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Red Line Painting
At Red Line Painting, we specialize in metal painting surfaces including wrought iron, fire escapes, balconies, metal fences, stairs, and tricky spots like soffits, bay windows, and cornices. Trusted by condo associations and property managers, we're experts at navigating approvals and handling complex projects. As a one-stop shop, we also offer welding, rust repair, and slip-resistant coatings year-round. Our off-season services—interior common-area painting and wood deck structures—are perfect for annual maintenance planning. Whether it's a small repair or a full restoration, we're ready to help. We are an employee-based company and provide extensive in-house training to maintain high standards.
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