I’m not ready to say goodbye to summer yet, either, but with autumn approaching in the Denver area, it’s time to shift your focus to painting projects that can help bring your indoor and outdoor look to another level this fall.

 The hot weather and long days haven’t left us yet in Colorado, but it’s a good idea to start thinking about how you want to match your interior spaces with the changing seasons outside. Brainstorming is a good first step in deciding

I know you don’t want to hear it, but fall is coming. In Colorado, you’ll need to be prepared for the fall weather as it becomes more unpredictable year-to-year. Fall in our area can bring with it temperatures reaching summer heights

Painting can be a drag. Sure, it updates your home décor and look, making your interior and exterior look brand new again. But it always takes longer than you think, and you usually spend an inordinate amount of time just trying to protect your

Painting your kitchen cabinets is a great way to blend all your kitchen space into one cohesive unit or to add a splash of color to your food prep area. You can choose to make your cabinets accents or to match the room’s overall décor scheme.

Summer in Colorado means hot, dry weather and afternoon thunderstorms. With surprising regularity, thunderstorms can roll through the Denver metro area and beyond several times a week in the summer. Colorado weather is always unpredictable, and

You just bought a house and you’re moving in, but you want to put your own stamp on your new home. Just after you’ve moved into a new place is an excellent time to invest in a new color scheme that fits with you and your family. Many homeowners

Painting brick can be a tricky proposition, and in some cases, it’s required. Exposed brick usually works just fine for your home’s exterior or even interior to provide some style and décor while also keeping drafts out and conditioned air in.

Lead paint is dangerous to anyone in contact with it, especially children and those particularly vulnerable to health conditions. Unfortunately, no one knew how dangerous lead was until the 1970s when the US government outlawed lead-based paint

Painting your own house or working in conjunction with a professional painting crew can be a good way to save money. A trap that many homeowners fall into when painting their own houses is an inflated supply budget. It can be tempting sometimes