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Changing the look of a fireplace can add to the value of your home.
Brick and grout styles and colors change over the years. Many owners give up and paint fireplaces a solid color.
I can change the colors of both brick and grout, saving you money over having to completely redo the fireplace.
Take a look at these three sets of before and after photographs.
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| Stone look on previously plain, unpainted surface |
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| Stone fireplace previously painted white |
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| Before-painted bricks, very worn looking |
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| Homeowner wanted to get rid of the chocolate brown grout |
Here are some other fireplace makeovers. Some were unpainted,
precast concrete. Others were plain drywall. Others were bricks previously painted.
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| Changed from chocolate brown grout and brown/rust colored bricks |
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| Changed from unpainted, plain, precast concrete |
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| Old world texture on fireplace with contrasting hearth |
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| Stones restored via paint techniques |
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| Bricks restored with paint techniques |
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| Repainted it to get rid of dark grout. Mantle also redone in metalic distressed, crackled finish |
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| Changed from unpainted, plain, pre-cast concrete |
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| Lusterstone on this large 2 story fireplace |
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