M.D. Remodeling & Painting, LLC

Where all your home projects are made easy!

About M.D. Remodeling & Painting, LLC

M.D. Remodeling and Painting, LLC is locally owned and operated with a combined total of industry experience of over 20 years. We specialize in home repairs, laminate and luxury vinyl plank flooring, bathroom make overs, interior and exterior painting but provide a vast range of services to help with any home maintenance or repair needs, including power washing, lawn service and so much more. Give us a call today for a free estimate on your projects! Services: * Home Renovations *Bathroom Remodeling * Lawn Care * Flooring * Kitchen Remodeling *Power Washing * Painting Interior and Exterior * Replace Light fixtures/Ceiling Fans * Replace Faucets * Exterior Steps * Mobile Home Vinyl Skirting *Drywall Repair, Finish and Punch Out * SO MUCH MORE Property Managers: We want to partner with you! Using MD for your maintenance and turns will put money back in your pocket. Ask us How! No Job is too Small we welcome small handyman jobs and complete remodels. *Some restrictions may apply We offer financing Prefer to pay over time rather than all at once? Prequalify for financing today and contact us to learn more about our services!

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Testimonials

"I would like to acknowledge the extraordinary work of the MD team. Thanks to their work, their professionalism and ethics, our real estate has been wonderfully maintained. Without a doubt I could not get a big return on our investment without their help in updating my properties."

Jeff F.

Frequently asked questions

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How long do hardwood floors need to acclimate?

Most manufacturers recommend that any hardwood product be acclimated in the space that it will be installed for no less than 72 hours. It is also important to arrange the hardwood boxes for acclimation in a way that would give equal airflow to all of the boxes, ensuring each box of wood gets the same level of acclimation. Generally stacking the boxes no more than 4 high and with at least 6” of space around all sides will suffice.