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Shutters might look easy to paint, but winter conditions make the process more challenging than most people expect. Cold Weather Makes Shutters Less Flexible Vinyl and plastic shutters can become brittle in cold temperatures. This makes removing and reinstalling them riskier. Paint Doesn’t Stick Well in the Cold Paint needs a certain temperature range to bond correctly. When the weather is too cold, the finish may: – Dry unevenly – Stay tacky – Peel sooner...
While exterior work slows down in winter, indoor painting can be a great option. Indoor Temperatures Stay Consistent Your home’s heating system keeps the temperature stable, which helps paint dry evenly. That makes winter a perfect time to update interior spaces. Lower Humidity Helps Paint Cure Dry winter air indoors helps paint settle faster, reducing the time a room feels “wet” or tacky. Less Waiting for Appointments Winter is usually a quieter season for home...
Pressure washing seems simple, but winter creates several risks that homeowners often don’t expect. Water Can Freeze Quickly When temperatures fall near freezing: – Water can turn driveways or steps into ice – Overspray can freeze on siding or decks – Walkways can become slipping hazards Cold Surfaces Can Crack Wood, vinyl, and masonry get more fragile in cold temperatures. Forcing high-pressure water into those surfaces can lead to cracks or other damage. When It...