Sunday, April 29, 2012

Wildlife Painters or House Painters?


Courtney & Wise are house painters, but we sometimes have to deal with wildlife, and you might have to do the same if you try a little DIY or do some of your own preparation. How can you avoid problems with animals when you're painting?

  • Look before you paint! We didn't expect to find this bloke in our way. 
  •  Make some noise. This will usually convince the creatures to move on.
  • Don't try to pet or pick up wild animals. Startled animals can bite or scratch out of fear, even though they'd rather run away.
  • Clean thoroughly. For your health, and for the quality of your paint job, clean any areas where animals have been living. 
You might enjoy an encounter with a little animal like this one, or you might jump out of your skin. Either way, remember to snap a picture, as we did. Unexpected visitors can make a good story later!

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