Aug 13, 2020
August 13, 2020 - /PressAdvantage/ - 
Walla Painting, a house painting contractor based in Carmel, Indiana, wants to let homeowners in the area know that many have already initiated home improvement projects, resulting in a significant increase in demand for exterior house painting services such that there is now a wait list. This was the result of people continuing to work from home. Thus, homeowners may want to check if they need exterior house painting so that they may have it scheduled as early as possible. Furthermore, they also want to point out that the winter season is drawing near and that having a fresh coat of paint can protect the home from the harsh and extreme weather during winter.
Jonathan Walla, owner of Walla Painting, says, “Homeowners are beginning to understand the importance of painting the exterior of their homes. Exposure to the sun, rain, and shifts in temperature all affect the condition of the paint and further the deterioration of the protective coating of the surface. There are many benefits to keeping the paint fresh on the exterior of a home. The result is that the demand is so high, we have had to create a waitlist. We recommend that you sign up for the wait list as soon as possible to get your exterior house painting done as fast as possible.”
Having the exterior of a home painted is an essential investment to ensure that the value of the home is protected even if the homeowner has no plans to move. Keeping the value of the home can be assured by getting the services of exterior painting professionals, such as the ones from Walla Painting. There are various reasons why this is important. First, the home is likely to be the homeowner’s largest asset. Second, future costly repairs may be prevented by performing regular maintenance. And finally, the homeowner will also be helping the neighborhood remain safe through the increased home value after painting, as it will be a part of how the whole neighborhood is assessed.
It should also be noted that the exterior house painting professionals will first perform any needed prep work on the outside of the home because, while it is not easily noticed, a lot of dirt and debris can accumulate on the exterior of a home. After thoroughly cleaning the house exterior, they will fully inspect and evaluate the surfaces of the house to make sure that all of the required prep work is done before any paint is applied. The next step would be to scrape off any loose paint. However, if the old paint is secure, there may be no need to remove it. They will then caulk all of the cracks and gaps in the trim before they start to paint. Caulking is essential because without it, moisture may be able to get into the gaps and cause damage to the exterior of the home. Finally, they will apply top quality exterior paint, after which they clean up before leaving.
There are a number of factors that make Walla Painting preferable to other painting services. These include the fact that they have specialized in residential home painting; they live, hire and offer their services locally; they are a recipient of Angie’s List Super Service Award from 2010 to 2019; they are a small local business; and they are completely insured and bonded. Furthermore, the paint products they use are Sherwin-Williams products, unless the homeowner prefers a different paint brand; have very low VOC (low odor); and are environment-friendly for the family and the environment.
Aside from exterior house painting, they also offer other services. These include interior house painting; kitchen painting; commercial painting for retail stores, small offices, spas, and more; cabinet painting; drywall repair; and wallpaper removal. Their service areas are Carmel, Westfield, Fishers, Zionsville, Noblesville, and McCordsville.
Those who are interested in having the exterior of their house painted may want to contact Walla Painting through their website, or contact them through the telephone or via email.
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For more information about Walla Painting, contact the company here:
Walla Painting
Jonathan Walla
(317) 656-7045
[email protected]
11725 Lenox Lane
Carmel, IN 46032
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