Painters in Tullytown, PA
Tullytown is a small borough on the river, and Route 13 cuts it into two different housing stocks. Northwest of the highway is Levittown. Southeast of it the houses are older than the war. Two different jobs inside one small borough.
Painting in Tullytown
The Levittown side went up in the mid 1950s to a handful of repeating Levitt designs, which makes it predictable work. Once you have painted one of them you know what the next one looks like inside, and interior repaints and cabinet work move quickly. The older side southeast of Route 13 is the opposite. Prewar houses mean plaster, original woodwork, and preparation that cannot be rushed. We quote both, but we do not quote them the same way.
Local, careful, and straight with you.
We are based in Bristol, a short run from Tullytown, which keeps us quick to quote and quick to start. Every job gets the same virtually dust free prep, the same clean finish, and the same trained designer's eye for color. And every estimate is free and written down before any work begins.
Two housing stocks, one small borough
The Levitt houses were built fast and built to a pattern, which helps and complicates in equal measure. The pattern means the layouts are familiar before we walk in. The complication is that seventy years of owners have added to them, and an addition rarely takes paint the same way the original surface does, so we look for where the old work stops and the new work starts before pricing anything.
It is also worth knowing that Levittown was never its own municipality. It runs through four of them, and Tullytown is the only borough among the four. So a Tullytown address north of Route 13 is a Levittown house with a different local government over it. Same houses, different paperwork, and no difference at all to how they get painted.