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Whether you’re selling a property or want an upgrade, there are many reasons homeowners tear down the wallpaper in exchange for something new. Although this may seem like an easy D.I.Y. job, wallpaper removal is more challenging than it appears, and you run some risks doing it on your own. If you’re ready for new walls, here are a few reasons to contact an expert.

Why You Should Call a Professional to Remove Wallpaper

Time & Effort

Although many people think that clean sheets easily coming off the walls, the removal process takes considerable time and effort, especially if the paper is old. Adhesive bonds become stronger over time and may not have been installed with a primer or protective layer, which makes it challenging to work with. Professionals can quickly assess the age of the wallpaper and use specialized tools to effectively remove it.

Knowledge of Materials 

wallpaperMaterials like acrylic, vinyl, and foil require different removal tactics. They can also be difficult to identify to the untrained eye. Contractors can easily determine what type of wallpaper you have and mix the proper amount of chemicals and solvents to take it off with ease.

Potential Damage

When you’re removing wallpaper, you run risks that may not be covered under a warranty or insurance policy. Damages may also cost more than professional removal. Contractors have the skills and experience to take down wallpaper without harming the material underneath. If there are any unexpected issues, they’ll make sure the work is completed to your satisfaction.


 

If you need wallpaper removal, contact Dennis Winge Painting & Decorating in Saint Paul, MN. This family-owned and -operated professional painting and home decorating company has served the local community and surrounding areas for the past 46 years. Their team of trained professionals tackles both commercial and residential projects from new coats of paint to comprehensive repairs. Learn more about their available services online or call (651) 270-7905 for a free quote.

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