Exterior Process & Procedure
PRESSURE WASHING
We will apply TSP in order to remove mold, mildew, spores,
and dirt. This process is important in ensuring the
paintable surfaces are clean for proper preparation and
painting.
PREPARATION
Areas of chipping, peeling, and cracking paint will be
scraped and sanded to remove loose debris and uniform uneven
sections. Through this process we will also caulk any
cracked or open areas to further protect your home.
CARPENTRY REPAIR (If any)
Items listed on the contract will be repaired or replaced at
this time. Rotted or damaged wood discovered during the
preparation process that is not on the contract will be
brought to the clients’ immediate attention. The client will
then need to decide on how to proceed with addressing these
issues.
PAINTING
Paint will be applied using Sherwin-Williams or Porter
premium paint specified on the contract. Areas where wood
has been replaced will be primed previous to painting. All
metal components will be coated with a rust inhibiting
primer and finished with an oil-based paint.
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OPTIONAL SERVICES (Available upon request)
Deck restoration, pressure washing driveways / walkways,
gutter cleaning by hand, small tree and limb removal.
CLEAN-UP
The crew assigned to your home will walk around and remove
materials, tools, and debris each day. Some small paint
flakes may remain as it is difficult to remove every
individual sliver.
INSPECTION
Upon completion of the project someone from upper management
will arrive to the home in order to do a walk around with
the client to assure that the work is up to standards and
the client is 100% satisfied. During this time the crew will
remain on site incase there are touch-ups to be completed.
Take Advantage of Paint-Care's Seasonal Maintenance Programs
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Full-Service Interior & Exterior
Painting |
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Wood Replacement & Carpentry
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Deck Restoration |
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Gutter Cleaning |
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Drywall Installation |
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Pressure Washing |
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Vinyl installation and Replacement |
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Cedar Staining |
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Wall Paper Removall |
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