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"I plan on referring him to friends, family. I will now only use him for future work. I can’t rave about his work enough!!"

Carri B on February 2020

We install just about anything electrical, Specializes in security systems as well as security lighting! "Your safe with us!"

"I plan on referring him to friends, family. I will now only use him for future work. I can’t rave about his work enough!!"

Carri B on February 2020



Accent Painting

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Accent Painting

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Accent Painting is a family operated business working out of Dubuque Iowa since founded. Our prices are very affordable and most important, we use the highest quality products available. We service the entire area and have received many referrals for our outstanding work. Some of our specialties include: Interior And Exterior Painting, Drywall Installation And Repair, Pop Corn Ceiling Removal, Faux Finishes, Power Washing and Spraying to name a few!

Accent Painting is a family operated business working out of Dubuque Iowa since founded. Our prices are very affordable and most important, we use the highest quality products available. We service the entire area and have received many referrals for our outstanding work. Some of our specialties include: Interior And Exterior Painting, Drywall Installation And Repair, Pop Corn Ceiling Removal, Faux Finishes, Power Washing and Spraying to name a few!


Godwin Painting

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Godwin Painting

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Self Employed, one person crew. Billing done by the job or by the hour. Depending on the size of the job--50% required at the start of the job--balance due at when the job is complete.

Self Employed, one person crew. Billing done by the job or by the hour. Depending on the size of the job--50% required at the start of the job--balance due at when the job is complete.



Momchilovich Drywall LLC

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Momchilovich Drywall LLC

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38 years of experience

Started in 1988 as a one-man operation, specializing in gypsum installation, finishing and painting, in residential and commercial construction, and has been in continuous operation for more than 25 years. Our company has since been incorporated. Presently we employ 7 full-time finishers and painters and sub-contract a portion of our operations. We manage drywall contracts up to $200,000. Our company has established safe, organized, and effectual procedures for providing consistently superior drywall installation, finishing and painting services and has established a standard of excellence in all it’s operations and activities. Area builders have found us to be predictable and reliable in meeting construction schedules and deadlines. We strive to exercise care in hiring the best suited people to our profession, a stable, well trained, well equipped, and motivated workforce, in numbers proportionate to the size projects we are targeting, who will be respectful, helpful, and professional to each other and to the people we work for.

Started in 1988 as a one-man operation, specializing in gypsum installation, finishing and painting, in residential and commercial construction, and has been in continuous operation for more than 25 years. Our company has since been incorporated. Presently we employ 7 full-time finishers and painters and sub-contract a portion of our operations. We manage drywall contracts up to $200,000. Our company has established safe, organized, and effectual procedures for providing consistently superior drywall installation, finishing and painting services and has established a standard of excellence in all it’s operations and activities. Area builders have found us to be predictable and reliable in meeting construction schedules and deadlines. We strive to exercise care in hiring the best suited people to our profession, a stable, well trained, well equipped, and motivated workforce, in numbers proportionate to the size projects we are targeting, who will be respectful, helpful, and professional to each other and to the people we work for.



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Exterior Painting questions, answered by experts

You can paint concrete with paint rollers. In fact, using paint rollers is considered one of the easiest ways to evenly apply paint on concrete. A paint roller with a 1/2- to 3/4-inch-thick nap—which is basically a fabric paint roller cover—is best for painting concrete. The thicker the nap, the more paint it can hold to fill those pesky concrete cracks and crevices.

Magnetic paint is only available in dark gray or black because of the iron dust particles mixed through it. If your heart is set on a less-gloomy shade, add a top coat or two of other latex or chalkboard paint. But adding more than two top coats will degrade the magnetic properties. Dark top coats work better than light shades, as the black or gray magnetic paint is less likely to peek through.

With a protective top coat, fiberglass door paint will last two or more years. Sometimes, this life span can be even shorter depending on what elements the door is exposed to. Conditions like heavy rain and snowfall don’t usually cause issues, but high temperatures and direct sunlight can quickly lead to cracking and bubbling. 

A finishing layer is an important step in the staining process. A top coat helps make a stain last longer by protecting it from spills, scratches, and natural weathering.

A lacquer finish is thin, fast-drying, and best used for cabinets, molding, and trim. It’s not recommended for outdoor furniture. Another option is varnish, which has a glossy finish with a protective film and is often used on outdoor wood objects. Polyurethane, known as “liquid plastic,” dries quickly but doesn’t hold up well in the heat. Lastly, a shellac finish adds a warm tint to wood but is affected by heat.

Yes, your HOA can make you paint your house. Be sure to read through your community guidelines to understand the rules around paint—some communities only accept certain colors for exterior paint. Talk to your HOA before painting your home to share your plans and make sure they fit within the bylaws.

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