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Exterior painting;
Painting of all exteriors. Mildew treatment Iron railing-rust treatment and repainting. Staining and painting of fences and decks. Stucco repair (cracks and small holes). Siding. Varnishing. Staining. Waterproofing. Pressure Washing. Mobile Homes |
Interior Painting;
Painting of all interiors. Drywall patching. Water and smoke damage. Cabinets- stain and paint grade Staining and lacquering. Varnishing. Wallpaper removal Custom enamel work, brush and spray Stairwells and sky lights Stair handrails and balusters Flat, eggshell, satin, semigloss, and gloss. Mobile homes |
Exterior; painting will start with mildew treatment and pressure washing structure to be painted. Any loose paint areas will be scraped sanded and primed. Cracks and joints in siding and trim will be caulked and filled. Cracks in stucco will be filed with elastomeric caulking. Holes will be filled with stucco patch. Light fixtures and house numbers will be removed. Downspouts will be loosen or removed. All areas of exterior painting will receive two coats of finish. All windows, plants and walkways will be protected. Anything removed from structure will be replaced.
Interior; homeowners are only responsible for removing wall hangings, table lamps and breakables. I will move furniture as needed. Electrical plates, wall and ceilings lights will be loosen or removed. Cracks and holes in drywall will be patched as needed. Window coverings will be removed as needed (not brackets). Joints and cracks in trim and baseboard will be caulked as needed. Bathrooms, kitchens, and cabinets are usually washed or wiped down. Walls will be finished with one or two coats of finish. Doors and trim usually take two coats of finish. All furniture will be protected with light weight plastic. Floors will be protected with drop clothes. At end of job, furniture will be moved back, fixtures and electrical plates will be replaced. Hard floors will be swept, carpets will be vacuumed.
This is just a general idea of the process of painting. Each job will have its own set of specifications.
Interior; homeowners are only responsible for removing wall hangings, table lamps and breakables. I will move furniture as needed. Electrical plates, wall and ceilings lights will be loosen or removed. Cracks and holes in drywall will be patched as needed. Window coverings will be removed as needed (not brackets). Joints and cracks in trim and baseboard will be caulked as needed. Bathrooms, kitchens, and cabinets are usually washed or wiped down. Walls will be finished with one or two coats of finish. Doors and trim usually take two coats of finish. All furniture will be protected with light weight plastic. Floors will be protected with drop clothes. At end of job, furniture will be moved back, fixtures and electrical plates will be replaced. Hard floors will be swept, carpets will be vacuumed.
This is just a general idea of the process of painting. Each job will have its own set of specifications.