Exterior

Stu's Remodeling exterior painting serves Valley wide for residential and commercial painting.  We offer free estimates and paint finish advice for all of your exterior painting needs.  Stu's Remodeling can tackle all your exterior painting, whether it is a building, block wall, fence, railing or driveway.

At Stu's Remodeling we understand that for long lasting, professional, and clean results, proper surface preparation is a must.  That is why before painting, the surface is pressure washed, caulked, scrapped and primed if needed.  Then the area is prepped with drop cloths and paper and taped off so only the area to be painted is painted.  Stu's Remodeling also uses high quality paints (Dunn Edwards & Sherwin-Williams) and products for a long lasting finish.

       

                                                                                                                             
Stu's Remodeling is the best choice for all of your interior painting needs.  Stu's Remodeling goes above and beyond your expectations whether it is a full interior paint or an accent wall.  We guarantee that our customer is completely satisfied and the work is of the highest quality.

Whether you are a homeowner, property manager, real estate broker or bank, Stu's Remodeling is the paint contractor for your interior painting needs.  Call or e-mail Stu's Remodeling for all of your interior painting needs, whether it is a complete interior paint, garage floor coating, kitchen cabinet refinish/paint or accent wall.
 

Choosing the Right Finish

With 5 basic finishes to choose from this can be a difficult task.

• Flat finish: Great for large walls, ceiling areas, powder rooms and halls. This is a non-reflective, durable finish. It hides imperfections well and holds up to occasional cleaning.
• Eggshell finish: Has the low sheen of an eggshell. There is a slight hint of shine or gloss. It's great for living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, and dens. It holds up better to cleaning than flat.
• Satin finish: Has a smooth, velvety look. Is easy to clean and has a moderate sheen. Great for windows, doors, trims, ceilings, kid's bedroom walls, kitchens, bathrooms, and any other high traffic areas. Holds up well to cleaning and scrubbing.
• Semi-gloss finish: Has a subtle sheen. Is great for doors, trims, and cabinets. Easily cleaned and durable.
• Gloss finish: Has an almost reflective quality, mimicking enamel or plastic. Great for kitchens and bathroom walls, cabinets, trim, and furniture, as well as high traffic areas. Is the toughest finish and is easy to clean.

Laminate floors are quickly becoming the flooring of choice for active familys and homeowners.  Laminate flooring mimics the look of a traditional wood or stone floor while offering lasting durability.  Hallways, foyers and family spaces, bathrooms, and kitchens are all suitable candidates for laminate flooring.  Laminates are made to handle the rigors of an active home.

Another not well known benefit of laminate flooring is that it is great if you have allergies.  It does not hold in dust mites, dander, pet hair, dirt and other pollutants like carpet does, and it can be cleaned easily to remove particles that could cause an allergic reaction.  In fact when you spill something on your laminate flooring, you can wipe it up with out leaving a spot that attracts dirt, like carpet.

Tile continues to grow in popularity as a floor covering, with good reason.

• Tile has a natural, handcrafted look that's durable and easy to care for.
• Tile works well in areas with high foot traffic, and it's especially suited to entry areas where water and dirt enter the house.
• Design patterns are limitless when using all of the possible combinations of size, texture and color.
• You can further expand your creative toolbox with hand painted tiles and colored grouts.
• By combining various geometric layout and numerous trim tiles your design options are practically limitless.

Stu's Remodeling
480-748-9110
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Stu's Remodeling is a licensed, bonded, and insured contractor in the State of Arizona.
License # 240095 Bond # RSB1-134365

What does licensed and bonded mean?
To obtain a contractors license in the state of Arizona, contractors must pass a business management test and possibly a trade test, depending upon the type of construction performed. Contractor’s work history and experience must be listed and many license classifications require a specified length of experience. As part of the licensing process a bond must be issued to obtain a license.

Are there any benefits when using a licensed contractor?
Yes, it is a common myth that unlicensed contractors are cheaper than those who are licensed. Since unlicensed contractors are not bonded there is little remedy if the unlicensed contractor fails to complete the job or do repairs. The unlicensed contractor could end up costing you substantially more in the long run. Contracting without a license is a Class 1 misdemeanor, punishable by up to a $2,500 fine and 6 months in prison. It should be noted that conviction of a second offense within a two year period could be designated a felony punishable by 1-1/2 years in prison and up to a $150,000 fine.