The Red Truck crew had another fun and busy year in 2013.  Our projects included commercial jobs,  jobs for past customers, and work for people relocating their homes.

One of our commercial projects had us working near the airport again.  We worked in an industrial company painting an exposed ceiling.  We also painted the exterior and interior of a great new cafe across from the airport - the ROC Cafe.  Great sandwiches and breakfast!

Another project was painting the dining room of a terrific italian restaurant on Monroe avenue - Rocco.  I once worked with the chef and owner of the place back when he ran the Victor Grilling Co.  The food here  is simply amazing.

When we weren't eating while painting - we also worked on more homes for sale, or recently purchased, with a few projects in Fairport.  For most of May we worked for a couple who relocated here from the Carolinas.  

Fairport also had us working for friends at Bright Start Pediatrics.

Some of our more grueling projects had us scraping and sanding very old houses, including one in the village of Fairport. We worked on the old clapboards, the old shutters, and even the dormer peaks with the use of a boom lift. These jobs are tough, but tend to be the most rewarding. 

 Like every summer, we washed and  stained quite a few decks. This year we also stained five fences, most of which we completed using our paint sprayer. 

We recently added a new painter to our crew.  We also added a second red truck.  And, thanks to the folks at Coyne Design, we updated the red truck with an awesome logo, complete with my dog, Maddie!

Thanks to all for keeping us busy this past year!

Red Truck Painting recently completed a large painting project near the Rochester, NY Airport.  We painted for a local manufacturer, and a neighboring restaurant.

At the manufacturing building,  our commercial painters were asked to paint the exposed ceilings in a room that was being remodeled.  This ceiling was full of supports and duct works, and there was no way we were going to get it coated with a simple brush and roller.  And - they wanted it painted black.  What was the solution?  Dryfall paint!

Dryfall paint is pretty simple to define - it dries very quickly, as it falls.  So when you spray the paint, any over-spray will dry before it hits the flooring. The specific product we used was PPG Speedhide Latex Dry-Fog.  This product dries after a ten foot fall.   After a coat of Aqualock Latex Primer, the ceiling was ready for two coats of Dryfall.  It sprayed easily, had great coverage, and cleaned up nicely.  We purchased the paint from Hadlock's House of Paint.

Call Red Truck Painting for your Rochester NY Commercial Painting needs!