As the temperature starts to rise after another unpredictable and brutal Ohio winter, home, and business owners will start to notice the impact on their exterior paint after the shift from harsh snow to the blistering sun. Whether you are selling or just trying to keep up with maintenance, curb appeal is the main focus of any building.

It’s no secret; the details matter when you’re painting, no matter what the project is. It’s for this reason that you can always tell when a job is done poorly or haphazardly. If you’ve ever tried to tackle an interior painting project on your own, you may understand that without the proper planning or thought, the finished product doesn’t turn out quite right.

We know that interior paint is a part of living spaces that our clients have to look at every day, so we strive to ensure our process and services of the utmost quality at PaintPositive.

While DIY projects can save you money, without the training and experience the job will probably not come out with the professional look and quality you imagine. Hiring a professional may not save money, but it will definitely save time, frustration, and actually, money as well if you have to hire one anyway to fix the first attempt.

It’s finally time—you absolutely must do something about that old, discolored stucco. But, is it necessary to paint it? Is it even advisable? Basically, you have three options: pressure washing, re-stuccoing, or painting. You can stucco over existing stucco only if you haven’t painted it already. This option is the least utilized of homeowners with stucco exteriors, mostly because the process is complicated, costly, and typically lengthy.