PAINTING POWER IN MULLICA HILL
Painting Contractor in Mullica Hill
Mullica Hill is the historic center of Harrison Township. The community is named for the sons of Eric Pålsson Mullica, an early Swedish settler, who began buying land north of Raccoon Creek in 1704. The 68-acre Mullica Hill Historic District, listed on the National Register in 1991, covers Main, High, Church, Mill, New and Union streets, East Avenue and Woodstown Road, and includes St. Stephen's Episcopal Church (1852).
Mullica Hill has also grown fast. The community's population more than doubled between 2000 and 2010 and grew another 18 percent by 2020. Painting Power paints historic homes, newer houses and small businesses throughout Mullica Hill.
LOCAL HOMES
Historic Main Street and New Construction
Painting in Mullica Hill usually means one of two kinds of home. Historic buildings along Main Street and the side streets have old wood siding, trim and porches that need careful scraping, priming and lead-safe practices. Newer homes in the surrounding developments need a first repaint, color changes in open floor plans, painted cabinets and trim upgrades. We plan the prep and products around which of those your home is.
Weather and Exterior Paint in Mullica Hill
Historic homes often have many layers of old paint, original wood details and windows that need patient prep. Humid summers and winter freeze-thaw cycles show up first as cracking and peeling on the sunny and wet sides. We plan scraping, sanding, priming and caulking around each surface. For homes built before 1978, EPA lead-safe work rules apply when painted surfaces are disturbed, so tell us the age of the house when you call.
