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Properly preparing your home makes it look new againA smooth, bare wood surface accepts paint best, making your home’s new paint job last years longer. Removing years of old paint also reveals historic, original detailing. Today’s paints are made of much better quality, especially when applied to bare wood, so they protect your investment against wicked weather and the harsh environment. When not prepared and completely removed, old layers of paint left untreated will eventually fail and flake, causing you to repaint much more often to achieve a clean look, or worse yet, subjecting your wood to the effects of dry rot. By ensuring that your paint job properly adheres to the siding, you will improve the longevity of your siding and decrease your financial obligation to repaint year after year. Established in 1945, Ed Bell & Son Paint Removal uses a time-tested process that helps the wood to breathe, while not harming it. By removing the built-up paint layers, your home regains a crisp, refreshed look, highlighting the details, especially intricate detailing like crown moldings, corbels, windows, posts and other architectural woodwork. Here are just a few of the many historical buildings we’ve worked on:
We also remove paint from interior woodwork. Many homes in the Portland area feature original woodwork that was finished naturally, without paint. Over the years it was popular to paint this beautiful woodwork white. Today homeowners are restoring woodwork to its natural, unpainted beauty.
Our process can reveal the original splendor of hutches, windows, fireplace
mantles, doors, baseboards, cabinets, bookcases and much more. Call us today for more information or to schedule a free consultation and estimate at 503-539-6908. Or request an estimate online now.
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