Mistakes You Avoid By Hiring Professional Painters

Professional Painters Do It Better

 

Hello, dear reader, and welcome back to our blog! Here at Fresh Paint, we want to help as many Vancouver area residents find painting contractors that are able to provide the services that they need in a fast, friendly, and affordable manner. Sometimes, we have people ask us why they even need to hire a painting contractor in the first place. Isn’t painting easy? While it’s true that certain aspects of painting may be deemed “easy,” there are many areas of painting that, in all honesty, are difficult to pull off correctly. In today’s post, we are going to continue where we left off last time and cover more of the most common mistakes that people make when trying to paint their home or office by themselves. Continue reading below to learn more.

Save Time, Energy, and Money With a Professional Painter

Painting a home or business is something that everyone is going to have to deal with at some point in their life. Paint, unfortunately, does not last forever. This means that occasionally homeowners are going to have to repaint their homes. While it might be tempting to do this job yourself, we have listed a few reasons below that should make you question whether or not you are as capable of completing this job as you may think.

 

 

  • Buying The Wrong Brushes: Believe it or not, not all paint brushes are made equal. Certain brushes are better for certain situations, surfaces, and paint types than others. Unless you have a lot of experience painting homes, you may not be aware of this fact, leading you to buy a brush that is better suited for the exterior of your home than it is for the walls of your bedroom. When you hire one of our painting contractors, you are hiring a crew that knows exactly which tools need to be used in order to make sure that your paint job is done correctly.
  • Using Latex Paint Over Oil-Based Paint: Many a homeowner over the years has run into this issue. If you apply latex paint over an oil-based formula, the paint is guaranteed to start to peel and crack. These two paint types don’t mix well with each other and, unless you take the time to sand down the oil-painted surface, you are going to end up having to redo the paint job once the effects of the reaction start to show. Our painting contractors already understand that latex and oil-based paints don’t play nice with one another. They will take the necessary steps to make sure that the paint they put on your walls, stay on your walls.

 

 

If you are interested in hiring one of our painting contractors for your next project, please visit our website today. We offer free estimates for interior, exterior, and strata painting jobs, and we are certain that we can find a contractor who will be able to meet and exceed your expectations. Don’t fall victim to the same mistakes that thousands of homeowners make each year, contact us today and let us set you up with a professional painter.