time we’re open, and the counter will help you with color and samples.
What happens at the visit?
We look at the rooms or the outside of the house in daylight, hold large samples in select colors against what’s staying, and leave you with a short list of Benjamin Moore colors and the right line for each surface.
What should I have ready?
Anything already chosen or ruled out, and any wallpaper or fabric in play. If you’re in an HOA, the community name is enough; we have the palettes for 238 Arizona communities on file. Put a gate code in the notes.
My HOA palette is Dunn‑Edwards. Can you still help?
Yes. Benjamin Moore already has the formula for every Dunn-Edwards color, so we can dispense your approved scheme in whichever Benjamin Moore line suits the surface.
Will you steer me to the top line?
No. Every Benjamin Moore line covers in two coats under normal conditions; the tiers buy durability. We specify the line the job needs, and say so when mid-tier is the honest answer.