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"My house exterior needed a lot of wood siding and trim replaced, and then needed a full re-
paint. Doug's experience showed in his processes and decisions, including helping us pinpoint the final paint colors to use.
We were told 2 weeks to finish the job, and it was done in 2 weeks. No hidden costs. We got what we paid for and are very happy with the results. I really appreciate that they endeavor to serve the customer to ensure they are happy. I would certainly use them again for any future projects.
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INTERIOR PAINTING SPECIFICATIONS
• Cover all floors, countertops, appliances, furniture, etc. prior to painting.
 • Tape all glass if necessary with 1” blue tape to protect glass from sandpaper, easy removal even after extended periods of exposure to sunlight, and for clean, sharp edges after painting.
• We will move and cover the furniture and replace after painting.
Remove outlet covers and switch plates cover with tape and replace after painting.
Tape all trim edges before painting walls.
• Do all necessary and agreed upon wall and trim repair. We look for all cracks, water damage and defects, repair, and do any re-texturing necessary.
• Prime all bare wood, wall or wood repairs, and any other necessary areas with the appropriate primers prior to painting.
• Sand, clean, prime and paint all enamel specified. Sanding is necessary to insure good adhesion between coats.
• Check for all cracks in woodwork, doors, windows, and wall corners, etc., and caulk with a premium caulk.
• Ceilings are recommended painted in a flat paint in color chosen. This is to minimize light reflection or sheen, which on ceilings highlights any drywall imperfections, and is distracting. Although high moisture areas like bathrooms may benefit from a glossy paint on the ceiling.
• Walls are reccomended painted in a top line interior wall paint in color and sheen specified. There are many types of wall paints available in a wide variety of prices.
• All enamel (washable and hard) surfaces (usually trim or doors) are recommended to be finish coated with a top line interior enamel paint. Oil or water based depending on your preferences and circumstances
•  The number of coats of paint on drywall or enamel work is usually two finish coats after preparation, whether applied by roller or sprayer, but the application methods and times between coats are different.
• After all work is done, we clean it all up, remove all the tape, replace all the hardware and outlet covers, put all the furniture back, clean all interior glass, remove all unnecessary paint cans, label all paint cans accurately, (we will leave touch up paint for all areas and colors).
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