The inescapable product shortage has been impossible not to notice in recent months with its wide-ranging effect from food to lumber and most hobby-type products that people have been drawn to in the post lockdown era. Well, now the paint industry has also been experiencing serious delays and backorder issues along with many other building materials.

If you are on the schedule to have your house painted in the spring, you may be wondering if there is anything you can do to prepare for when the painters show up. Well, it depends, but usually, there isn’t too much you have to do. Here are a few of the more common things we run into that you may want to take care of before we show up.

Whether you’re ready to tackle an entire upgrade or doing your due diligence before embarking on an exterior paint project, Redfin reached out to us and other paint color experts from Anaheim, CA, to Washington, D.C. to share our best advice to help guide you through picking the best exterior paint colors that you – and your neighbors – will love.

It’s not every day you have your house painted, so naturally, a lot of people have questions about how the process works. We broke down the most common questions into this FAQ post for you.

After months and months of being trapped in flowery paper walls, you’re ready to finally strip the sorry sight from your living room and paint it something more modern. But for the average homeowner, this can be an overwhelming job. Just the thought of stripping wallpaper and keeping the dog from shredding it can be a challenge in itself. We cannot help you with your dog, but we can provide the steps you’ll need to take to make your room look brand new! Here are the 5 steps you need to follow to strip your wallpaper and paint your walls fresh.

We are embarking on the long months of winter. Painting your home can not only uplift your space -- but also lift your mood. If you plan to paint this winter, have it done before the holidays to add a little extra cheer! If you will have visitors, paint these three rooms before the holidays.

Are you tired of the same-old, same-old? What better way to freshen up your life than by completely revamping your interior spaces? For those of us that have had the same kitchen paint for 30 years, a minor change in wall color could be a major improvement.

Most of us have lived in more than one house in our lifetimes. Maybe you moved around a lot as a kid, or maybe you’ve bought and sold houses as an adult. No matter your situation, getting a house to sell - and to sell fast - is an art form.

Whether we like it or not, fall’s coming. The kids are going back to school, and the leaves are changing. The dog days of summer are over.

Even so, there’s a lot to like about fall. For starters, it’s a great time to start fixing up the exterior of your home.

If you didn’t stain your deck in the last two years, chances are it might be looking pretty worn-out. The color might be washed out, or even worse - the wood might be water-warped. There’s no question that your deck needs to be stained, pronto! But how do you go about staining?