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NoMad Office Painter
Studies reporting the high productivity of employees who work in a clean, well-organized space are seriously embraced by this company, a repeat commercial office client in the Big Apple.
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Protecting Home and Office during Painting Projects
One of the most significant measures taken by the Paintworks crew members is protecting the interior environment in which they work.
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Midtown East Service Stairwell Painting
Everyone likes to be in a space with nicely painted walls, even if its main purpose is being a service stairwell – or two of them for this job — in a 16-story building.
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Painting The Old Yew in Manhattan
Indoor plants can improve creativity, relieve stress and enhance productivity. They also serve as an integral part of the overall interior decorative theme, adding nature and greenery, as well as filling blank spaces and providing purpose.
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Chelsea Crown Molding Installation
Crown molding comes out of ancient civilization architecture, hides the seam where ceiling meets wall and adds a stunning touch of elegance to any room.
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Manhattan High Gloss Commercial Painter
There’s no real reason the number NINE is so often found in phrases, like cloud nine, the whole nine yards and dressed to the nines.
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Rockefeller Center Painting Contractor
MASA Galeria, based in Mexico City, has unveiled its first U.S. exhibit in Rockefeller Center, the 12-acre, 14-building complex built in the 1930s in midtown Manhattan.
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NYC Commercial Elevator Lobby Painter
From a statistical standpoint, elevators are the safest way to travel. Elevator music was installed in the 1920s in an effort to calm the fearful riders.
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Prospect Heights Brooklyn Carpentry
When you’re hungry, you get something to eat. If you acquire a bunny, you buy a rabbit hutch. And once you have lived in a place for a whole year and discover how much wear and tear the entry gets, plus how boring it really is, well, you call us at Paintworks.
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West End Ave. Manhattan Painter
The background color blue on the New York flag was adopted in 1901. The New York Knicks’ primary color is blue with contrasting orange, silver and white.
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