Are you looking for a professional that is specialized in painting interior of homes? If so, you should understand the differences between the types of interior painting first so you know exactly what to expect during this project. While coating the inside is obviously very different from the exterior, there are two separate categories of interior painting that require contrasting procedures, both in preparation and in execution. New-Construction Painting This type of interior painting usually occurs when the home is new and no one is currently living in it yet. New-construction painting is normally much easier in a way that the house is empty, meaning that furniture does not need to be moved, accessories do not need to be removed from the walls and people do not get in the way. In addition, because the walls are new, they usually will not need much attention other than possibly fixing up a few dings that occurred during construction. However, painters will still need to do...

If the outside of your home is looking a little dated, a little dirty or simply dull, you may be considering sprucing it up with a fresh coat of paint. Vancouver exterior painting specialists know that this kind of job when done right can increase your home curb appeal. Timing can be everything when it comes to outside painting, so it is important to recognize the right conditions for your job. Consider The Weather When it comes to the time of year, summer and fall are typically best because there is a better chance you will have dry, sunny days. Once you head into late fall, you have to deal with lower temperatures at night, and dew or dampness in the morning will affect how much time there is in a day to get the job done. Most Vancouver exterior painting companies book well ahead of time, so if you are thinking about giving your home a makeover, calling months ahead may be in your best interest. Consider that specialists can do a few things for you before winter hits: Give yo...

Give your kitchen a whole new look with cabinet refinishing. Skip the stress and expenses that come with starting an entire remodel project. By simply changing cabinet colors, you’ll get the same great experience that follows a makeover. Wooden cabinets usually stay in good shape, despite the paint or stain wearing out over time. Freshening them up is easy to do and will not take long. Here is how experts with Glamour Painting recommend you get the job done. Prepare The Cabinets Cover the floor and any surfaces you don’t want paint dripping on with newspaper or old sheets. If possible, remove the handles and hinges rather than trying to tape them off or brush around them. Get rid of any chips or loose pieces. Sand the cabinets to ensure a smooth surface.   Apply The Paint Put a primer on the cabinets. Solvent-based types are good for stain or glossy oil-paint surfaces. Alternatively, an oil-based one can work both for covering the stain and acting as a bonding agent. W...