Fitzpatrick Painting Launches Latest Special Offer for Home Improvement Season

Feb 4, 2017

Spring is the perfect time for interior home improvement projects, publishes fitzpatrickpainting.com

Albany, Oregon - February 4, 2017 /MarketersMedia/ —

With winter soon to wind down, thousands of Oregon homeowners are gearing up for the annual home improvement season. Authorities from the construction and remodeling industry point to spring as the most opportune time of year to carry out such projects for a number of reasons, the most prominent of these being more agreeable weather conditions across much of the nation. In light of the pending rush, Tim Fitzpatrick of Fitzpatrick Painting, Inc. (http://fitzpatrickpainting.com/) has launched the company's latest special offer.

Fitzpatrick elaborated, "Spring is definitely one of the best times of the year to update your home's interior. Extreme heat, cold and humidity during winter and summer can prolong drying time for paint and stain, and these elements have a way of negatively affecting finishes. At the same time, milder temperatures make opening windows for ventilation a lost less miserable. For a limited time, we're offering 30 percent off our interior painting services, so our customers have even more reason to take advantage of the coming season."

As noted at http://fitzpatrickpainting.com/, the Fitzpatrick Painting team covers the full array of interior painting services, including trim work and built-in fixtures. Aside from basic painting, the company is experienced in stain and decorative faux finishes, such as parchment, patina, rag rolling, murals, Tuscany, Venetian plaster and antiquing. Plaster and dry wall repair are likewise offered.

In addition to finishing, the company provides a range of remodeling and construction services. These include molding, baseboard, cabinet, flooring, door and window installation as well as backsplashes and tile work. General repairs and exterior projects are also available.

Concluded Fitzpatrick, "Anyone in our area in need of painting, repairs, construction and remodeling services is invited to contact us through our website to schedule a free estimate. We also offer an online feature giving customers the opportunity to try out paint schemes in various types of lighting before committing to a certain color. We're proud to have been serving homes and businesses in our area since 1994 and look forward to continuing our tradition of quality and integrity."

Further details along with the company's estimate request form can be found at http://fitzpatrickpainting.com/.

About Fitzpatrick Painting, Inc.:

Fitzpatrick Painting, Inc. is Willamette Valley's premier painting contractor and construction company. They first opened their doors in Linn and Benton Counties in 1994 and continue to specialize in house repaints, interior and exterior, commercial buildings, new construction, historical buildings and number of other services. The company strives to deliver honesty and integrity foremost in all their business practices and maintains an unwavering commitment to quality and attention to the smallest detail.

Contact Info:
Name: Tim Fitzpatrick
Organization: Fitzpatrick Painting Inc.
Phone: (541) 967-8900

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