“Peter and team were top notch. Prep work was well done and the painting was excellent. The rooms look fantastic! My wife and I both agree that Peter provides a great service at a fair price. We would use his services again as the finished product is very high quality.”
Following is a list of tools that are typically helpful. Most of these are sold at home improvement centers or online. If you don’t already own or want to buy some of the pricier tools, you can often rent them. Garden hose with high-pressure nozzle Stiff-bristle brush with extension pole Bucket and detergent or TSP substitute Drop cloths, plastic sheeting, and painter’s tape Hook-blade paint scraper and molding scraper Wire brush Respirator, dust masks, and safety goggles Putty knife and 5-in-1 tool Work gloves and latex gloves Stepladder and/or extension ladder Disk sander or random-orbit sander and sandpaper Caulking gun and caulking compound Paintbrushes (see below for information about selecting) Paint rollers and extension poles 5-gallon bucket with roller grid Paint sprayer* (see below) Select the Right Paintbrushes

Dip a high-quality 4-inch paintbrush about 2 inches into the paint (so it doesn’t collect too much paint).
Paragon Painting maintains quite a good balance between the use of images and text. The homepage is loaded with different branded pictures depicting past projects. Since the company’s successes are front and center after a short scroll down, the company’s reputation gets a strong emphasis.