Homeowners in Hanover, MD, are beginning to enjoy the slight coolness that is in the night air, even as the days still feel like the middle of summer. However, all residents in Hanover can certainly feel that fall, and change, are coming. As children return to school, and parents fall back into regular work routines, a change in general habits is also likely.

In many cases, this means that the return to the routine also signifies a renewed attention in the state of the property and home. Fall is actually one of the larger seasons for home improvements and repairs, both due to environmental factors and lifestyle ones. General perspectives on these habits are simply that residents become focused on what needs to happen before a winter that is spent indoors, but other motivators can also generate the desire to have the interior of the home repainted.

Cleaning Up Messes

One major factor that does inspire people to have home interiors repainted in the fall is that it often addresses blemishes and general messes that have been created over the course of the summer. Homes with children will see this more extensively, and can include:

• • Re-staining stairways after significant sand abrasions
• • Painting trim and wainscoting that has been accidentally kicked or dented
• • Covering stains and marks on the walls
• • Repainting windows where paint has peeled due to sticking

In considering the amount of abuse that a home can take over the course of a summer, interior painting in the fall becomes an ideal choice.

Trusting The Environment

Another major point that homeowners want to consider, even with interior painting projects, are the actual conditions in the environment. Although many Hanover residents will keep windows open in the spring and summer, the external moisture can greatly impact the interior painting.