Do you know which interior colors millennials and baby boomers prefer? Are you aware of your region’s color preferences? If not, you may want to brush up on your color expertise. Why? Because nearly three in five Americans plan to paint an area of their home in the next 12 months and…
MoreRunning your own painting business is an excellent way to build personal wealth, and with the right amount of wealth accumulation, you’ll be able to acquire financial freedom so that you no longer need to actively work for money. But you need a strategy in order to build this wealth. Here is…
MoreFor more than three decades, Medfield, MA-based The Paint Project Inc. sold and serviced painting equipment for professional painters. In the past year, the company went all-in on an expansion, adding a new 4,000-sq-ft sprayer training facility to its enterprise. Owner Bob Zaffino says he’s responding to demand. More and more professional…
MoreIf you’re a residential painting contractor, learning how to run your business comes with its share of trial and error. And sometimes, there’s plenty to learn by simply listening to other contractors talk about their challenges. Through its Advanced Shop Talk educational forums, the PDCA annually seeks to convene painting contractors to…
MoreUsing a sanding system—pairing a hand or power sander with a vacuum—can save a significant amount of time on cleanup. That creates a safer work environment, improves client satisfaction, and puts money in your pocket. As a professional painting contractor, you probably put a lot of thought into the type of sander…
MoreYou’ve spent years, perhaps decades, making a name for yourself on the local or regional contracting scene, but now you think it might be a good time to sell. Maybe someone has expressed interest—or you’re considering retirement or another business venture. Most business sales can close within a few months. However, Peter…
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