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Interior
Painting
This section explains
from start to finish, the typical process when we paint the interior of
your home, property or business.
Set
Up Work | Preparation |
Painting | Clean Up |
Inspection
JFK
prides itself on set up and preparation work on interior jobs. We
believe these aspects are crucial in delivering a superior paint job.
Set
Up Work
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Furniture
and other items are moved to the center of the room or out of the
way completely. These items, along with other areas (i.e. cabinets,
countertops, etc.). are covered with plastic. Why?
To protect YOUR belongings and to give us the space required to do
a great job.
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Ceiling
and wall fixtures are removed or covered with plastic depending on
the job specifications. Why? To ensure
we do a thorough paint job and to protect these fixtures.
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Floors
are completely covered with plastic and drop cloths. Why?
To protect from paint drips or splatters that may occur while we are
working.
Preparation
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Any
visible holes or cracks in the walls, ceilings & trim are filled
with spackle, then sanded smooth and flat. These areas are then
spot primed in order to avoid showing through the paint.
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Gaps
along any trim are filled with caulking to improve appearance.
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Highly
visible stains like water stains are spot primed.
Painting
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The
painting will be done by experienced professionals who will apply
the paint with a brush, roller, or sprayer depending on the surface.
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High
quality paints are used.
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There
will be clean, straight cut lines between walls, ceilings, and trim.
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Tools
or ladders left on the job site will be neatly organized and out of
the way for multiple day jobs.
Clean
Up
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Furniture,
ceiling, and wall fixtures are uncovered and put back into their proper
places.
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Carpets
and floors are cleaned using a shop vacuum.
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Trash
and garbage are removed from the site.
Inspection
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The
crew does a walk around and touch ups are done as needed.
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The
foreman and customer do one final walk through.
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Any
leftover paint is sealed, labeled and left for the customer.
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