Pro Painters tackling a comprehensive interior and exterior painting job within a tight two-week timeframe requires meticulous planning, efficient execution, and potentially a sizeable crew, depending on the size and complexity of the project. Below is an overview of how such a project can be accomplished:

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Pre-Project Planning (Day 1)

• Initial Assessment: Walkthrough of the property to understand the scope, identify any repairs needed before painting, and finalize color choices.
• Scheduling: Assign specific tasks to team members, ensuring all necessary equipment and paint are available when needed.
• Preparation Supplies: Purchase and organize all materials, including paint, primer, brushes, rollers, ladders, scaffolding for exterior work, and protective coverings for furniture and floors.

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Week 1: Exterior Painting

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Day 2-3: Preparation

• Cleaning: Power wash the exterior to remove dirt, grime, and peeling paint. This ensures a clean surface for new paint to adhere to.
• Repairs: Fill in cracks and holes, repair any damaged surfaces, and replace rotten wood as needed.
• Surface Preparation: Sand rough areas, caulk gaps, and mask windows and trim to protect from paint splatters.

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Day 4-6: Painting

• Priming: Apply primer to ensure uniform paint application, especially on new or repaired surfaces.
• Painting: Depending on the house size, at least two coats of exterior paint are applied with adequate drying time in between. Special attention is given to trim, doors, and shutters.

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Day 7: Finishing Touches and Cleanup

• Removal of all masking, touch-up painting as needed, and clean up of the work area. Final inspection with the homeowner.