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Narragansett, Rhode Island
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Some would say the right way to paint is to hire professionals.
If this isn’t an option then do this one thing before you start to paint:
It’s all about the preparation and planning: Clean the surfaces completely. Don’t just dust but scrub clean and let dry for 24 hours. Tape areas not to be painted. Buy the right brushes and rollers for the job. Prime first. Remove furniture, area rugs and drapes. Use cloth, not plastic drop clothes. Fix blemishes both big (holes) and small (scratches). Remove outlet covers (then clean or purchase new ones). Test a couple of small areas to make sure the paint color is what you want in different lights at different times of day.
Part of the planning process is learning: What’s the difference between matte and gloss finishes? What is “cutting in“? “What kind of paint brush is best and how should the brush be loaded? Why is priming important? What is “laying off“? How does humidity affect the painting process? What is the “W” technique? Talk to your paint supplier whether your hometown hardware store or a big box retailer – ask questions, get tips all before you dip the brush into the paint.
Why Remove Moss?
Removing the moss is important because over time the shingles become damaged which may lead
to roof leaks and sometimes the damage is so significant the entire roof must be replaced.
How to Remove Moss?
Hire a professional to remove moss from a roof. Without the proper
tools and techniques the roof shingles can be easily damaged.
John Krekorian advises homeowners on a variety of home maintenance concerns such as moss removal.
It’s time to let go.
Sandy Bliven’s March 10, 2015 Newsletter
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Moving to a new home can be a stressful yet exciting task. Moving requires careful planning and attention to detail — from improving or staging your home to help it sell, to packing up all of your stuff, and finding your new place. Make the process of planning your next move easier for the entire family using our Resources. We have an array of professionals that you can use to make selling your home, Packing, and moving easier than ever. From staging professionals to moving companies we have developed a great relationship with these qualified individuals. See a sample list below or visit our full resource page. And of course you can find homes for sale in your new community with our property search tool on the home page.
Laura D. Krekorian (my beautiful, talented wife) – 401.789.0039
Clean Rite – 401.788.0932
John McLaughlin- 401.265.3805
Home-Rite Home Inspections Ed Gardner 401.783.1655
Hearthstone Home Inspections Frank Hopton 401.635.2242
AmeriSpec Home Inspections Tom Watson 401.232.5445
Priority Building & Home Inspection Ernie Silvio 401.294.4994 www.priorityhomeinspection.com
Residential Mortgage Bill Huggins 401.574.0999
Maverick Funding Jeffrey Kosiorek – 401.692.1108
Inside Style, Lee Chartier 401-783-7800 www.insidestyleri.com , insidestyleri@gmail.com
Astro of New England Chuck Lamendola 401.397.8484
Aaron Smith Enterprises – 401.932.8833
Coastal Plumbing – 401.788.0355
Baruti Law Offices Daniel Baruti 401.789.5100 www.bsbv.com
John V. McCloskey – 401.783.9333
John’s track record clearly speaks volumes, leaving no doubt that he is a champion realtor and a top producer. John is a master of the art of selling, negotiating and finding just the right properties for his clients, getting listings sold pronto and going the extra many miles to please all parties.
— Liz
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