Problem One of our customers in Pelham has an exterior patio with some wood decking and saddle. The saddle was in an area susceptible to the elements and the top of the saddle began to draw in water at the edge and the trim underneath the saddle was built in pieces, thus taking in moisture…
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In New York and Connecticut, when the winter mud or summer molds begin to accumulate on a house, many homeowners wonder whether they should replace siding, repaint the home, or attempt to wash the debris by hand. As a professional home maintenance contractor, we recommend power washing as an efficient solution to this problem. Here…
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If you are interested in repainting your home, one of the questions that will inevitably arise is what type of paint to use. There are many different types of paint available but the two main categories are oil-based paints and latex-based paints. There are a number of advantages and disadvantages to both, so, depending on…
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A recent painting project we completed was a grayish house in Dobbs Ferry. This house has a combination of grooved cedar shingles on the front of the house, but cement shingle on the three other sides of the house. It also has a stucco foundation and a cedar deck.
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Perhaps you are wondering how to keep those newly painted walls looking nice, maximizing the time between interior painting jobs. With the bustle of everyday life, interior paint tends to wear out faster if it is not cared for. Here are a few simple tips on how to maintain interior paint which may help you…
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Nearly every house has some corner or cabinet, some dusty nook or messy shelf full of old paint cans from past projects. While it is always a good idea to save leftover paint, what are you supposed to do with it when it’s no longer good? Rest assured, you’re not the only one asking that…
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