removing smoker’s stains and odors from home interiors

Posted on: 12 November 2018

An integral material used in almost every residential home today is drywall. It's used to conceal joints and other structures. When looking to add more of this material to your property, this guide is helpful to consider. Thickness  One of the more important attributes to assess when selecting residential drywall is thickness. There are actually many thickness levels you can select from with drywall today. Keep in mind that the thicker the drywall, the more you'll have to pay. [Read More]

Posted on: 26 September 2018

Are you opening your own fashion and gift boutique? If so, you must be very excited for your new business venture. Besides shopping for the inventory you will be selling, part of the fun is probably deciding how you will design the boutique. From hiring professionals to do the painting to sharing your own ideas with them, here are some ideas that might help you to design a unique store that you can enjoy right along with your customers. [Read More]

Posted on: 23 August 2018

Your business requires certain curb appeal to be successful. The right exterior color will make your business stand out and help you reach the widest customer base. Here are four colors you can paint your business's exterior that are both attractive and designed to draw in customers. You can talk to your commercial painting contractor about the colors you choose and they will show you different shades of the color you want for a custom, beautiful finish. [Read More]

Posted on: 22 June 2018

Most residential garage panels are made out of aluminum or vinyl. These are hard, tensile, and smooth materials that have a durable powder coat paint finish. Usually, these finishes hold up really well. They don't fade, and they don't scratch easily. But, things can happen over the years, and your panels just might need to be repainted to cover some small scratches or blemishes. On the other hand, some people need to repaint their garage because they are changing the color scheme on the outside of the house. [Read More]