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What your painter should know: A professional should possess a vast amount of knowledge and should be able to quickly

answer all of your questions that we are telling you to ask. A lot of do it yourselfers think painting your home is

simple and all you need to do is buy some paint and roll it on. Well a professional experienced painter knows it

takes more than that. You must have the knowledge to keep up with all the codes your city has, and know the tools of

the trade for all the different circumstances. SOmething you need to be an experienced professional for is: prep work,

which is far more important than you realize cause that could be the make it or break it for the whole project,

sizes of brushes and rollers, amount of paint, number of coats, primer, sanding, trim work, wall paper removal,

nail hole filling, plastering, shooting the walls to give it that bumpy look, or it will look silly if your just

painting plain drywall.

Insurance a Painter Should Carry: Before a Painter begins to do any work on your house you need to first check

and see what type of insurance they carry. There are two types of insurance a painter should have:

business/liability insurance and worker's compensation. The business/liability insurance covers the painter for any

incidental problems, such as a ladder falling and breaking something in your home. If they do not carry this type

of insurance you will be on your own if they happen to break or ruin something in your home.

The second type of insurance they should have is worker's compensation. This is required by law (may vary state to

state) and covers any work-related injury. If your painter does not carry this type of insurance and they get hurt

while working on your home, guess who is responsible for the medical bills... YOU. So this is really important!

Before hiring your Painter insist that they show you proof of insurance.

Why should you hire a painter? Well for most people their home is the most important asset, and it goes farther than

just looking great, but to complete the process the right way. there are a lot of steps involved in the painting process and if you are not a professional painter,

you will most likely overlook them. These 2 key areas are Prep Work and Clean Up.

Prep Work The prep work of painting is one of the most tedious steps in the painting process. It is one of the

main reasons people decide to outsource a painting job rather than doing it themselves. When hiring your painter

you need to be assured that they are meticulous and pay close attention to what you want and expect. By hiring a

professional painter they will be able to notice problem areas that will need repair and take care of them with

spackle and taping if needed. They will also be able to tell if something needs to be primed before applying any

paint.

Clean Up Oh the dreaded clean up process! If there is one reason to hire a painter it is to avoid having to clean

everything up afterwards and putting the final touches on a project. The clean up process may not seem like an

important issue to factor in when hiring a painter but lets face it, if you hire someone who just leaves

everything a mess then you will be wasting your own valuable time doing it. So here are a few things to look for

in order to be sure your painter will follow through and clean up once the job is finished...

Questions you should be asking yourself when they show up to give you the quote is how do they look. Are they

clean, neat, look professional, Are they on time for your appointment, Are they willing to answer all of your

questions, or do they try and talk around your questions, Do they take care of getting all the materials, equipment

and tool, are they willing to help you move the furniture.

Visit www.lakewoodhousepainters.com for your free report and find the right painter for you..

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http::www/lakewoodhousepainters.com

Lakewood house painter

What your painter should know: A professional should possess a vast amount of knowledge and should be able to quickly

answer all of your questions that we are telling you to ask. A lot of do it yourselfers think painting your home is

simple and all you need to do is buy some paint and roll it on. Well a professional experienced painter knows it

takes more than that. You must have the knowledge to keep up with all the codes your city has, and know the tools of

the trade for all the different circumstances. SOmething you need to be an experienced professional for is: prep work,

which is far more important than you realize cause that could be the make it or break it for the whole project,

sizes of brushes and rollers, amount of paint, number of coats, primer, sanding, trim work, wall paper removal,

nail hole filling, plastering, shooting the walls to give it that bumpy look, or it will look silly if your just

painting plain drywall.

Insurance a Painter Should Carry: Before a Painter begins to do any work on your house you need to first check

and see what type of insurance they carry. There are two types of insurance a painter should have:

business/liability insurance and worker's compensation. The business/liability insurance covers the painter for any

incidental problems, such as a ladder falling and breaking something in your home. If they do not carry this type

of insurance you will be on your own if they happen to break or ruin something in your home.

The second type of insurance they should have is worker's compensation. This is required by law (may vary state to

state) and covers any work-related injury. If your painter does not carry this type of insurance and they get hurt

while working on your home, guess who is responsible for the medical bills... YOU. So this is really important!

Before hiring your Painter insist that they show you proof of insurance.

Why should you hire a painter? Well for most people their home is the most important asset, and it goes farther than

just looking great, but to complete the process the right way. there are a lot of steps involved in the painting process and if you are not a professional painter,

you will most likely overlook them. These 2 key areas are Prep Work and Clean Up.

Prep Work The prep work of painting is one of the most tedious steps in the painting process. It is one of the

main reasons people decide to outsource a painting job rather than doing it themselves. When hiring your painter

you need to be assured that they are meticulous and pay close attention to what you want and expect. By hiring a

professional painter they will be able to notice problem areas that will need repair and take care of them with

spackle and taping if needed. They will also be able to tell if something needs to be primed before applying any

paint.

Clean Up Oh the dreaded clean up process! If there is one reason to hire a painter it is to avoid having to clean

everything up afterwards and putting the final touches on a project. The clean up process may not seem like an

important issue to factor in when hiring a painter but lets face it, if you hire someone who just leaves

everything a mess then you will be wasting your own valuable time doing it. So here are a few things to look for

in order to be sure your painter will follow through and clean up once the job is finished...

Questions you should be asking yourself when they show up to give you the quote is how do they look. Are they

clean, neat, look professional, Are they on time for your appointment, Are they willing to answer all of your

questions, or do they try and talk around your questions, Do they take care of getting all the materials, equipment

and tool, are they willing to help you move the furniture.

Visit
www.lakewoodhousepainters.com
for your free report and find the right painter for you..

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