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Phone: (508) 958-7534

Address: 95 Regan Cir, Raynham, MA 02767

Website: https://www.dandspainting.com/contact

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D & S Painting & Remodeling

Kitchen Remodeling
Bathroom Remodeling
Flooring
Door Installation/Replacement
Framing
Paint: We prefer to use Benjamin Moore paints. They can match any other company's color. Their Personal Color Viewer allows you to picture color combinations in a room or on a house. They make environmentally-friendly "green" paints.
Fireplaces
Cabinet Installation

Landscaping and Fencing

Landscaping
"We would like to thank Steve and his crew for the wonderful job they did painting our home. Our house is completely transformed! Steve took the time to talk to us up front and recommend the best product for our job. We are pleased with the end result! Our home was painted quickly and the workmanship was top notch. The crew was also careful around our landscaping and always took the time to ask us the specifics of what we wanted. Overall we are extremely pleased with the results and looking forward to having some interior painting done in the near future," - Greg (Littleton MA)

Window Installation/Replacement
It depends on how the room will be used, the look you want, and personal preference. For bathrooms, we recommend something with a bit of a shine, like eggshell or pearl, as it repels water better. We use a semi-gloss or satin on trim, doors and windows because it make them stand out from the walls. Benjamin Moore makes a matte finish that is great for walls - it has less shine than eggshell but more than flat, and is extremely durable and scrubbable. The matte also hides imperfections nicely, like those on older walls that can't really be fixed. Flat paint scuffs easily, but also touches up easily.
Siding
An airless sprayer is fine to use, provided the siding stain or paint is back brushed (i.e., we spray first and then use a brush to work the stain or paint into the wood.) The sprayer will allow the stain or paint to be evenly dispersed, while brushing will work the product into the siding, giving the siding the best protection.
Porches
Yes, although we prefer to stain them. Stain is less apt to peel. If your porch was initially painted, you need to continue with paint.

Painting
We offer a two year guarantee for exterior painting (e.g., against peeling, chipping, cracking). This is standard for our industry. If small areas do peel after the two years is up, we can prime and paint those spots for a small fee to keep your house looking fresh and crisp.
Masonry
If you are going to paint within 30 days, we recommend starting with either an oil alkyd primer or alkaline-resistant or masonry primer. Polyvinyl acetate (PVA) primers should never be used over a plaster finish as it will cause bond loss and paint delamination. After 30 days there are no special requirements.
Caulking
We have many years of experience that cannot be duplicated in a weekend. Preparation (sanding, caulking and priming) is an extremely important part of the job, and we will ensure that it is done right, and that the finished product looks great and will withstand the weather.

Pressure Washing

Residential Pressure Washing
We power wash with bleach to kill mold and mildew, and to rinse off dust and dirt before we begin painting. We do not use high pressure power washing in lieu of scraping to remove loose paint off the house. High pressure power washing can damage wood. We use disc sanders.

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