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Interior or exterior, a single room or entire house, we look forward to speaking with you. We served all over the South Florida. We are professional craftsmen with an eye for detail working on houses, businesses, and offices.

Hiring our painting company in your home will be a positive experience. We make sure it is by carefully protecting furniture and flooring, hardware, and landscaping, and leaving every project spotless. Our crew is friendly and helpful, we do not smoke or play loud music on-site, and we’ll treat you and your home with respect.

We offer the most competitive house painting prices and the best quality of service for your home/place.

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Prep Properly And Use The Right Tools
“The first step in any painting project is to free the walls of any dirt or dust,” says Schaeffer. Wipe down walls with a damp rag. If you’re painting a kitchen or bathroom, check walls for soap scum and grease, which might require a degreaser for removal.

Make sure there are no nail holes or cracks in your surfaces. If need be, patch walls, then smooth them down with sandpaper. Schaeffer recommends using drop cloths to cover floors (and furniture, if you can’t move them), then, depending on the project’s scope, applying painter’s tape to baseboards, trim and moldings for protection.

You’ll need a brush, extension pole, roller and liner for the roller pan. You’ll also likely need a ladder to reach the top of walls and ceilings (always have someone hold it secure while you’re on it). If working with chemicals to thin or strip paint, wear gloves, closed-toe shoes and a face mask or respirator. Remember to ventilate the room by opening windows for as long as possible—at least during the painting and as the walls dry.

Master Proper Painting Techniques
Schaeffer says to start jobs from the top of a room and work your way down: Ceilings (if you’re painting them), walls, baseboards then doors. Paint along the edge of the ceiling in a line (from side to side) with a brush, a technique called “cutting in,” then do the same along windows, doors and molding on that wall. Then get rolling. You’ll want to keep a “wet edge,” which means rolling on top of wet paint to keep color consistent (in other words, don’t let the previous edge dry before painting your next stroke over it), says Schaeffer. Generally, two coats of paint are needed for any color change. Follow manufacturer’s directions for dry-time recommendations in between coats.

For exteriors, Schaeffer says to begin with the body and siding, then finish with the trim. Let the pros handle painting anything over one story, since it tends to be labor-intensive and will require the use of tall ladders.

Just because you can’t see the dirt and grime on the exterior of your home doesn’t mean it’s not there. The accumulated dirt isn’t a reflection of your home maintenance ability. It just happens. Like it or not, your house is always exposed to the elements.

But that doesn’t mean you have to sit idly by as grime dulls your beautiful home. Instead, you can use a pressure washer to remove years of dirt and bring your home’s exterior back to life.

Sounds easy enough, right? Hold up. There’s a caveat.

Pressure washers can cause damage if you don’t know what you’re doing. It’s important to do your homework before getting started. And if you’ve never used a pressure washer, you’ve come to the right place.

In this guide, we’ll explore …

The different kinds of pressure washers
The type of power washer you’ll need for your job
Which type of nozzle you should use
General power washing safety tips
How to clean specific surfaces
Ready to get started on your own project? Keep reading for a crash course in power washing.

What Size Pressure Washer is Best?
Regardless of whether you choose a gas or electric pressure washer, you’ll also need to make a decision about the size of the engine.

Like any other engine-powered machine, the size of the engine determines the total power of the unit. A small engine will not be able to produce the water pressure or the gallon-per-minute output of a larger engine.

Generally speaking, pressure washer engines are categorized in four ways.

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Have neighbors that want to get pressure washing done also????
We offer group discounts. . ..
The more neighbors to use our services at the same time the bigger the discount per job!!