If your home has an unfinished basement, you're likely facing concrete floors daily. Similarly, your garage features a smooth concrete floor. If you're considering ways to enhance these spaces, painting the concrete is a cost-effective and simpler alternative to installing new flooring. A well-executed paint job can yield aesthetically pleasing results.

Why pay thousands of dollars for a terrible house paint job, that won’t last you 4 years when you can get insured work done from exterior painters who are invested in the work they do? It's not an anomaly for a worker you hire to not do the work you pay them to do. Protect your money and your property.

When looking for paint for everyday projects it is very common to see the description “Paint and Primer in one”. This is used to describe paint companies best or premium paint. However, consumers should take note: Paint and Primer are two different products with very distinct purposes.

The benefits of properly preparing your exterior surfaces before painting extend far beyond the purely aesthetic. Making sure to follow certain guidelines before painting your home’s exterior can add both value to your property and years to the life of your new paint job. Since most paint failures result from inadequate surface preparation, don’t skimp on this crucial step just because it takes extra time and effort! Preparation procedures vary depending on the type of project and the surface/s to be painted. Here, we’ll detail the best practices for preparing the exterior of a standard Ohio, wood-sided home prior to painting.

Vinyl siding has long been a favorite choice of homeowners – it’s inexpensive, durable, and attractive, all three valuable qualities in a material that will cover the outside of your home. Like everything, however, over time vinyl siding will begin to look worn out and old, or maybe you will just feel like you want to change things up a bit. Times like these, you’ll probably think, “I wonder if I could paint it.” You can!

The right choice of colors and finishes can maximize a home’s natural lighting, making a room feel brighter and its inhabitants happier. Surprisingly, these emotion-evoking interior design elements aren’t always (or even mostly) found on the walls! Yes, the color of your walls is important - a key player in your light maximizing game, in fact. But, more than half of these tips to maximize natural light in your home have to do with colors and finishes found elsewhere besides a room’s four walls!