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When searching for a painter to paint your home it can feel like a daunting task. Who do you call? How many quotes should you get? How do you know if you can trust the painter to do a good job? There are many questions. We have all heard horror stories of paint jobs going bad, and painters not doing what they said they would do. We want to help you avoid these problems. So how do we qualify who is a good painter who can be trusted to paint peoples homes vs someone who is not?

Back brush, back brush, back brush... We cannot emphasize this enough. There is much prep that goes into preparing old wood that has many layers of old paint on it, but once its prepared properly (which will be another post), how to actually paint it. With the invention of the paint sprayer, created at affordable prices, many painters are opting to use these machines, because of how efficient they are. We are certainly not opposed to using a paint sprayer, however the process

Choosing the right color for your project is very important. Even if the paint job is done very professionally, the wrong choice of color can ruin the final product. I learnt this early on in my career. My favorite color is blue. Early in my career when one of my clients asked to paint an accent wall for them dark blue I was happy to do so. Why did it look so ugly after? Instead of the color pulling me in and inviting me to look at the wall longer, my eyes wanted to look away