Cabinets

Kitchens are one of the most important and most frequently used rooms in a house. From cooking meals, to entertaining, and making memories, but something as simple as cabinets can be easily overlooked. Over time, this everyday wear can lead to haggard and faded cabinets. It is important to not get overwhelmed by the thought of a full kitchen remodel because sometimes all you need is a little TLC and opt for a professional painter instead. Giving your kitchen cabinets a fresh coat of paint can completely transform the space and update the aesthetics!

Although painting cabinets does not seem like an intimidating task, it can easily become an overwhelming project once you get started. Unlike painting a normal wall in your home, painting your kitchen cabinets requires a long list of materials and equipment that can add up quickly. When you hire a professional, you can utilize the years of experience and they come equipped with the right tools! When customizing your cabinets with a fresh coat, PG Painting LLC will ensure that your kitchen is appropriately prepped to keep all of your appliances and flooring are safe. All while completing the project as efficiently as possible with little disruption to your homelife.

While shopping around for cabinet painters, it is wise to remember that if the quote seems too good to be true, it probably is. As professionals, we have seen our fair share of unsuccessful projects. Contact us today for a free estimate to update your kitchen cabinets!

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Interior Brick Wall

Brick can add charm and character to your indoor living space, but it can also make it appear outdated or dark depending on the age, condition, and color of the material. If the brick in your home no longer suits your taste and style, we can take you on a tour of colors to bring your space back to life!

Brick fireplace

There are many people who want to paint their brick fireplace to add an aesthetic appeal to their home. The brick in the fireplace can look beautiful, but sometimes it can really be an eyesore. An unkempt and old brick fireplace may detract from your ideal ambiance, but it can be as simple as a coat of paint to enhance the natural features of your fireplace. Choosing the color for your brick is the most important thing as plays a key role in the concept or design of your home!

How often should I paint my home interior?

Because the interior of your home isn’t exposed directly to the elements, you may not think it only needs to be painted to change the color but that is not the case.

The paint requirements for your interior walls will depend on how much traffic you have in your home. Hallways, kitchens, and bathrooms are the top three areas that will need the most maintenance.

Since hallways and baseboard trim see the most traffic, they typically have the most scuff marks, scratches, and dings. Painting your hallways and trim every two to three years will keep your home feeling clean and fresh.

The bathroom in a home sees a lot of moisture and should be one of the places in the home that sees an updated, fresh coat of paint on a regular basis to prevent moisture from getting into the paint job. A durable, moisture-resistant paint should be used to prevent mildewing and mold problems from developing inside or on the walls. As one of the least visited places in the home, it can be easy to ignore a few patches of paint that needs repair, but we recommend your bathroom should be painted every 3-5 years for maximum protection.

Next, the kitchen is especially vulnerable, as cooking oils and heat can degrade the paint on the walls over time. Kitchens also seem to be one of the busier rooms in the house and tend to see a lot of grease splatters, stinky finger prints, and food residue, which can build up on paint over time. Kitchens should be repainted every four to five years to eliminate built-up from stains and odors.

How often you paint a bedroom and living room, depends largely on who occupies the space. A child’s bedroom benefits greatly from more frequent painting as they grow to cover any scuff and dings, while adding fun colors as they grow to match their personalities. The living room and master bedroom or guest room could probably go ten years without requiring a new coat of paint. But if you’re looking for a fresh look for your home, a splash of color is an inexpensive and easy way to go about it.