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Why Paint Your Home

Painting a home removes scratches and could even remove unwanted odors while also giving life to the room and increasing home value. Painting your home can also seal out moisture, preventing mold or mildew growth.

How to Prepare for It

When painting a home, it is vital to prepare correctly by cleaning the surfaces, covering floors and furniture, covering patches and applying primer on the walls.

Safety Considerations

When painting a home, it is vital to prepare correctly by cleaning the surfaces, covering floors and furniture, ensure proper ventilation, and safely position the ladder.

Painting

Refresh your home’s look with professional interior and exterior painting services. We use high-quality paints and precise techniques to deliver a clean, long-lasting finish.

Choosing the Right Paint to Use

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Considerations

There are many types of paint for houses. When choosing a paint, you should consider the room's purpose, the amount of natural light, and your personal style.

Latex Paint

Good for drywalls and interior walls with quick drying time and easy clean-up because it is a water-based paint.
Also helps prevent mold growth and conceal minor imperfections.
Enhances stucco surface' appearance.
On concrete surfaces, provides a smooth, durable finish resistant to chipping, cracking, and scuffing. Also protects against moisture.
Also resists cracking, fading, and chalking when used on aluminum sidings.

Oil-Based Paint

Offers excellent resistance to moisture, scratches, and stains, with a glossy finish that allows for easy cleaning.
Ideal for surfaces requiring a durable finish, such as trim, doors, cabinets, baseboards, and high-traffic areas like kitchens and bathrooms.
Because of its strong odor and extended drying time, water-based paint is often the preferred choice for large wall areas in homes.

Satin Paint

Glossier than eggshell paint, but flatter than semi-gloss paint. Presents as an almost pearl-like finish and soft sheen.
Ideal for indoor and outdoor use. Resists mildew and fading.
Good for busy indoor areas, such as playrooms, home offices, and children’s bedrooms because it's durable and can be easily cleaned.
Good for areas that are exposed to moisture like kitchens, bathrooms, laundry rooms and on outdoor spots like trim, shutters and siding.

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Semi-Gloss Paint

More reflective than satin with a smooth sheen and gives rooms a shiny appearance.
Its high resistance to moisture works well in areas with higher humidity, such as bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms, as well as high-traffic spaces like doors and utility rooms.
Easier to clean and more durable than some other finishes, but will show most blemishes on walls and ceilings.
White and off-white paints in semi-gloss give rooms a brighter appearance than whites in other finishes.

Matte or "Flat" Paint

Offers a smooth, non-reflective finish that effectively conceals imperfections such as nail holes and patches.
Requires fewer coats than glossier paints and allows for easy touch-ups.
The least durable paint finish, making it more prone to wear over time.
Ideal for new construction, drywall, ceilings, and low-traffic spaces like adult bedrooms and dining rooms.
Wipes clean with a damp sponge but may be damaged by harsh cleaners.

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