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Prospect Heights Interior Painter
 

Tenant Turnover Painting

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Brooklyn Duplex Rental Painter

 
 

The Brooklyn neighborhood of Prospect Heights revels in its unique strengths of community and culture, history and hipster. Second and third generation residents welcome newbies to the area, and relatively affordable housing in duplexes and brownstones with character attract families, young professionals and an interesting variety of folks who embrace the parks, concerts and fun eateries.

Flexible Painting Contractor for Property Managers

 When tenants change, many property owners and managers call us in to freshen the interior for showing living spaces to potential residents. This duplex is a charming one with exposed brick for a rustic touch, stainless steel appliances for 21st century kitchen accoutrements and fresh white paint for that timeless appeal. Whatever the condition of the walls – or ceilings or floors – we can make it new by cleaning, patching and spackling, sanding, priming and painting. Our crew’s experience offers vision in seeing what is present and what needs to be done. Like good pilots and good surgeons, our painters know the outcome before they begin.   

 
Park Slope Kitchen Floor Replacement
 
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Brooklyn Flooring Contractor

It’s been said that the best time to plant a tree is today. And one of the best times to update a kitchen floor is in preparing a place for new tenants. These homeowners wanted to update the retro look of a somewhat worn black and white tile floor with a more contemporary kind of cool in a marbleized look. Floor work like this entails moving all the appliances and base cabinets off said floor and removing it piece by piece. A comprehensive inspection of the subfloor is next, and once it is deemed ready for new flooring, we meticulously install it.

 With everything out of the way, it’s a great time to paint the kitchen as well, which we did. Then the Paintworks crew positioned the lower cabinet back in place along with the big appliances. Voila! The kitchen was refreshed. The homeowner landlords were happy. And we are confident that new tenants will love the floor and freshly painted kitchen in their new abode.