We recently completed some painting for a home that was to be listed for sale. Some areas had damage from dogs jumping up on window sills and was in dire need of repair. Our foreman, prepared the area, primed with a bonding primer and then used an epoxy filler to smooth out the damaged area. It needed a few applications to get a satisfactory finish. Then the area was sanding smooth, primed again and he applied 2 coats of Acrylic Enamel to get the finished look. This was considerably more cost effective than having to replace the trim and the before and after photos are impressive. This also reflects the value of having competent and capable craftspeople on staff.
As any homeowner can tell you, real wood is a major investment for your home, and provides you with an excellent aesthetic for whatever surface you use it on. However, because real wood is such a major investment, it’s highly recommended that you invest in regular […]
Curb appeal is described as the visual attraction of a property and its surroundings as seen from the road or sidewalk. Most people believe that keeping the curb appeal of their home up is only important if they are trying to sell their home. While it's […]
