Painting Projects You Can Easily Do This Winter

During this time of the year, the transition from Fall to Winter, the weather is cold and rainy making people want to avoid going outside. Especially with COVID-19, people are not able to go outside and move around the community as we’re used to. As much as we may be tired of it, enjoying the comfort of our homes may have you pondering the idea of painting your house for the upcoming New Year. You can use this downtime to your advantage and schedule your house painting today. This allows you to get your house painted before Spring and if needed you could be first in line for painting the exterior of your house once the sun comes out. Also, if you live in a home built before 1978, you should have it checked for lead paint. With more time spent at home and children distance learning, it’s imperative that you remove any lead paint. We can schedule and execute all interior lead paint removal jobs in the Winter. Since we seal off rooms and thoroughly clean up afterward, there is no threat to your family. Exterior Winter lead paint jobs are possible, based on the circumstances. Contact us and we’ll let you know.

Due to the rainy winter months in the northwest, painting companies start offering very competitive pricing on interior painting projects. The deals and special offers that SFW Painting offer’s during this slow time can increase your savings and get your project done sooner. So, for a top-notch paint job using premier paints, you will want to get on our schedule for an estimate now! This will allow you to lock in a painting rate at special pricing saving you money, making winter the best time to paint your home. Another little known fact is that most paint contractors retain their best talent in the winter months so you are likely to have a master painter paint your home at a fraction of the cost. That’s a win/win.

Spring and Summer are busy seasons for the construction industry, meaning both painting and construction contractors have jampacked schedules. This makes it’s more difficult to get on the schedule to conduct any siding or trim repair work that might come up when preparing your home’s exterior for a painting project. This can cause slowdowns or even stop the project as a whole. Avoid not having your home ready for gatherings and parties this summer by getting any repairs done now, instead of delaying it until Spring. If you don’t get on the schedule now and you wait until the sun comes out everyone else is already one step ahead delaying your project from getting done. It’s a good idea to at least call, get an estimate, and reserve a spot on the schedule—whether it’s within the next month or so, or early in the Spring.