Metcalf Professional Painting

read moreFurniture is moved or relocated to provide access to work area. Furniture is then covered with plastic and floors are covered with drop cloths to insure protection of your property. All drywall repairs are completed, including nail pops, stress cracks, drywall tape, etc. Cracks in the trim are caulked with a 55/60-year caulk. A stain-killing acrylic or oil-based primer is applied as needed. We use Sherwin Williams and Benjamin Moore paints. We use only the top of the line paints from these manufacturers in flat, matte, eggshell, satin, semi-gloss and gloss finishes.

read moreBefore you decide to do-it-yourself or hire the least expensive painter you can find, here are some points to consider that suggest the lowest price may not be the best value. Safety - Painting can be hazardous work. Hire a professional contractor that is fully insured. Metcalf Painting and Interiors carries workers compensation and general liability - $1,000,000 aggregate. Experience - Metcalf Painting and Interiors has been in business for over 30 years with over 15,000 satisfied clients. Preparation - Getting the surface properly prepared makes all the difference.

read moreNylon - is the most popular carpet fiber and is preferred because of its strength. It has exceptional resilience and retains its texture well. Nylon carpet fiber is soft yet strong, shows color brilliantly, and cleans well. Advanced generation nylons offer the latest in fiber technology and a built-in ability to conceal and resist soil and stains. Polypropylene (Olefin) - the use of polypropylene in carpet has grown over the last ten years due to the popularity of Berber style loop carpets. Polypropylene is extremely resistant to stains, fading and moisture.