Painters in Fountain & Security-Widefield, CO
Brush Masters paints homes in Fountain and Security-Widefield, south of Colorado Springs beside Fort Carson. Many homes here change hands or tenants often, so move-out repaints, rental turnovers and getting a house ready to sell are a big part of the work.
What Fountain houses have to deal with
Military moves and rental turnovers
With Fort Carson next door, plenty of homes in Fountain and Security-Widefield are rentals or change owners when families are reassigned. That means move-out repaints, patching nail holes and wall damage, and getting a house ready for photos on a deadline. One veteran realtor who works with military clients wrote that Dave was "amenable to working with my deployed military clients needs".
Lower and a little warmer
Fountain sits several hundred feet lower than central Colorado Springs, and the exterior season tends to run a little longer at each end. The sun is just as strong, though - south and west walls still fade and chalk first.
A mix of ages
Security-Widefield has plenty of homes from the 1960s and 70s, often with popcorn ceilings, wood paneling or wallpaper; Fountain has grown quickly with newer subdivisions. Older homes may have lead paint under the newer layers, and older textured ceilings should be tested before they are scraped.
What we do in Fountain
Every job starts with a free in-person estimate from Dave himself, with the time, the paint and labor, and a prep list in writing. He has been painting around Colorado Springs for more than 40 years.
Fountain painting questions
Can you repaint a rental between tenants?
Yes. Rental repaints are routine work - one Google reviewer had Brush Masters paint the interior of a rental house they had owned for years, including drywall repairs and texturing.
Can you work with a realtor or property manager while I am away?
Yes. Realtors and owners who are not local have used Brush Masters, and a veteran realtor wrote about Dave working around deployed military clients' needs.
Should I test my popcorn ceiling before removing it?
If the ceiling was applied before the 1980s, yes. Older acoustic texture can contain asbestos, and it should be sampled before anyone scrapes it.
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