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by Darius Brown
Fence Staining vs. Painting: What Homeowners Should Know
Got a wood fence going up or an old one that's looking rough? You've probably asked yourself whether to stain it or paint it. Both will protect the wood, but they do it in completely different ways, they cost different amounts, and they hold up differently once our Georgia weather gets a hold of them. Here's the full breakdown I give homeowners around the CSRA when they're trying to make this call.
by Darius Brown
Augusta Painting Prices: What You'll Actually Pay Per Room, Wall, and Fence
Here's a real breakdown of what homeowners in the Augusta and CSRA area are paying, and what actually drives the price up or down.
by Darius Brown
Should You Caulk Your Baseboards Before Painting? Here's the Real Answer
Caulking is one of those small steps that gets skipped more often than it should, and it's usually the difference between a paint job that looks "fine" and one that looks professional.
by Darius Brown
Bold Wall Colors Are Trending Again. Here's What to Know Before You Commit.
Thinking about going bold with your next paint color in the CSRA? Dee Bee Freelancing shares what every homeowner should know before committing to a bold wall color.
by Darius Brown
Choosing the Right Paint: What Most Homeowners Do Not Realize
The wrong paint can peel early, show every fingerprint, refuse to clean properly, or just look bad no matter how carefully it was applied. The right paint makes a space look better, last longer, and handle everyday life without constant touch-ups. If you are planning to paint, it helps to understand what you are actually buying before you stand in front of that wall of paint cans wondering why there are fifty options.
by Darius Brown
Why Feathering Drywall Matters Before You Paint
One of the fastest ways to ruin a paint job has nothing to do with the paint itself. It usually comes down to what was done before the paint ever touched the wall. If drywall repairs are not feathered out properly, you will see the patch the second light hits it. No color, no finish, and no expensive paint can hide poor prep work. Good painting starts long before the brush comes out.
