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Choosing the right installer is part of choosing the right material. The questions below come from clients and designers across the Wasatch Back and beyond.
Mancini Wallpapers is fully insured and bonded for every installation we perform. Coverage extends to the material, the property, and our crew. Certificates of insurance are issued to designers, general contractors, and property managers on request prior to scheduling.
Mancini Wallpapers was founded by James T. Lombardi, who continues to lead the firm and personally conducts site visits, measures, and partnership consultations. Day-to-day installation is executed by our trained crews; James remains the technical and quality authority behind every project.
Mancini Wallpapers is based in Park City, Utah. We serve the Mountain West and Pacific corridors — Utah, Idaho, Wyoming, Montana, Nevada, and California — with primary concentration across Park City, Deer Valley, the Wasatch Back, and the greater Salt Lake metro. Out-of-state and destination-home projects are accepted year-round.
Yes. Park City’s elevation, dry climate, and seasonal humidity swings demand specific adhesive selection, acclimation protocols, and seam treatment. Our crews calibrate every install for these conditions — the standard that prevents lifting, shrinkage, and seam failure in mountain homes.
Park City interiors most often specify Schumacher, Cole & Son, Farrow & Ball, Thibaut, Phillip Jeffries, Omexco, de Gournay, Zuber, and Gracie. We install every premium wallcovering line — one installer, every brand.
Most luxury wallpaper houses do not maintain formal authorized-installer lists; they recommend specialists by reputation and demonstrated installation history. Mancini Wallpapers is a designer-referred installer for Schumacher, Cole & Son, Farrow & Ball, Thibaut, Phillip Jeffries, Omexco, de Gournay, Gracie, and Zuber. Designers across the Mountain West specify our crews for these materials.
Three factors drive installation investment: material complexity, surface condition, and project scale. Every Mancini engagement begins with a site visit and detailed written proposal — no estimates over the phone. The result is a price that reflects the actual work, not a guess.
Wall preparation is part of our scope. Before installation we assess the substrate, identify defects, and execute the necessary skim coat, lining paper, or primer to bring the surface to wallpaper-grade flatness. Owners and designers do not need to handle prep separately — it is integrated into the proposal and timeline.
A single feature wall: one to two days. A full-estate installation in a 5,000+ sq ft property: five to ten days. High-altitude conditions and complex architectural details — soaring ceilings, stonework integration, mudrooms and ski rooms — require additional precision. We coordinate directly with your design team and general contractor to protect your schedule.
We serve all of Park City’s luxury communities: The Colony at White Pine Canyon, Deer Valley, Empire Pass, Promontory, Victory Ranch, Old Town, Park Meadows, White Pine Ranches, and the Snyderville Basin. We are familiar with ski-in/ski-out estate protocols and the specific installation requirements of mountain properties throughout Summit County.
Consistently. Many of our clients are building legacy properties from California, New York, Texas, and beyond. We coordinate directly with your architect, designer, and general contractor — providing virtual consultations, detailed project timelines, and regular documentation. Remote project management requires disciplined communication. That is our default, not our upgrade.
Mancini installs in select commercial environments where the material warrants specialty technique — boutique hospitality, private clubs, executive offices, and high-end retail. We do not pursue volume commercial work; the standard required for luxury residential is the standard we apply to every project.
Yes — on a case-by-case basis. We accept rescue intake when capacity allows and the material warrants it. Reach out with the project address, the wallcovering specifications, and the original install timeline. The earlier in the failure cycle we are engaged, the more options remain.