The Hudson Valley's #1 Specialist in
Interior & Exterior Painting
(845) 473-8928
Stephen@FraleysPainting.com
Interior & Exterior Painting
(845) 473-8928
Stephen@FraleysPainting.com
Small Jobs, Faux Finishes, Pool Decking, Patio and Wooden Decks
No job is too big or too small. I put the same amount of time and
effort completely repainting a home as I do staining a deck. As you can see from the photos below, I can handle any project that you have. From pressure washing and staining a deck, painting a bathroom wall, or performing a very artistic faux painting and finishing a large all of your house or office.
Here are a few examples of some smaller jobs that I have performed over the years.
Here are a few examples of some smaller jobs that I have performed over the years.
The following images are of a residential house in the City of Poughkeepsie, NY. You can see the attention to detail on the boarder on this wall.
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The following images are of a pool deck I cleaned and resurfaced recently.
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The following photos are of a residential house in the City of Poughkeepsie, NY that wanted a beautiful faux finish in their living room.
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The following slides are of a fence that belongs to a condo association in LaGrange. The fence was several hundred feet long and was neglected for many years exposed to the harsh New York elements. I pressure washed it then stained it with an oil base stain.
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If you have any questions about Stephen's fence project or to hire him, click Contact US to the right, or call him at (845) 473-8928 or send him an email at Stephen@FraleysPainting.com.
This is a pool decking project in the city of Poughkeepsie. I started by pressure washing the pool decking which removed the dirt and debris and open the porosity of the concrete to soak in the two coats of acrylic latex.
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This project was a deck in Carmel, NY.
I began by pressure washing the deck - as you can see by the photos how close and intimate I had to get to the deck to release the dirt and impurities. After I pressured washed the desk and let it dry, I then gave it a light sanding which allows the stain to sink in and be absorbed by the wood and bond correctly. I then gave it two coats of oil based Cabot stain.
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I scraped the bad area, cleaned it with bleach and vinegar, gave it two coats of Spackle, primed and painted.
This was a bedroom in a home in Hyde Park, NY. The homeowner wanted the wallpaper removed and replaced paint.
I pulled the top coat of wallpaper off. This left the glue backing on the wall. I used a special chemical to remove the glue backing then washed the walls down, prepped the walls and ceiling, then applied two coats of top quality interior paint.
This is a living room with 18 foot cathedral ceilings in Carmel, NY. I had to remove the wallpaper and perform extensive prep work before I was able to apply two coats of paint.