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Walk into most Atlanta homes built between 1970 and 1995, and you’ll likely look up to see it: that textured, bumpy ceiling finish known as popcorn, acoustic ceiling, or cottage cheese texture. While interior painting projects often focus on walls and trim, these outdated ceilings present homeowners with a genuine dilemma that goes far beyond […]
When most homeowners think about exterior painting, they focus on choosing the right color, finding a reliable contractor, and hoping for good weather during the project. What rarely crosses anyone’s mind is the ground beneath their feet—specifically, that distinctive red Georgia clay that defines our landscape. But here’s something we’ve learned after painting hundreds of
If you installed James Hardie fiber cement siding on your Atlanta home eight to fifteen years ago, you’re probably starting to notice something. Maybe the south-facing wall looks noticeably duller than it did a few years back. Perhaps you’ve spotted some chalking when you run your hand across the siding near your front door. Or
Painting Over James Hardie: The 8-15 Year Question Atlanta Homeowners Face Read More »
Most Atlanta homeowners think about interior or exterior painting only when the damage becomes impossible to ignore—peeling trim around windows, dingy hallways that no amount of cleaning can fix, or faded siding that’s starting to look shabby next to the neighbors’ homes. But here’s what we’ve learned after years of serving homeowners across Buckhead, Midtown,
Your Atlanta Paint Maintenance Schedule: When to Touch Up, When to Repaint Read More »
