Paso Robles Interior Painters

PASO ROBLES, CA

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"... do not stick well to a schedule as to when they are going to come to do the work. they are not reliable; but when they do show up they do very good work...."

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Paso Robles Interior Painting Articles

Finding a painter who is qualified to remove lead paint

Walk away from any contractor who is dismissive of lead paint dangers. It’s too big a risk to take, and it’s also federal law. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Steve T.)

Dear Angie: How do I find a painter who is also qualified to remove lead paint before painting?

How to avoid deadly lead paint

Lead poisoning can cause irreversible brain damage to young children. While the U.S. banned lead in most paints in 1978, the danger remains in homes painted before the ban.

How much does it cost to paint a bedroom?

The total cost of hiring a painting contractor will be more expensive than doing it yourself, but you can expect a job with clean lines, no brush marks and no paint drips. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Ilene K. of Thornville, Ohio)

If your bedroom needs a facelift, paint is a good place to start. But what does it really cost to give your bedroom a makeover? Is there a significant difference between doing it yourself and hiring a pro?