Painting tile surfaces can often pose a quandary, especially if it’s not something you are used to doing often. The truth is, for first timers, painting any surface can be really tasking to say the least.

​And considering the fact that painting tile is particularly technical, it isn’t an easy task to take on. However, with the right amount of preparation and attention to detail, outstanding results can be achieved.

In order to help newbies and amateurs get around this particularly daunting chore, we decided to create this post for those who seek to learn the process of successfully executing a tile paint job. But before we go into the process, let us consider the benefits of properly prepping the surfaces in lieu of painting your tiles.

​When finding wood rot or decay on your home there comes a sense of discouragement and distress. Wood rot or decay (WDO) usually occurs when dry wood is exposed to condensation in places where there isn’t sufficient aeration. This water contact usually occurs through leaky roofs, faulty plumbing, rain leaks, etc.