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If you’re one of our regular readers, you know that we often comment on the importance of prep work before a paint project has begun. Painting over spider webs, dust, and debris is a surefire way to have imperfections on your newly painted walls and ceilings.  Prep work and comprehensive…

Do you have a small space that you don’t quite know what to do with? Small rooms, often used as guest rooms, home offices, and playrooms, are perplexing for a number of reasons including how to use the space efficiently and what color to use to make the space appear…

Like many New Englanders, you are probably looking forward to the warmer days yet to come to enjoy your outdoor areas once again, after a long snowy winter. In recent blogs we have talked about refreshing your three season porch or giving your patio a facelift.  Today, we are taking…

These New England winters seem to stretch on forever some years. One way to counteract the winter blues is to start prepping for the spring weather. A few ideas that could help you get through these last few cold, wet weeks of winter is to plan out your garden, prep…

Choosing paint colors for a home’s interior can be extremely challenging, especially when you love so many colors. If you can’t settle on one color for your main living areas, then don’t. Plain and simple, don’t settle on just one. Instead choose two of your favorites and go with a…

If you own or manage a business in the industrial or commercial fields, you know how important it is to have surfaces that are slip-proof, resilient, durable, and will help keep your company organized and safe. Not only does epoxy flooring allow for all of that, but added striping to…

Most of us think about paint issues as being the common chipping, peeling, or bubbling of paint in the years after the paint project was completed. But did you know there is another issue you should be just as concerned about, especially if you are considering an interior paint project…

Mark Twain, also known as Samuel Clemens once said, “If you don’t like the weather in New England now, just wait a few minutes.” As a native New Englander and Bay State resident, truer words have never been spoken.  New England weather can shift on a dime. One day the…

If you own a home made between 1930 and 1990 you probably have ceilings that have a specific texture known as a popcorn ceiling. This type of ceiling is also commonly called cottage cheese ceiling or for the audiophiles, an acoustic ceiling.  No matter what terminology you like to use…