Frequently Asked Questions

99 Service Solutions handles interior painting across Raleigh and the Triangle, including accent walls, trim, molding, and cabinet refinishing. Painting is coordinated with flooring and remodeling under one contract, so you deal with a single licensed, insured company rather than scheduling a separate crew.

Cost is driven by the number of colors, surface condition, and how much prep the walls need. Builder-grade finishes common in Raleigh subdivisions often require patching, sanding, and priming before a new color holds correctly — skipping that prep is where most budget paint jobs fall apart visually.

The quality indicator for trim and cabinet work is whether the crew paints trim and doors separately from walls for clean edges, and whether two full coats are applied after primer. Cabinet refinishing also requires surface prep that differs from wall painting — ask specifically how each surface is prepared before color goes on.

99 Service Solutions installs cabinets and countertops under one contract, which matters because countertop templating has to happen after cabinets are set and confirmed level. When two separate companies handle those phases, scheduling gaps and level discrepancies between crews are the most common source of delays and callbacks.

Layout decisions and wall condition set the floor for a kitchen budget more than material selection does. In older Triangle homes, out-of-square walls change how cabinets are installed, and that affects labor before a single cabinet door is chosen. Get an estimate after a site visit, not from a phone conversation about square footage.

Verify the contractor is licensed and insured in North Carolina and ask whether cabinets, countertops, flooring, and painting are handled by the same company or handed off between subs. A single point of contact controls the install sequence — countertop templating, for example, cannot start until cabinets are set and level, and that dependency gets missed when coordination is split.

The company serves Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, Wake Forest, and Garner, and also covers Greensboro, Charlotte, Fayetteville, and parts of Virginia. Projects in outlying areas are scheduled alongside Triangle work, so availability depends on current project load rather than a hard distance cutoff.

99 Service Solutions installs solid hardwood, LVP, carpet, and ceramic tile, with subfloor inspection and transition work included. Older Raleigh-area homes frequently have original hardwood under carpet, and fixer-uppers in the Triangle often need subfloor repairs before any new floor will lie flat — that inspection step is what separates a lasting install from one that shifts or squeaks.

Subfloor condition is the biggest variable most homeowners don't account for upfront. If the subfloor has high spots, soft areas, or loose boards, those have to be corrected before installation begins — the material cost is predictable, but the prep cost depends on what's underneath the existing floor.

99 Service Solutions installs granite, quartz, marble, solid surface, and butcher block, with templating scheduled after cabinets are confirmed level and square. The template records exact cutout positions for the sink and cooktop, so fabrication cannot start until that step is complete — contractors who rush that sequence end up with tops that don't fit.

The company is licensed and insured in North Carolina. The owner has more than 23 years in the trade, has operated under the 99 Service Solutions name since 2017, and is a chamber of commerce member. For any remodeling project, ask to see the license number and verify coverage before signing an estimate.

A single contract means one crew controls the install sequence, which prevents the most common remodeling delays — a tile setter waiting on a plumber, or a painter showing up before the floors are protected. When cabinets, countertops, tile, and paint are all coordinated by the same owner, the schedule dependencies are managed internally rather than negotiated between separate companies.