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Painting

William Remodeling Residential and Commercial Services offers the best and most affordable painting services. You will surely get the best color combination from us to make your property stand out in the neighborhood. For more information, give us a ring!

How Do We Paint Your Interior?

We follow a logical order to paint your interior for a seamless completion. Below are the details:

Paint the Ceiling First

The ceiling of an interior should be painted first, as this is where we have the least control. Paint will almost definitely fall on the floor, and a little might even get on the walls, but that won’t matter much as they are going to be painted later. For the best results, we use ceiling-specific paints, as regular paints are thinner; the thicker ceiling paints tend to drip and splatter less, resulting in better finishing.

Trims

Once we’re done with your ceiling, it’s time to move on to the trims. This is one of the trickiest parts to get right. A huge plus of painting the trim before the walls is not having to worry about a drop or two getting onto the wall. The process is much easier since it’s not such a problem to have some paint touch the walls.

The Cut-Ins

Next comes the cut-ins. It requires precise attention to detail and patience. Choosing the right brush as well as the correct type of paint is very important. If you want a dark color that is thin, we use softer brushes. If the paint is thick and light, using a thicker, stiffer brush will be a better idea. Stiffer brushes are often used for exterior painting, but the stiffer the brush, the straighter the line of the cut-in. The best brush to be used in this case is an angled sash brush.

Walls

Lastly, we paint the walls. This step is the easiest and fastest of all. There are various qualities of wall paint out there. Better quality paints will, of course, cost more, but the selection of your paint also depends on the color you choose.

How Do We Paint Your Exterior?

The exterior painting is a lot different from the interior one due to many reasons. It requires careful consideration of a number of factors, like rotten sidings, weather, etc. Here are some key steps we follow to paint your exterior:

Prep the Surface

We begin by thoroughly cleaning the exterior surface, and removing dirt, grime, and loose paint. We repair any cracks or holes and ensure a smooth surface.

Choose the Right Paint

We opt for high-quality exterior paint that is specifically designed for outdoor use. When choosing the color, we consider factors like weather resistance and durability.

Protect Surrounding Areas

We cover windows, doors, and other areas with plastic sheeting or painter’s tape to prevent paint splatters.

Start with Primer

We apply a coat of primer before painting to enhance adhesion and provide a solid base for the paint to adhere to.

Use Proper Tools

We invest in good-quality brushes, rollers, and sprayers to ensure an even application of paint. We consider the surface texture and choose the tools accordingly.

Follow the Proper Technique

We start from the top and work our way down, painting in small sections. We apply thin coats and allow sufficient drying time between coats.

Consider Weather Conditions

We avoid painting in extreme temperatures or during rainy or humid weather as it can affect the drying and bonding process.

Maintain a Consistent Colour Scheme

We select exterior colors that harmonize with the surroundings and maintain a cohesive look.

Call for A Quote!

If you need our expert services, ring us a phone call or fill out the online form. We will answer you shortly!

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions

There are various factors to consider when choosing the interior paint color, including:

  • Lighting
  • Room size
  • Room type
  • Your personal style

If you are unsure, you can contact our experts, who will help you decide.

We recommend moving small items, but our team will help protect larger furniture. We take great care to prepare your space for painting.

Generally, no, unless you're requesting complex designs like polka dots or stripes, which would involve extra labor.
Ceilings should almost always be painted with flat, matte acrylic paint. Flat paint will not reflect light or draw attention away from the wall and room furnishings.
VOCs, or volatile organic compounds, can cause various health problems to people exposed to them, which is why paint manufacturers are so focused on offering paint in low- to no-VOC varieties. Low VOC means the paints have a lesser amount of VOCs. No VOC means the paints are devoid of harmful components. You might also encounter paint labels that say “zero VOC,” the same as “no VOC” paint.