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R&G Paints

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R&G Paints

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We are a local small business with over 30+ years of experience. We pride ourselves with the quality of work and task management. Our scope of work varies anywhere from painting a small area or room to painting the exterior of a home and everything in between. Customer satisfaction is our #1 goal. Communication is constant during the job process.

"R&G did a great job! Everything went very well and the porch looks perfect! Would definitely hire again."

Collins C on July 2025

We are a local small business with over 30+ years of experience. We pride ourselves with the quality of work and task management. Our scope of work varies anywhere from painting a small area or room to painting the exterior of a home and everything in between. Customer satisfaction is our #1 goal. Communication is constant during the job process.

"R&G did a great job! Everything went very well and the porch looks perfect! Would definitely hire again."

Collins C on July 2025

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A Handy Woman

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6 years of experience

I’m a handywoman that started out doing drywall and painting work. I was eager to learn everything I possibly could in the last few years, therefore, I am able to do vinyl and tile flooring install and repairs, window installation, interior/exterior door and storm door installation, minor plumbing repair and maintenance, along with various exterior work. S

I’m a handywoman that started out doing drywall and painting work. I was eager to learn everything I possibly could in the last few years, therefore, I am able to do vinyl and tile flooring install and repairs, window installation, interior/exterior door and storm door installation, minor plumbing repair and maintenance, along with various exterior work. S

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Painting questions, answered by experts

Sanding a wood floor can be a lot of work, especially if the room is large. However, if you skip this step, the paint might not stick properly to the floor. Over time, your paint can peel or chip. Eventually, you may need to repaint the floor all over again. Save your time and money by sanding the floor the first time.

Tipping for exterior and interior painting is often roughly the same. In some cases, interior painters may be around the homeowner more and can get to know them a little better, which can sometimes result in better tips.

If you’re unhappy with the look of your baseboard heater and want to make it flow seamlessly with your wall color, painting a baseboard heater is possible. Always ensure the heater is off and cooled before you begin this project. Heat-resistant paint isn’t necessary unless your heater is heating above 200 degrees Fahrenheit.

Most painters charge by the square footage of the project rather than an hourly rate. However, painters who do charge by the hour typically charge $20 to $60 per hour for a standard job. More complex or physically demanding jobs may be able to go for $100 per hour in labor costs. 

Sometimes you can get away with simply sanding and painting over small areas of peeling paint. However, the problem will likely return quickly, and the ridge between old and new paint will be visible. If you just need a quick fix and won't worry about appearance, chip away the peeling paint as much as possible, prime and paint the area, and skip the spackle step.

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