Joe EastmanOwner · in business since 2015 · 11 yearsEastman Painters
Sample profileExterior and common-area painting for small buildings.
Recommended byTina VegaLicensed Salesperson · Staten IslandDouglas Elliman · See Tina’s team →What we do.
Eastman Painters paints occupied and vacant homes across Staten Island, with clean, dust-controlled crews who protect floors and furniture. They are the go-to before a listing hits the market: patching, skim-coating and a fresh neutral finish that photographs well. Lead-safe practices on pre-1978 buildings come standard.
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- Owner
- Joe Eastman
- In business since
- 2015
- Hours
- Tue–Sat 9am–6pm
- Response time
- Usually replies within 4 hours
- Languages
- English, Russian
- Payment
- Zelle, check, cash
- Certifications
- EPA Lead-Safe Certified Renovator
- Estimates
- Free, in writing
- Service area
- Staten Island · 10306, 10308
Most one- and two-bedrooms take two to three days, prep included.
Yes. Every job gets a written estimate before work starts, and the price doesn't change without your OK.
Yes. We send a certificate of insurance to your building before day one.
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