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If repainting your entire house is not in your budget, consider painting the trim and gutters for a subtle yet noticeable facelift.

We realize that most homeowners keep a can or two of their home’s exterior paint in the garage. Remember, if you’re not going to repaint the entire area, it’s often best to have a painting professional handle the job to ensure your fresh paint doesn’t make the rest of your home’s exterior appear dull.

Will your room need one or two coats of paint? It’s hard to tell, and depends on the thickness and quality of the paint as well as its color. Surprisingly, darker colors almost always require a second coat.

Make sure to move your gun quickly, so that your paint doesn’t drip. Spraying too slowly causes too much paint to build up on the work surface, which means the excess will run.

"Color is a power which directly influences the soul." - Wassily Kandinsky

Don’t put off painting the outside of your home. The caulk and paint are important lines of defense against ice, snow, and other turbulent weather conditions. Let a professional painter handle the job so that your house can continue to effectively keep the weather outside.

We recognize that not every homeowner relishes the thought of repainting all the rooms in their home when it’s time to make a change. Let’s talk about how we can help you deal with all your home’s painting needs so that you can enjoy the result.

Does it ever seem like you can never fully relax on your days off because the painting project you’ve been putting off for months is nagging at the edges of your mind? Let’s talk about how quickly we can help you put that project to bed.

You can determine if your stained deck needs to be sanded before it’s re-stained. Press a piece of tape onto the surface. If wood fibers stick to the tape when you pull it off, the wood should be sanded, so the stain will pe*****te.

Should you choose latex or oil-based paint? Typically, latex dries faster, is better for the environment, and can easily be cleaned with soap and water. Oil-based paint goes on more smoothly, usually needs only one coat, and holds up over time.