Many painting jobs require other home improvement trades taking place along with painting. It's always good asking your electable paint contractor if he or she can take care of any additional work also. Painters are very resourceful, some have other tools for other minor repairs, such as drywall, wallpaper removal, wood replacements. If your estimate can include various other trades, all the more better. In that you only have to deal with one contractor, making more streamlined. We actually changed the contracts of many paint contractors here in Denver, starting back in 1990. Beginning our home improvement business in Dallas Texas summer of 1977. Later moving to Colorado first month of 1990. Having years of experience with several different tasks, originally being a home improvement business, we also owned a saw, nails & hammer. If a piece of wood trim was so deteriorated, we replaced it. Let the painters fix it. All other paint contractors here at that time were asked if they could replace a piece of baseboard, or Masonite siding, they said: No way, find a carpenter. Well, starting in 1977, there was a common thought in the building industry. Let the painters fix it. Also most home improvement jobs required painting, so Eco Paint doing many of those too. Today, most reliable painting contractors here in Denver are fixing other things, other than just applying paint. So best asking if they can take care of other needed trades as well.