Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers about working with Jeff Cofer, from insurance and estimates to paint brands and timelines.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes. Home Remodeling by Jeff is fully insured and bonded, and has operated as a family-owned business in the Richardson and North DFW area since 1987. You are covered on every job.
Read more →What areas do you serve?
Jeff is headquartered in Richardson, TX and serves nine North DFW cities: Richardson, Plano, Dallas, Garland, Carrollton, Farmers Branch, Allen, McKinney, and Coppell. If you are near one of those, call and ask.
Read more →Do you offer free estimates?
Yes. Every estimate is free, on-site, and written, no vague phone ballparks. Jeff inspects the work in person, gives you material and color guidance, and quotes an itemized price with no obligation.
Read more →What paint brands do you use?
We use top-tier Sherwin-Williams and Benjamin Moore paints, chosen for durability against Texas heat and humidity. Prep work, sanding, caulking, priming, and surface repair, comes before every coat.
Read more →Do you do the work yourself, or use subcontractors?
Jeff Cofer does the work himself. You are not handed off to a revolving door of inexperienced subcontractors, you get 39 years of hands-on experience and direct communication from start to finish.
Read more →How long does a typical interior repaint take?
Most single rooms are done in a day; a full interior or exterior repaint depends on the size and prep required. Jeff gives you a realistic timeline in your written estimate and, more often than not, finishes ahead of it.
Read more →Do you offer emergency service?
Yes. Beyond standard Monday to Friday hours (7:00 AM to 6:00 PM), Jeff runs a 24/7 emergency service line for urgent repairs like water-damaged drywall or storm-damaged trim and siding.
Read more →Can you match my existing drywall texture and paint color?
Yes, that is a specialty. Jeff matches knockdown, orange peel, and smooth textures and color-matches paint so seamlessly that finished repairs are invisible against the surrounding wall or ceiling.
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