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Preparations, materials key to exterior and interior painting

All exterior surfaces must be pressure washed before any painting occurs, Huggins says. (Photo courtesy of Chuck Huggins)

Get to know these essential steps for any interior or exterior painting project from a highly rated Morgantown, W.V. painting contractor.

How to get your HOA to approve your house painting project

Before making changes to your home's exterior, contact your HOA to see if your plans fall within allowable guidelines. (Photo courtesy of Angie's List member Robert O.)

If you live in a community with a homeowners association (HOA), gaining the board's approval before you paint your home's exterior is an essential requirement.

Finding a contractor for lead paint removal

Angie’s List member Steve T. of San Diego hired highly rated Paintgreen to remove lead paint from his garage. He says company owner, John Ray, “was patient and went over and beyond to make sure all work was done to the letter of the law.” (Photo courtesy of Steve T.)

Millions of homes built before 1978 still contain lead paint. EPA guidelines now mandate safe cleaning practices for lead paint removal, but not all contractors follow the rules.