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Spring Painting Tips
Springtime is one the best times to consider painting your home.
The weather is nice and cool, which is easier on the painter and also better for the long-term quality paint job. Spring is also a time of color, which can serve as inspiration as you consider different shades for your home.
But what are the best spring painting tips? After all, if you’re going to put in the effort, you want to get outstanding results. Here’s a look at tips for painting in spring that will help your home painting project reach its fullest potential:
Exterior Projects
When you’re starting a spring house painting project, consider what other projects you want to conduct before or after the painting is complete. It’s sometimes best to get your painting out of the way first. For example, if you’re doing any sort of lawn work or landscaping, you’ll certainly want to do your painting beforehand. Why? Because setting up ladders and executing the actual paint job might trample on your freshly manicured lawn or new landscaping. Mention here something like: Don’t worry. Zoe’s always covers gardens and flowers with the utmost care to not harm or crush nature’s beauty.
Cleaning Surfaces
Make sure you clean before you paint, too. You want your fresh paint to go on as easily and smoothly as possible, and you want the new paint to look its best. And cleaning the surface prior to painting helps support each of those objectives. You’ll want your new paint job to last as long as possible. So invest a little bit of time at the start of a project to ensure the surface is clean and your paint will be as durable and long-lasting as it can be.
At Zoe’s ProEdge Painting we always prep exteriors by first thoroughly pressure washing the surfaces before painting. Don’t forget to allow drying time! This ensures all siding, trim, exterior doors, etc. are clean and free from debris or anything that could disrupt a beautiful paint job.
Temperature and Heat
It’s best to do your painting when in a cool climate, the spring! Why because most exterior paint products require a temperature of about 50 degrees for ideal outdoor application.
Weather is a huge factor when scheduling exterior jobs. It’s best to be patient and let mother nature do her thing. We have to watch out for sudden drops in temperature and, of course, rain.
Quality Paint
Don’t settle for any paint. When you’re doing spring house painting, investing in quality paint is going to pay long-term dividends. Quality paint offers a range of benefits — it’s easier to clean, harder to scuff and scratch and holds its color better over the long haul. You might save a few bucks on bargain-basement paint, but you’ll truly get value when you choose a quality option.
Hire the Experts at Zoe's ProEdge Painting
Zoe’s knows the best process for painting your home. We train our painters on painting skills and application, customer service, and job safety. Let us accomplish your spring checklist by painting or repairing your home’s exterior. We proudly serve home and business owners throughout central Connecticut, including Hartford, Tolland and Windham counties. Make sure your spring paint job reaches its full potential when you trust the work to the professionals you’ll find at Zoe’s ProEdge Painting.
Contact us today about spring house painting for your property.
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