Aqua Painting
Interior and exterior house painter that also guides smaller home projects, from repainting a room to bathroom remodeling.
Trade guide
Painters in Somerset County, NJ
Compare painters for interior rooms, exterior siding and trim, deck staining and prep-heavy repainting on Somerset County homes. Painting companies doing home improvement work should have a New Jersey 13VH registration, and older homes may need lead-safe practices.
Belle Mead Painting
Local painting and home improvement contractor since 2006, handling interiors, exteriors, soft washing, decks and small repairs.
Geiger Painting Co
Interior and exterior painting contractor that also handles power washing, plaster repair and drywall repair.
John's Painting
Interior and exterior house painting, with deck staining, light carpentry, siding painting and driveway resealing.
Magic Painting LLC
Painting and remodeling crew that takes on interior painting jobs as well as complete remodeling projects.
Ty Monk's Painting Inc
Interior and exterior painting company with design showrooms, also handling kitchen and bath remodels, carpentry, flooring, windows and doors.
Common questions about painters
Do painters need to be registered in New Jersey?
Yes. Home improvement contractors in New Jersey register with the Division of Consumer Affairs. The 13VH number should be on contracts, invoices and ads, and you can verify it with the New Jersey Division of Consumer Affairs license lookup.
What about lead paint in older homes?
For homes built before 1978, painters who disturb painted surfaces must follow EPA lead-safe work practices. Ask whether the company is EPA Lead-Safe Certified before work begins.
What should a home improvement contract include?
New Jersey requires a written contract for home improvement work over $500. It should include the contractor's registration number, work description, start and completion dates and total price, plus your three-business-day right to cancel.
General information for Somerset County homeowners. Requirements can change, so confirm details with the state or your town’s construction office.