Hiring A Professional Exterior Painter for a Paint Project
April 18, 2019Consider These Things For Your Interior Paint Project
May 7, 2019Interior Painting In The Winter
It’s obvious why most homeowners want to start their indoor painting projects during warm weather months – better circulation of air when the windows are open! However, depending on what you want to paint and what type of paint you’re using, even the winter may be a great time to paint.
In winter, if the weather is really bad, it may mean most of your exterior remodeling efforts are put on hold. The good news is that cold, wintery days don’t always include snow, so they offer the perfect opportunity to tackle interior house painting projects, like repainting windows. Here are some of the reasons why interior painting in the winter is a good idea:
Painting Can be Cheaper in the Winter
There is definitely more demand for professional painters in the spring and summer seasons, so that ensures that painters’ price their projects more competitively. Winter is such an extremely slow season for painting companies (especially professional exterior painters), but it’s great for customers who are on a budget. Typically, prices should be about 20 to 40 percent lower during the winter, because it’s considered off-peak painting season. Another advantage to choosing winter months is that your painter may be able to devote more attention and time to your job.
More Flexibility With Time
Painting companies usually are more flexible with their time in the winter months. It’s a lighter schedule for them and they may be able to give you more flexibility with the timing of the paint project. There are also more painters available to execute your project, so it’s possible that it could be finished in half the time. The sun also tends to rise earlier in winter, so painters can start earlier in the day and finish working earlier in the afternoon or evening. This gives you more free time to do whatever else you need to do for the rest of the day.
Paint Cures Faster in Cold, Dry, Air
Higher temperatures are never ideal for interior painting projects. The more humidity in the air, the longer it will take for your interior paint to dry. With drier and colder air, the paint will cure so much faster, which means less time spent waiting for multiple coats to be applied.
Increase Your Property Value in Time for Spring
Interior painting in the winter will help you sell it in the spring. You will be able to beat the other sellers to market by being prepared. Every house put up for sale will need a fresh coat of paint to help buyers make their purchasing decision.
No matter the reason, it’s always possible to paint the interior of your home in the winter – especially when you hire the right painting professional.
At J.Canabe, our painting experts will work with you to determine the best way to execute your paint project. We will create the proper timing and choose the best paint for your project within your budget. Contact us today to learn more about our services – we’re here to answer your painting questions!
