Ewing Township House Painting

Why Hire Ewing Township House Painting's Experts?

We're aware that there's no shortage of painting companies for you to choose from, and so we're honored that you're considering selecting our team. We believe we have the best crew in town, and we've listed just a few reasons why this is the case.

A Detail-Driven Mindset

Everyone knows what a bad paint job looks like. Picture a wall with streaks, cabinets with sloppy edges, or a patchy accent wall. What these problems all have in common is a lack of attention to detail, both in technique and strategy. That's why our team prides itself in its thorough approach, with no details too small for us to monitor. When it comes to planning, we only use the most appropriate paint types for every surface and select the right sheens and finishes based on location and use case.

For execution, we use the right equipment and deliver smooth, repeatable brush strokes that reflect our years of training and repetition. The result of our process is a consistent, smooth coat with total coverage across all surfaces, so that you'll never see an uncovered space or an unsightly streak. And nothing gets by our team, because we conduct a comprehensive review to check each and every layer we apply. We aspire to the highest standards, because we want nothing other than total satisfaction from our customers.

Competitive and Trustworthy Prices

It's hard for some customers to know how much they should spend on professional house painting, or even if its worth the investment. Rest assured that when you work with our team, you'll be getting great value. Our fair and trustworthy pricing has been proven to be market-competitive, and we'll transparently break down the costs associated with the work so that you have full confidence in what you're spending. And don't forget that because we do it right the first time, you won't need to hire another team sooner than expected to fix any peeling or cracking that might occur if you go with amateurs. We guarantee that you'll be glad you hired our crew and that you realize excellent return on your investment.

Style and Design Knowhow

Our technique and execution is only part of the value we bring. We also leverage our insights on style and design so that every project results in the mood and ambiance that you intend. We understand color theory and when you might opt for a bolder or darker color versus a lighter or softer option. We  also know how to align different sheens and finishes with different surfaces or spaces across your home, such as where you might want a flatter, less reflective matte option versus a reflective, sleeker glossy choice. So from picking out the right hues, tints, and tones, to identifying the right paint textures and finishes, our process will achieve the vibes you're looking for!

Respect for Your Environment

It's crucial that your space is safe for all those who spend time in it, which is why we use high quality brands and products with no or low-VOC. Not only do these eliminate that lingering paint smell, but they offer both increased durability and better protection by having far fewer contaminants compared to other options. We know that we'd want these kinds of products used in our own homes, and since we prioritize respect for our customers and their spaces, we ensure that we bring those same products into your life.

Still Have Questions? Check Out These FAQs!

Since hiring house painters is an important decision, we expect our customers to have some more questions about the process and some of the main challenges. That's why we've listed answers to some of the most common questions we hear below.

How does weather and climate impact exterior painting?

New Jersey experiences all four seasons and each present unique considerations for exterior painting projects. Hot summers and cold wet winters pose the greatest challenges, but sunny weather and periods of daily fluctuation changes, like an unusually warm spring day that turns into a cold evening, also merit consideration. Paint will not adhere to surfaces if the weather is too hot or may take longer to dry and cure if temperatures are too cold, so we monitor conditions to make sure that exterior layers will stick and result in a consistent, smooth coat.

Moisture that permeates a surface can result in peeling and bubbling, so we make sure that all exterior surfaces are dry before we apply products, while surfaces that receive excessive sunlight might merit a lighter tone to reduce the longer-term potential for fading and peeling. Finally, temperature fluctuations can cause surfaces to repeatedly expand and contract, so an elastic or flexible paint type might be a useful way to mitigate potential cracking that would otherwise occur. Your house painters will be able to determine the right decisions given the positioning and exposure to the elements of various exterior surfaces at your home, but always let them know if there are any unusual considerations such as excessive sunlight or exposure to a wind tunnel or water runoff.

What’s the difference between primer, paint, stain, and finish?

All of these play an important role in the process for both interior painting and exterior painting, although not every project will merit the use of all of these. Primer is first to be applied, as it seals surfaces and increases the stickiness and adherence of any stains or paints that come after. Paint is what you likely assume it is -- the product that provides color and pigmentation to a surface, no different from the paints you used back in kindergarten. Whether a cooler tone like a soft blue or a bolder tint like a bold red, paint hides the patterning and designs of the underlying substrate, so if you’re hoping to highlight the natural grain work of your wooden cabinets or the details of your outdoor stone masonry, you may not want to use paint.

Instead, staining can bring out the best in these textures, whether you opt for a lighter or darker stain. Stains work best on porous materials that allow the product to soak in and permeate. Finally, the finish refers to a paint or stain's sheen, offering protection from elements and debris while creating the reflective qualities that you might want.

How do I choose between different paint types and sheens?

All of your home's surfaces have unique roles to play, and paints are no different. For high traffic areas like a home or kitchen, you might want an easily cleaned, reflective, and durable sheen or finish closer to glossy, whereas for a low traffic area with a lot of surface space, a matte or eggshell sheen that's more economical but perhaps harder to clean or less reflective makes more sense.

A humid or moist space like a bathroom might benefit from paints with special water or mildew resistance, whereas a sun-exposed surface outdoors could use a UV-resistant paint to reduce potential for fading. If these choices seem overwhelming, don't fret; knowledgeable painters will be able to guide and support you through the process of selecting the most appropriate options for any scenario you might encounter.

Our team will work with you to understand the best options given your goals, the uses of a space, and your stylistic preferences. So whether we select a cream-colored matte paint or a glossy black paint, you can be confident that together we'll land on the best possible choice that results in the vibe and mood you want for any project.