Lamb Painting - Spearfish Residential

Lamb Painting Paints St. Onge Water Tower

Kaitlin — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:29:58 +0000

Hello Everyone!

The crew at Lamb Painting just got done with one of our favorite kinds of jobs…a challenge! We were recently selected to paint the St. Onge Water Tower. In order to complete the job, we had to use our lift. After we figured out how to get the lift to the job site, we had to wait for a day without too much wind. A day without wind in South Dakota is hard to find, so our crew had to put up with a slight breeze. With each gust there was a slight sway to the bucket of the lift when it was raised, so now you can see why we considered it a challenge for our crew!

Our crew also had an audience that was quite unruly. The horses that were used to having the run of the land did not like the lift when it was running. Even with these distractions, our crew produced great results with the finished water tower.

Enjoy your day,
Kaitlin

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Lamb Painting Helps Harding County School

Kaitlin — Thu, 19 Apr 2012 16:28:11 +0000

Hello everyone,

Lamb Painting is both a residential and commercial contractor. Over the past year we have had several projects of both categories, but one of the projects that we are most proud to be a part of is the construction of the new school in Harding County.

The new Harding County School will have grades K-12 in one building with an amazing gym. We have painted each one of the rooms and are happy that the children will be able to enjoy the colors surrounding them. This has been a great project for us and a better one for the residents of Harding County.

We hope they enjoy the new school!
Kaitlin

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Lamb Painting Attends the PDCA Expo

Kaitlin — Thu, 22 Mar 2012 17:27:23 +0000

Our owner, Don Lamb, and one of our crew leaders, Galen Goetz, attended the Painting and Decorating Contractors of America’s (PDCA) Painting and Decorating Expo in Las Vegas February 20-22. We are excited about all of the painting techniques and business practices they have brought back with them. We are constantly trying to educate ourselves and stay on the cutting edge of field. With all of the lectures they attended we are confident that we are leading the way for the painting industry in the Northern Hills of South Dakota.
One of the most exciting things about the Expo this year was that Don was able to take one of our lead men, Galen. This is a first for the company, and we know it is a huge advantage. With Galen’s attendance we are now able to implement the techniques he learned in the field. It is very important to Lamb Painting that we educate the field and office crew. Now we feel as if we are able to tackle anything our customers may send our way.
Don had the special honor of assisting with one of the PDCA’s education programs. This was an honor because Don has been going to the Expo for quite a few years now. This recognition shows his dedication to the organization and to continuing Lamb Painting’s education.
Don was very pleased with the sessions he attended. We are working on integrating the new practices that he learned into our office routine. This helps with everything from marketing to bidding and customer service.

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Lamb Painting’s Summer Class

Kaitlin — Tue, 30 Aug 2011 22:45:54 +0000

At Lamb Painting we are proud to be the only Painting & Decorating Contractors of America accredited contractor in the Northern Hills. The PDCA is a national organization that provides its members with a code of ethics, continual education on new products and equipment, and training on how to run a professional painting and decorating business. If you are interested in learning more about the PDCA, you can follow this link to their website. In order to be accredited with the PDCA there are certain requirements that we must meet. One of these requirements is that we must be licensed and insured in the area that we operate in. This is a major benefit to our customers because our employees are insured on the customer’s property. If you are interested in hearing about more of the benefits of hiring a PDCA accredited contractor, click here!

Another requirement is that our business has to have a five year business plan. This summer we are taking a course that will help us update our business plan and control map out our future. Although it is a lot of work to create or update this document, we are happy to do it so we can continue being on the cutting edge of the PDCA accredited contractors!

When looking at our future, we see that technology will be a big part of drawing our customers in. Our plans for the rest of the summer is to finish our accreditation requirements, step up our online presence, and continue to provide our customers with quality work that they can take pride in!

Enjoy the rest of your summer!
Kaitlin

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Lamb Painting: A Lead Paint Certified Contractor

Megg — Tue, 01 Jun 2010 21:40:59 +0000

There are so many older homes in the Black Hills and Lamb Painting is making the required steps to be able to help resident and company owners of property contaminated by lead paint. In May our lead painters attended a rigorous training seminar in Rapid City and became certified to work with lead paint. Making a home with lead paint safe for its inhabitants involves jumping an almost endless number of hurdles but Lamb Painting is prepared to take on this challenge to assure safety to the people who come into contact with the contaminated property.

If your home or property was built before 1978 there is a chance that lead paint is present, possibly even in the soil that surrounds your property. For adults, lead paint can be the cause of the following effects:

· Muscle and joint pain

· Nerve disorders

· Fertility problems for both men and women

· Digestive problems

· High blood pressure

· Problems with memory and concentration

· Sexual disorders

Lead paint can be very harmful to the health of an adult but is much more dangerous for children. Even when the child is still in the womb it is affected by lead paint. Miscarriages, premature births, brain damage, and low birth weight can be caused by pregnant women coming into contact with lead paint. Children under the age of six are at the highest risk. Lead paint can cause speech, language, and behavior problems, attention deficit disorder, nervous system damage, decreased intelligence, learning disabilities, and kidney damage.

Now that you know the problem it is just as important that you know the solution. Lamb Painting is certified to test your home or property for lead paint and make your home or property safe for the people who come into contact with it. We have made the investment of sending our crew leaders to special training to guarantee our ability to protect our clients and employees. To make your home safe we follow procedures specified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). EPA procedures ensure that lead contamination does not spread, is properly disposed of, and properly contained for your safety.

The presence of lead paint is not an issue to take lightly especially if children are involved. Lead paint can only be properly contained by trained, certified, professionals. The price of removing and containing lead contamination may be high but the health risks of not doing the work are higher. If lead paint is your problem; Lamb Painting is your solution.

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Historic Home Preservation at the D.C. Booth Fish Hatchery

Jamie — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 16:28:03 +0000

D.C. Booth Fish Hatchery has recently released their Fall edition of the Hatchery Happening. It discusses their summer projects that were done in ‘09. Lamb Painting helped paint two of the historical homes on the property.

To read the article and see some pictures of Lamb Painting’s work that has been done this past summer check out the Hatchery Happening. The article is continued on Page 9.

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Key to a Good Paint Job: Prep Work

Jamie — Tue, 10 Nov 2009 16:08:55 +0000

Prep work is often the less thought about part of painting. However, prep work is the most essential part to a great paint job. Many contractors or do-it yourselves don’t do the proper amount of prep work. There are three main parts to a paint job:

Sanding - There are three reasons why you need to sand: Strip a surface, Smooth a surface and to scuff a previously coated surface.
Primer - Applying a good coat of primer will result in a good paint job.
Masking - Taking the time to mask and cover things up will help keep your home clean. Paint can be messy and be a hassle to clean up.

A professional painter will be able to identify the proper procedures for each individual project. We take ownership in every project. We will make recommendations to the owners on proper procedures, through the painting process. As the premier painting contractor in our area our name and reputation is on every job. Please do not hesitate to call us with questions about your project. Painting isn’t simply putting paint on the wall, it is so much more than that!

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