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License #421679 Commercial | Residential | Interior | Exterior San Diego Painting Contractor Phone: 760-635-1040 | Fax: (760) 635-1042 email:Paul@accentpainting.com |
What To Expect When Choosing a Painting Contractor
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Is Your Contractor Really Licensed?
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The Secret Life of Wood
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Ohio State University Extension Fact Sheet "Wood Rot"
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It is with great pleasure and confidence that I bring you Accent Painting. Accent Painting is a residential and commercial painting contractor offering services of interior and exterior painting, Venetian plasters, staining, smooth wall finishing and wood rot restoration. We operate in the Northern half of San Diego county, most of our clients' fine homes are in Rancho Santa Fe, Carmel Valley, Del Mar, Encinitas, La Jolla, and Carlsbad.
Over the years, I have developed a reputation based on honesty, integrity, and a sincere concern for all clients. I started painting professionally in 1976 and became a licensed contractor in 1982.
I personally guarantee that all work will be completed on a timely basis and in a professional manner. My painting history has covered projects including a 13 story high rise exterior, numerous new custom homes exceeding 10,000 square feet, and 27 years of elaborate detail work involving furniture quality sprayed finishes, shading lacquers, custom stains and Venetian plasters. No job is too big, not detail too small.
I have one of the most extensive backgrounds in paint coatings, preparation, and applications. This enables me to evaluate my customer's needs, and to recommend the correct coatings and procedures that will insure the absolute best results. I am committed to using only the finest materials that last longer, and that will give your job a professional look.
Our best customers are repeat customers and we want every client to be 100% satisfied.
Sincerely,
Paul Linden
Phone: (760))635-1040
Fax: (760) 635-1042
email: Paul@accentpainting.com
The solutions to wood decay are quite simple - repair it, or replace it. But like a loaf of homemade bread that's developed a little mold, rot-damaged wood doesn't have to be thrown away. It's not as simple as scraping mold from bread, but repairing wood usually makes more sense and is more economical than replacing it.
Many homeowners are familiar with wood damage caused by rot. They see it in structural lumber, log homes, eaves, garage doors, exterior door trim, window casings and other wood used in construction. Current estimates show that replacement materials, needed to repair damage caused by rot alone, account for nearly 10 percent of U.S. annual wood production.
Blame for this destruction is sometimes incorrectly placed on termites or other wood-destroying insects. However, there are no mud tunnels or mines in the wood such as seen with termite and other wood-destroying insects, nor is there any sawdust, which would be evident in the case of carpenter ant damage.
