Your House Painting Questions Answered
Everything you need to know about our process, materials, and warranty.
Does spray painting the interior go through the air ducts?
No. Our team makes sure that the vents are covered and we request that the homeowner shut off the air during the interior painting process to prevent any dust from entering the system.
Is spraying cheaper than brush painting?
Yes. Spraying is generally a faster process, which reduces labor time and can lower the overall cost for large surfaces.
I have stone around the exterior of my house, how will that be protected?
We will cover all stone and brick areas with protective plastic or heavy-duty cloth to protect them from any paint overspray.
I have a newer home with Hardie plank siding, should I have it sprayed or hand brushed?
You will achieve excellent results with both techniques on Hardie plank. If you choose spraying, we suggest two coats for maximum durability, depending on your budget.
I have an older home with wood siding, should I have it sprayed or hand brushed?
It should be hand brushed for better protection of the wood. This also applies to homes with Masonite siding. Hand brushing ensures the paint penetrates the wood fibers.
If you paint my windows, will I be able to open them once the paint dries?
Yes. After painting, we clean the windows and ensure they open and close smoothly before we consider the job finished.
The exterior paint on my home is fading, why is that?
Usually due to UV radiation. We use high-quality exterior paints with UV inhibitors that absorb or reflect damaging rays to protect the substrate and keep colors vibrant longer.
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