1. Stencil1, Inc.
Based in Brooklyn, NY, Stencil1, Inc. works as a decorative painter. The business has been operating for 22 years with a team of 4. Many homeowners want the feel of natural materials without the weight or cost of real marble or reclaimed wood. A faux finish can also hide uneven drywall, give a new cabinet an aged look, or add warmth to a plain wall. On their profile, Stencil1, Inc. lists faux finishing type: chalkboard paint; property type: residential and commercial; surfaces to be painted: walls; ceiling height: under 8 feet, 8 - 10 feet and 10 - 14 feet. Stencil1, Inc. is also listed for interior painting. Damaged decorative finishes, chips in plaster, or a desire to match an existing custom finish also call for a skilled faux painter. Note your color palette, how the room is used, and whether a sample board should be made before work begins. Square footage, the type of finish, the number of layers, and how much surface prep is needed are the main factors in faux finish pricing. Besides Brooklyn, homeowners in Staten Island, Rockaway Park and Manhattan can reach out for faux finish painting. Accepted payment methods include Apple Pay, Credit card, PayPal, Venmo and Zelle. Request a quote from Stencil1, Inc. on Fixerlane and describe the job you need done.