Buffalo’s only Painting and Plastering Company
Residential Painters, Plaster Drywall Repair
& Popcorn Ceilings
Exclusively in the suburbs of Buffalo NY.
Est. 2010
The Painter’s Plastering Blog is updated monthly by Dave Carrigan Jr, owner of Carrigan Painting, featuring recent projects in Amherst and surrounding suburbs. Each post includes photos (typically a dozen or more) and sometimes videos showcasing our workmanship. Projects are organized by town and service type for easy browsing.
Our YouTube channel hosts over 40 videos—be sure to subscribe! I re-started this blog around Christmas 2023 as a way to share our work beyond social media.
Once overnight temperatures reach 50F we can begin painting outside! Yay!
Condo Painting in Swallow Creek, Clarence Center
This condo was under going substantial renovations which included 2 new bathrooms, a new kitchen, new floors etcetera. We came in and did some patch work, and then painted the walls ceilings, and both exterior man doors. Walls and ceilings are Walnut Cream, closets and front door is whisper white. And here is a short […] read more
Drywall Ceiling Repair and Painting in Pine Tree Farms, Lancaster NY!
We specialize in drywall ceiling repair and painting, providing seamless results that restore your home’s beauty. This home suffered a water leak in the dining room. We removed the damaged and warped drywall, installed new moisture resistant drywall, then patched the ceiling. After which we skim coated the ceiling, sanded primed, then painted the ceiling […] read more
Ladder Safety Guide for Homeowners
March is ladder safety month. And while ladder safety may seem pretty far down the list of priorities, as spring approaches and outdoor activities around the house increase, it is important to take a moment to address the safety side of home repairs. Accidents involving ladders is a leading cause of injury and death in […] read more
Small roof leak causes major water damage!
This farmhouse in Lockport NY built in the late 1800’s is like your typical old farm house. Sat unoccupied for a number of years until recently. The area where the leak occurred is where the addition, added in the 1950’s meets the original structure. There is a small dormer and a valley directly above this […] read more
5 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Paint Below 50°F
When planning an exterior painting project in Western New York, it’s essential to consider the weather, particularly the overnight temperatures. Painting outside when overnight temperatures dip below 50°F can lead to several issues that compromise the quality and durability of the job. Here’s why you should wait for warmer weather before you paint. 1. Poor […] read more
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