Updated June 2025
Selecting a reliable contractor for your home or commercial project can be challenging—from verifying credentials to comparing bids. In the Denver metro area, Enjoy The Wall is dedicated to helping you make informed decisions and get high-quality results without stress. You can read more on this topic here.
Every project hinges on who you hire. A well-chosen contractor delivers quality, meets deadlines, and ensures safety. According to AIA, the wrong hire can cost you time and money—and may result in unfinished work
Know exactly what you want—whether it’s wallpaper installation, decorative plaster, or accent walls. A detailed scope helps contractors give accurate proposals.
Comparing bids ensures you’re paying fair prices for services. Don’t just look at cost—assess timelines, materials, and communication style.
Ensure contractors are licensed, insured, and bonded in Colorado. Ask for license numbers and verify via state records.
Ask for 3‑5 client references and visit actual job sites. Quality photos are useful, but seeing real work gives true insight.
Choose someone clear, responsive, and understanding of your style. Poor communication early on is a red flag .
Ensure contracts include a detailed scope, payment terms, timeline, assigned personnel, insurance confirmation, and dispute resolution clauses.
Unusually low bids (might mean corner-cutting)
Lack of licensing or proof of insurance
No references or poor past reviews
High-pressure sales tactics
Vague deliverables or open-ended timelines
Modern procurement focuses on best value, not just low cost. This means valuing quality, reliability, and past outcomes—just like BVP methodology. This article explains how a wallpaper consultation can save you money, and this one will help you choose the right wallpaper.
We provide multiple detailed quotes with clear cost and time breakdown
Portfolio of real installations in Denver, Boulder, Aurora, and Colorado Springs
Dedicated + transparent at every step—from start to finish
Use premium materials and experienced installers
Tried at least 3 licensed contractors
Reviewed past work and client feedback
Read full written proposals (scope, schedule, payment)
Asked questions about materials and warranties
Confirmed insurance and liability coverage
Yes, contractors must be licensed for jobs over a certain value. Always request documentation.
They share insights on timeliness, clean-up, and problem resolution—beyond glossy photos.
A solid contract outlines handling of change orders and extra costs to protect both parties.
Start smart—ask for a free quote from Enjoy The Wall. We specialize in wallpaper, Venetian plaster, concrete finishes, and specialty accent walls across the Colorado Front Range.
