My name is Philip Hammond. I am the sole proprietor of the Master Painting Company of Marshfield, Massachusetts. My company byline is Fourth Generation Painter. My philosophy is "Give people their money's worth." I have been in business for myself for 40 years on the South Shore of Massachusetts and in the painting trade for 30 years. As a Master Painter, I offer a wide variety of residential and commercial renovation services from power washing to bathroom remodeling and interior and exterior painting. One of my specialties is restorative pressure washing, where years of neglect can be washed away and a new layer of beautiful wood is revealed and can then be properly preserved. I also provide skilled carpentry services to repair and replace damaged wood and restore the beauty of your property. My carpentry services include full window and door replacements, repairs or replacement of exterior house trim and interior house moldings and trim, and other general carpentry repairs. My Guarantee I guarantee that my paint job will last longer than any other previous paint job you have had. I can do this because I take the time to prepare the job right and use the finest materials available for the job. My experience in the field and relationships with manufacturers has taught me which products hold up the best in each situation. There is a product on the market that bills itself as a lifelong and liquid vinyl siding. If you are familiar at all with what makes a paint job last, you know it has to do with three things:
Without these three, no job will last. With them, they will last only as long as the house and Mother Nature permit. That's why I guarantee I'll give you the longest lasting paint job your house has ever had. I do the proper preparation. I know how to do the job right the first time; and I don't cut corners. Please contact me for a free consultation and a no obligation estimate on your next painting or remodeling project.
Walpaper Removal This job consisted of removing wallpaper that had a fabric backing. The plus side to that is it comes off dry, mostly. What fabric is left can take a while and the paste was quite old and difficult to remove. We got most of it off and encapsulated the rest in odorless oil primer. There was a lot of skimming to be done because wallpaper prep is not the same as painting prep, there were a lot of holes, cracks, and flaws that were covered by the paper. Should you tackle this job yourself I have one bit of advice you will need. Do not go over paste with any water based product, it will reactivate the paste and fail the coating. Before patching, after a good cleaning and sanding, be sure and use oil to seal up the residual paste. More importantly, why bother with all the fuss? Just have us do it, we are reasonably priced and reliable. Trust the professional, we've been doing this a long time. Phil |