Dec 10, 2022
Ely’s Painting and Home Services (512-565-2694) in Hutto, Texas, has expanded its service areas to cover all of Central Texas, offering a suite of home improvement, maintenance, and repair solutions to homeowners.

Hutto,United States - December 10, 2022 /PressCable/ —
With the expansion, the local home service provider further increases access to their range of home improvement packages, saving customers time and money since they no longer need to hire different vendors for their home renovation, appliance repair, painting, and other handyman services.
More details are available at https://elypaintandhome.com/areas-we-serve
Ely’s Painting and Home now serves customers within a 100-mile radius, including the Austin-Round Rock, Killeen-Temple-Fort Hood, Bryan-College Station, and Waco metropolitan areas. The one-stop outlet for everything home improvement can handle even the smallest repair jobs around the house, as well as complex projects that require specialized skill sets to accomplish.
The company offers interior and exterior painting services, making use of premium, eco-friendly paints to refresh customers’ indoor spaces and revitalize their chipped and dull-looking exteriors. They follow a strict surface preparation process, including sealing cracks on the wall, for a consistent, aesthetically appealing finish.
Leveraging the latest equipment and painting techniques, home improvement professionals can paint a wide variety of surfaces and materials, such as stucco, wood, metal, concrete, brick, and more. They offer precise staining services for railings, decks, fences, and other outdoor structures.
For homeowners who need any form of carpentry services, the handymen at Ely’s Painting and Home can build custom cabinets and mantels for any room. They also assemble store-bought shelving units and can install and build bookcases, wooden countertops, desks, seats, and more.
Additionally, Ely’s Painting and Home provides window installation, replacement, and repair services. They can install any type of window, including skylight, casement, egress, bay, and insulated window models.
Other services offered by the home improvement company include drywall repairs, trim work, door repairs, ceiling installation and repairs, and color consultation, among others.
Ely’s Painting and Home is locally owned and operated. The company comprises technicians with a minimum of ten years of trade experience.
A satisfied client said, “They did an excellent job painting all our walls and ceilings. It was a pretty extensive project, with virtually no delays on their side—and the results were impressive. I highly recommend them.”
Interested parties can visit https://elypaintandhome.com/areas-we-serve to learn more about the company or call 512-565-2694 to request a complimentary quote.
Contact Info:
Name: Ely Rodriguz
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Organization: Ely Paint and Home
Address: 229 Marvin Cove, Hutto, TX 78634, United States
Website: https://elypaintandhome.com/about-us
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 89086280
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