Color change is a great way to give new life to that old space. From accent walls to trim work, our painters pay particular attention to detail� From prep to the finish coat.
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Proud to be Part of Our Community!
On October 4th and 5th, we will be participating in the Taste of Wallingford for the third year. We cherish this annual event. It allows us not only to thank the customers with handouts and discounts, but it brings us closer to the community, seeing familiar faces and meeting new ones. It is through events like the Taste of Wallingford that makes us at Cutting Edge Painters feel less like a business and more like a neighbor helping out friends.
For 12 years, Cutting Edge Painters has been proud to be a business in Connecticut and a member of its wonderful community. While we started off small, we have grown into a highly skilled team, dedicated to quality results and family oriented service. Our years of expertise have allowed our business to include top of the line interior painting, as well as unparalleled exterior alterations. It is our pledge that we not only provide quality work to our customers, but also deliver a positive experience. Any alterations on a home can be a stressful event, we strive to make the transition convenient and smooth with our quick and professional work.
We hope to see you down there and in the meantime, call for a free quote on any interior or exterior work. We will be happy to meet with you!
3 Ways to Treat Interior Wood
Whether it be a newly purchased house or a home that you have been in for years, refurbishing interior wood is a great way to renovate a stagnant room or to bring distinct style into a residence. At Cutting Edge Painters, we specialize in three different methods that would transform any piece of wood. Whether it be cabinets, door/door frames, baseboards, shelves, or even an old book case you have been looking to transform, our techniques are a sure way to revamp any style.
� � �1. Convert to Latex
One of the most common ways we treat wood surfaces is by converting it to a latex paint. This method can be done with both fresh wood and pieces that have been previously stained. While this can be an extensive process, the results are the most diverse based simply on the array of paint colors available to the consumer.
� � �2. Refurbish old wood
Wood can be a great accent to any room, especially in New England. In countless homes, there are great wood fixtures that some would consider a sin to cover with paint. It is in these cases a protective polyurethane coating would secure the integrity of the wood while bringing it back to life, giving the pieces a great shine and luster. Polyurethane can be a tricky substance to work with, our employees though, have tenured experience not only doing book shelves or trim, but also whole walls and cabinets.
� � �3. Wood Stain
While it is a common assumption that stain is only used on outside wood, decks, cedar shakes siding, etc. it also serves as a great interior tool as well. Changing the stain of wood trim not only acts as a protective element for a home, but it allows a customer to switch up a color scheme in a room without having to worry about matching the brightness of a wood trim. For example, changing a light cedar to a rich mahogany opens the color spectrum to a more diverse set of options.
It does not matter if it is aged trim or freshly constructed cabinets, give us a call today for a free quote on how we can restore your interior wood!
The Perks of Caulking for the Winter
As winter creeps up on us day by day, here at Cutting Edge Painters we want to ensure that the warmth in your house stays there. The most effective way we tell our loyal customers to achieve this is by caulking before you put a coat of paint on the walls. Caulking is the application of a malleable sealing agent to narrow gaps between baseboards, pieces of trim and any other cracks or holes. The substance is applied by using a particular, gun like tool, loaded with a tube of the product. Then, after cutting a small hole at the end of the nozzle, we apply the caulk to the crack, smoothing out the compound to blend nicely with the surface.
Consumer Federation of America lists caulking windows, baseboards, doors and any other cracks as a sure way to lower your heating cost and protect the home against energy waste while running your heating system. By sealing pesky cracks and holes, not only are you keeping the heat where it belongs, but you are also putting less strain on your home appliances which in the long run saves money on buying a new machine, fixing current ones and, most importantly, saving you from the hassle all together!
While worrying about our own pockets is an important aspect of our everyday life, making sure the environment is well protected for our next generations is just as vital. Caulking and weather proofing a home lowers carbon footprints while lowering the amount of energy needed to create comfortable temperatures.
So keep warm, keep money in your pocket and keep the environment safe by giving us a quote to secure your home for the winter weather!