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LAPERLE PROCESS
WE ARE EPA CERTIFIED

Laperle Painting Company complies with the EPA's Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Rule. Our firm and its crew leaders are LEAD-SAFE CERTIFIED under the RRP Rule.

It is a Federal Law that all painting and carpentry contractors in the US are EPA LEAD-SAFE CERTIFIED. The RRP Rule applies to homes that were built prior to 1978.

To learn more: http://www.epa.gov/lead

Residential Home Painting Contractor

As a residential painting and carpentry contractor, we offer experience with restoration, siding, staining and painting across a variety of sizes and styles of homes ranging from new construction to historical homes. We are experts in all types of wood preservatives, stains and paints.

The Laperle Process for Residential Interior Painting

We believe that following a process ensures the quality finish you desire; one that maintains its look well after the project is completed.

Below are the general steps we take on our projects. Your situation may vary depending upon your needs as outlined on your proposal.

Set-up

Items are placed in the center of the room and covered with clean, new plastic sheeting. All floors are protected with drop cloths.

Prepare

Thorough preparation is the Laperle standard. Inspect for wood or material damage. Holes and cracks in ceilings and walls are filled; stains are sealed and surfaces are scuff sanded to enable proper paint adhesion.

Walls: Wallpaper is removed, settling cracks are repaired and fiberglass seam tape is applied as necessary. Multiple layers of plaster compound are applied and sanded where needed to create a clean and prepared surface.

Caulking is applied where walls meet all casements, baseboards and moldings.

Woodwork: Surface is cleaned and sanded thoroughly to remove paint or enamel gloss. A bead of caulking in all seams and cracks in woodwork is applied and where wood meets plaster. Holes are filled with putty. One coat of oil-based primer / sealer is applied to bare wood on previously painted woodwork and on new raw woodwork.

Ceilings: Settling cracks are repaired and fiberglass seam tape applied along with multiple layers of plaster compound. Area is sanded to prepare a clean surface for painting.

Closets and Built-ins: Projects can include closets as well as cabinetry, shelving and custom built-ins.

Paint

Repaired areas are sealed and / or primed. Finish coats of premium quality paint are applied to a uniform finish by using different techniques, including brush, roller and airless spray application.

Clean

All of our materials are removed. Floors and carpets are vacuumed and swept. Furniture and accessories are moved back to their desired locations.

Post Work Inspection

After our own inspection, we ask that you review the project with us to verify your satisfaction with our work.