We are a painting contractor in the San Gabriel Valley
area of California. Our residential painting company has over 30 years of
experience doing high quality interior and exterior house painting, taking extra
care to fully prepare all surfaces. As an extra, we offer our clients the means
to save energy. We are an environmentally conscious house painter
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Our San Gabriel Valley based painting company also provides high quality
finishes for kitchens, cabinets, and bathrooms. Each one of our house painters
does first class enamel work on all your crown moldings, windows, doors, frames,
chair rails, and baseboards. First class wood stain work and color matching are
some of the specialties of our residential painting company. As a top-notch
painting contractor, we only use high quality paints and coatings from
Dunn Edwards, Sherwin Williams, Vista Paints, Devoe, Duron, Behr, Benjamin
Moore, Cabot, Glidden, ICI Dulux, Minwax, and Ralph Lauren.
Our painting company has expertise in the treatment and repair of residential
painting problem surfaces, such as: peeling, flaking, and bubbling areas. Our
extra preparation includes washing, cleaning, scraping, and sanding all lose
paint. We then prime all the bare wood, repair any lose window glazing,
caulk wood joints and fill cracks. Finally, our experienced house painter crew
installs the specified number of finish coats with spray, roller, or paint
brush.
Contact us (626) 488 - 6885 for a free estimate. You may
also email us by clicking
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References: Dan's San Gabriel Valley painting company
will provide you with a long list of satisfied customers; some have provided
our paint company with glowing recommendations.
Our past residential painting projects can be seen in many of the San
Gabriel Valley cities, such as Pasadena, Altadena, Alhambra, La Canada,
Monrovia, Duarte, San Gabriel, etc
Our residential painting company provides service to Arcadia, Azusa, Avocado
Heights, Baldwin Park, Basset, Bradbury, Charter Oaks, Citrus, City of
Industry, Covina, El Monte, Glendora, Hacienda Heights, Irwindale, La
Puente, Mayflower Village, Montebello, Monterey Park, El Monte, Rosemead,
Rowland Heights, San Dimas, San Marino, Sierra Madre, South El Monte, South
Pasadena, South San Gabriel, South San Jose Hills, Temple City, Valinda,
Vincent, Walnut, West Covina, West Puente Valley, Whittier, La Crescenta,
Montrose, Eagle Rock, Diamond Bar, El Sereno, Highland Park, and La
Cañada Flintridge.
Like many a residential painting contractor, we like to show-off our work!
Take a look at our upcoming photo gallery of finished residential painting
projects in the San Gabriel Valley .
The answer is yes!
Although quality painting is pleasing to the eye, its primary function is to
preserve and weatherproof your home. Newer elastomeric caulking, sealants,
and paints, not only protect your house against moisture and
rot, but also help control your energy cost. The better insulation afforded
by these materials is the reason our house painter crew is so fuzzy about
sealing with caulk! A residential structure that has been caulked and sealed
well is more energy efficient.
See what the experts say.
All the above is even more relevant when you consider the
temperature extremes of paint in the San Gabriel Valley. Some
mornings can be very cold, yet a little after midday can feel just like
summertime. However, there's much more...please
read the following exciting paragraph.
Hi-Tech Energy Saving Coatings:
Our painting company is very proud to introduce these new energy
saving coatings into the San Gabriel Valley house painter community. These
Hi-Tech coatings are the same ones used by the
University of Colorado, the 2002 and 2005 first place winner of the
Solar Decathlon.
These energy saving coatings can be used on roofs, attics, ceilings,
interior and exterior walls. They achieve energy savings by allowing less of
a "footprint" for energy to radiate into or out of a given area.
Houses painted with these Hi-Tech coatings will cost less to heat during
winter, and less to cool during summer. The negligible cost of using these
paint coatings will more than pay for itself in energy savings, year after
year. Another benefit of using these paints is that they are longer lasting,
with better resistance to scuff, wear, and abrasion.
Want a small, no cost demonstration? Our
painting company will be more than glad to setup a 15 minute demonstration
so that you can personally witness the energy savings,
just ask us!
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Perhaps you have a good reason to feel that way! Let's face it: Many
residential painting contractors skimp on surface preparation. Heck, we've
seen many a house painter that didn't care enough to simply dust off the
area to be painted! They will paint right over dirt, dust, and scum! Much
less will they clean, sand, prime, and caulk! This near-absolute lack of
surface preparation is called a
"blow and go" in the house painter trade.
The unsuspecting homeowners are then fooled into paying the painting
contractor for substandard work, since most freshly painted structures look
good. However, upon the first change of season the lack of good painting
preparation will be very noticeable, showing areas of bubbling,
cracking, and peeling paint.
Relevant to San Gabriel Valley Residential Painting:
When you consider the temperature extremes of house painting in
the San Gabriel Valley, with cool mornings and hot summertime conditions at
noon, paint materials will not tolerate the temperature-induced flexing,
expanding, and shrinking, unless the surface preparation is first class.
Bubbling and flaking paint in less than a year?
How long should a paint job last?
If a residential painting contractor has prepared a house well,
there is no reason a paint job shouldn't last at least 5 to 7 years. The
newer acrylic paints have superior color retention qualities and are less
prone to dulling when compared to alkyd oil based paints. The most common
reason many paint jobs lack durability is poor surface preparation by the
painting contractor.
Latex over oil:
This is one of the biggest reasons for lack of adhesion and durability.
Once a structure is painted with oil based paint - like a kitchen or
bathroom - latex paint will not stick to it unless a primer is used
between the new latex paint and the old oil based paint. If you've ever seen
paint that comes right off with just the touch of your fingernail, that's
possibly the reason why.
Problem Prep:
Badly prepared painting surfaces can have mildew, tree sap, and wood
knots show up again and again. Stains such as pencil and ink marks, crayon,
coloring pencil, and grease can surface again when not treated with a stain
blocking primer.
Excessive Thinning:
Other bad painting contractor practices involve the excess thinning of
paint. If you've ever seen paint that started to come off in very thin
sheets, over-thinning the paint is what causes that. Stucco and foundation
areas can start flaking and crumbling due to excess moisture because they
were not sealed correctly. When your house painter turns 10 gallons of paint
into 15 - by over thinning with solvent - that is what happens!

Your home is perhaps your greatest investment and the proper painting methods will give it many extra years of long-lasting value. Don't be a victim of "blow and go."
Copyright D. Aloy