One of the perks of the painting industry is that your jobsite can change every day - from awful to awesome. We want to see the awesome! Send us photos of your favorite jobsites for a chance to be featured on Paint News and in a future issue of APC Magazine! At the end of the year, we will choose the Jobsite of the Year… and we'll run it on the cover of the November/December issue of APC. You'll get a feature article dedicated to your company and projects and lots of extra issues to pass out to your friends and family. So send us your photos for a chance to be the Jobsite of the Year!
Chad Lyons, owner of Lyons Painting & Design, called this historic home at the south end of Bainbridge Island, Wash., looking east out across Puget Sound at Seattle, a stunning tribute to design and craftsmanship, being precariously hung on the edge of a cliff.
Designed by Carl Gould, a prominent Seattle architect, and built around 1914-1915, this was reportedly the first home on Bainbridge Island with electricity—powered by a giant generator that was housed in a concrete room in the basement.
We call it a stunning paint job performed well on a challenging site. Kudos to the Lyons Painting team!
Daniel Barnes of The Painting Pros LLC was in beautiful central Kentucky, refinishing a deck and then repainting an exterior porch railing, when he snapped these shots. Just another beautiful morning in horse country, Barnes says.
Daniel Barnes of The Painting Pros LLC was in beautiful central Kentucky, refinishing a deck and then repainting an exterior porch railing, when he snapped these shots. Just another beautiful morning in horse country, Barnes says.
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