The exterior of your commercial building is the hallmark of your business. It's the first impression customers, clients, and employees have of your company. You want to make sure that it's a good one!

What better way could there be than to give the front of your commercial space a makeover with a new stucco finish? Stucco's durability, low maintenance, and aesthetic quality are acknowledged everywhere. But if you still have your reservations, Two Coats Painting and Staining will lay all your fears to rest with these five types of stucco finish.

1. Smooth Finish

A smooth finish is the most popular type of stucco finish for commercial exteriors. It provides a clean, sleek look that makes...

While thinking about ways to save money on your next painting project, you may consider using exterior paints for the inside of your home. The answer is yes - but there are a few things you need to keep in mind.

In this blog post, Two Coats Painting & Staining will discuss the pros and cons of using exterior paints for interior painting and some tips for getting the best results.

Tougher Ingredients:

A significant benefit of using exterior paint for interior projects is that it is generally cheaper than interior paint. This is because exterior paints are designed to withstand the elements, typically made with tougher ingredients. However, this also means that exterior...

Are you looking for a way to update your home's interior without spending much money? Painting the walls is a wonderful method to accomplish this. However, before you go out and buy paint, you need to decide on a color.

If you're having trouble picking a color, don't worry. Two Coats Painting & Staining will share some foolproof interior paint color ideas to help you achieve your desired look. From cool neutrals to vibrant pops of color, there's a paint color for everyone on this list. Read on to be inspired!

Cool Neutral Colors:

Neutral colors are a great choice for creating a calming and relaxing environment. Cool neutrals like gray and blue can help make a small space...

If you've spotted wood rot in your home, it's vital to take action and repair the damage as soon as possible. Wood rot can lead to various problems, including water damage, insect infestation, and even structural failure.

This blog post will tackle the steps to repairing wood rot and provide a helpful guide for you to follow. Keep scrolling to learn more!

Step 1: Dry the Wood

Before chipping into it, let the wood dry out completely. This will help prevent the spread of rot and make repairs easier. The wood might take weeks to dry if you're working on an outdoor project. To speed up the process, wrap the area with clear sheet plastic, with enough space for airflow to reach the rotten...

Drywalls are an underrated yet essential part of any home; most homeowners forget about them until there's a problem. Water damage, holes, and cracks – are all common issues you can address with drywall repair. But what type of drywall do you have? And how do you fix it?

Here's a breakdown:

1) Regular Drywall

Also called whiteboard, regular drywall is standard in ceilings and walls for commercial and residential projects. It's made from gypsum pressed between two thick sheets of paper. Regular drywall is easy to cut, but it can be easily damaged by water.

To repair regular drywall, start by sanding down the area around the hole or crack. Then, apply a patching compound with a putty knife and smooth it out....