Ready for not, fall is coming soon! But there’s still time to finish up a few high-value exterior painting projects around your New Jersey home. If you’re hunting for a little inspiration, we’ve got you covered; here are 5 ideas to help jumpstart your creativity. Let’s go! 1. Front Door Facelift: Adding a Splash of
With summertime in full swing here in New Jersey, it’s easy to get preoccupied with outdoor projects. Makes sense – it’s the perfect season to work on landscaping, repairs, and soak up the sun. But what about your indoor spaces? Are they refreshing and relaxing after a busy day outside? The truth is, your interior
Sometimes a full exterior repaint is necessary, but it’s not the only way to take your curb appeal to the next level. This is the perfect season to explore smaller, high-impact painting projects that deliver a lot of wow factor in a short amount of time.Ready for some inspiration? 1. Repaint Your Front Door Opportunity
When you’re planning an exterior repaint, you have a lot of decisions to make. Color, sheen, scope of work, finding a professional painter, timeline, priorities, and the list goes on… It’s exciting, but we know that sometimes the details can start to blur together, especially if you’re trying to manage the process on your own.
Getting ready to paint your New Jersey home? Good idea! An exterior repaint can go a long way, boosting not just your curb appeal but your property’s overall value and marketability too. Now you just need to pick the perfect paint color. To help provide a spark of inspiration, let’s take a closer look together
Have you ever wondered why some houses keep their crisp, bright look for years after being painted, while others start to fade or peel in just a year or two? Or why some colors stay deep, beautiful, and true to the original, while others just don’t seem to last? The secret often lies beneath the
The foyer, the entryway, the front hall… people use a variety of terms to describe the space just inside your front door. The word you use is much less important than the way you paint and decorate it. Why? Your entryway is the first place your guests step foot when they enter your home, so
Getting tasks in the right order is an important part of any job, whether you are preparing a recipe or changing the oil in a car. When it comes to interior house painting, there are certain steps that must always be done in the same order. Is that true for painting walls and trim? Or
