When it comes to giving your home a fresh paint job, you might be tempted to pull out your roller and do it yourself. But should you? While rolling on a coat of paint or two might seem simple, there are some serious considerations when taking on a project yourself. It's really dependent on the skill level of the individual, the tools they have, the detail of the project, and the amount of prep that needs to be done.
If your walls are in good condition and you're just looking for a simple color change, go ahead and DIY. Touching up small spots or repainting a child's room, for example, doesn't necessarily require a pro. Painting something like a bedroom is as simple as taking your furniture out and getting out a step ladder. It doesn’t require a lot of time or energy. However, just because you're not using a pro, doesn't mean you should skimp on tools. If you're going to go to a quality level, invest in quality tools. If you use the proper equipment, your result could be just as good as a professional's work.
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Replace any worn-out mulch with a fresh coating to make your landscaping look bright again right away. You could also use a different style or color for an eye- catching touch.
Cleanliness goes along with creating an attractive curb appeal. Power wash the front porch, landing, and the walkway leading up to them to take your cleaning to the next level.
This is an easy way to make a splash with something small. Add some bold metal numbers to make the front of your house aesthetically eye-catching and help your Amazon delivery workers
Sometimes don't need additional color and simply need to wash your home's facade to make your exterior look brand new.
Mulch is classic, but stone makes a statement. Make it more interesting by replacing traditional mulch with stones around your shrubbery or beds.
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