Now that you have spent your hard-earned money and your time re-painting your home, what's next? One option is to not do anything and in five years, re-paint our home again. Because as you know, the weather in the Wasatch Valley can be rather unpredictable and cause a lot of damage to the outside of your home along with the normal wear and tear. The second option is to have a monthly maintenance program in place. This will help ensure your re-paint lasts longer, save you money and increase the overall value of your home or building as it will continuously look well-maintained on the outside.
Not many local paint companies will provide this option at an affordable price, let alone do a good job. Park City Painting is the exception. They have designed a maintenance program that can be customized to your needs and its easy to sign up. Simply contact KC to schedule an initial meeting where he will describe the different types of maintenance options as well as evaluate your home/building and determine what services will need to be provided, a budget, the guarantee and a time table as to when certain maintenance will occur.
Park City Painting has been in the business for over 35 years and specializes in exterior and interior painting as well as re-paints, commercial and residential paiting, furniture stripping and refinising, building movie set and even setting up your holiday lighting. Park City Painting is your local go-to expert for everything paint. Call today with any questions you may have! 435-649-4455
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Summer is around the corner...
Summer is around the corner. The flowers are blooming, the grass and trees are magnificent shades of green, color is everywhere. But how is your home looking? Has it been more than 10 years since you repainted your home? Or have you recently painted it and all it needs is some maintenance. Look no further. In this blog you will find ample information, pictures, videos, etc. on how to keep your home looking in tip top shape.
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