When most homeowners think about exterior paint problems, they imagine obvious issues like peeling paint or exposed wood. But by the time those signs appear, damage is often already underway beneath the surface. In Atlanta’s climate—where humidity, heat, heavy rain, and seasonal temperature swings are part of everyday life—exterior paint works harder than many [...]
School breaks are more than a pause in the academic calendar—they’re a valuable opportunity to take care of the campus itself. When classrooms are empty and hallways are quiet, maintenance teams can finally address the wear and tear that accumulates throughout the year. For K–12 charter and independent schools, proactive maintenance is essential to creating [...]
When it comes to maintaining your school’s facilities, a fresh coat of paint can make a big difference—but the people behind that paint matter even more. Hiring unlicensed or uninsured painters might seem like a quick or cost-saving decision, but it can expose your school to financial, legal, and safety risks that far outweigh any short-term benefits. At Atlanta’s Paint Doctor, we’ve seen how schools [...]
Maintaining a safe, welcoming, and inspiring learning environment goes beyond appearances—it’s about compliance, safety, and long-term care. For K–12 charter and independent schools, even maintenance projects like painting, surface repair, or interior refreshes must meet specific local and federal regulations. At Atlanta’s Paint Doctor, we’ve partnered with schools across Georgia to help them navigate these standards while keeping their facilities [...]
Home design is moving toward softer, warmer, and more personal interiors in 2026. After years of crisp whites, sharp lines and perfectly staged rooms, homeowners are now leaning into spaces that feel lived-in, calming, and connected to everyday life. Designers agree: next year’s interiors emphasize comfort, individuality, and a focus on well-being over perfection. Whether [...]
Every now and then, a project comes along that feels bigger than the work itself. Our recent involvement with a historic Peachtree Battle home in Haynes Manor was exactly that. Built in 1925, this residence is believed to be one of the earliest homes in the neighborhood—and one of the few originals still standing today. [...]
