A light bulb moment. A light bulb moment. A light bulb moment. This one should be on every new home buyer’s checklist because it’s a common occurrence. The average new home buyer will look at the exterior of their home once or twice a year before they move in, which is why a solid color scheme and installation of fixtures should be at the top of their list.
In our house, we have a two-story home with an exterior wall color that we call the “lightbulb wall.” The wall is a white, beveled metal sheet painted to create a two-tone wall that matches and contrasts with the exterior wall color. In general, the exterior wall color should be at the top of the list of things you’ll want to do when you’re renovating your home.
There is one exception to this rule. If your house is already “green” (and you do not have an exterior wall color that is beveled and painted to match the exterior wall color) you really should work to make your home more “green” in its interior. A “green” interior makes you feel good about yourself, and it makes your home more inviting.
It’s important to get your home to look good before you paint it because it will impact the way your home feels. If the walls look greasy or dingy, the feeling of your house will be negatively affected and youll be putting a lot of effort into making your home feel good.
The problem is that many homeowners don’t paint their exterior walls. They think that if they can just get the inside of their home to look “clean,” they can make it feel good, and that’s exactly what they’re doing. But not only is paint a cosmetic issue for some people, it’s also a serious maintenance one.
But most paint jobs that you see at most home improvement stores are nothing compared to the amount of effort it takes to paint your house. The cost of a paint job is typically on the order of $200 to $400 dollars which includes the labor, equipment, and materials necessary for the job. You can also expect to spend anywhere from $100 to $200 to cover the painting of your roof.
Some people paint their roof because they love the look and value of their house. Others are just more motivated to do their roof because it seems like a great way to increase their property values. My mother had a roof that was over 30 years old and she decided to paint it. She painted it without any knowledge of roofing, and it turned out great.
It’s hard to get a perspective on roofs. I think I spent a lot of the time at my dad’s house when I was a kid painting it. Some people feel like their roof will last forever. Some people feel like their roof will last for their lifetime. But I was looking at roofs and thinking, “Why would I want to paint my roof?” And I think painting your roof is a great way to make your roof last for a long time.
It’s like you can have a roof that seems to last forever, and then you can put an X through it and see how long it will last.
So if your roof lasts for your lifetime, and you have X-puncture in it, you can get it painted. And if you don’t have a roof, you can still get it painted. I’d never paint my roof.