About · Medford, Oregon
The Painting Contractor Behind 35 Years of Medford Homes
Travis Sheets is a Medford, Oregon painting contractor. One owner, one small crew, and a standard that has kept the schedule booked for years.
Owner / 01
Travis Allen Sheets
Travis started painting professionally 35 years ago as a way to pay for college, and it turned into a career built on quality workmanship. He likes the transformation: a fresh interior that makes a house feel new, or an exterior repaint that protects a home in Medford, Oregon for years. What started as a job became a standard he holds every project to, because people are trusting him with a major investment.
The specialty is better-than-new results on repaints, inside or out, with an emphasis on surface preparation, caulking, priming, and two coats of top-notch paint. That extends to clear-finish wood care, from interior stain-grade trim and cabinetry to exterior deck coatings. Clients describe the same experience in review after review: detailed bids, a crew that shows up on time, careful masking, and a spotless cleanup.
Travis works with a small crew that clients consistently call courteous and tidy, and he stays on the job himself from the first walkthrough to the final touch-up. When a project calls for a trade he does not cover, he refers a network of fellow tradesmen he trusts, including a general contractor.
Credentials / 02
Licensed, Bonded, and Insured in Oregon
Oregon CCB #237413
Licensed with the Oregon Construction Contractors Board, bonded and insured, so every job on your home is covered.
Lead-Based Paint Renovation (LBPR)
State licensed for lead-safe renovation on homes built before 1978, which covers much of the historic housing in Medford and Jacksonville.
Benjamin Moore Paints
Quality materials on every job, chosen for the surface and safe for you and the environment, applied over real prep in two full coats.
Guarantee and Warranty
The work comes with a satisfaction guarantee and a warranty. If something is not right, Travis makes it right.
Signature Project / 03
A Fire Lookout on a Rock Summit
Some projects say more about a painter than any brochure could. The U.S. Forest Service brought Travis in for historic preservation work on Hershberger Lookout, a fire lookout perched on a rock outcrop in the Rogue-Umpqua Divide Wilderness. No driveway, no power, no room for error.
The same care that protects a landmark works on a kitchen in Central Point or a full exterior in east Medford. It is the reason a church in Jacksonville keeps calling him back, and the reason a Medford realtor sends every client his way. See the rest of the work on the painting services page, or check where we work across the Rogue Valley.
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Estimates are free, written, and itemized. Most jobs are booked weeks out, so the best time to call is before you need the work done.