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Paint It Forward 2025 Each year, each of our branches selects a deserving homeowner, business, or local charity to receive a complimentary interior or exterior painting project. These organizations, businesses, individuals, and/or families are nominated by the...

Your home is one of the biggest investments you will make in your lifetime, and maintaining your home will help to protect your property value. In addition, keeping the exterior of your home clean and maintained is essential for maintaining the curb appeal of ...

Painting Your Arizona Home – An Expert’s Insight Arizona Painting Company’s General Manager Sam Hettinger sat down with Rosie on the House, Arizona’s longest running weekend radio broadcast, to look at new & safe products, different warranties,...

The paint used on the exterior of a home or building is different than the paint used for interior painting. It is important to consider what type of paint you should use on the exterior of your Phoenix or Tucson home because Arizona has a harsher climate with...

Your garage door is a prominent and eye-catching feature of your home, and it is typically noticeable when it is time to paint your garage. Faded or peeling paint can be unsightly and make your home look ill-maintained. A fresh coat of paint can make your gara...

Crown molding is a beautiful design feature that can enhance the aesthetic of any home to elevate your home’s interior. It is a decorative molding that is installed at the top of an interior wall as an architectural feature that essentially “crowns a build...

Research and prep work are essential to guaranteeing best possible results when painting or repainting your deck. Here are 5 tips to ensuring your deck painting project will last:   1. Check the weather and plan accordingly! Monitor weather patterns to ma...

Most homes in Phoenix have stucco exterior exteriors.  Stucco homes dry very quickly once the sun comes out, usually within a few hours after the rain.  How do we know when it’s dry enough to paint?  An acceptable moisture content for stucco and wood is u...