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Nestled in the vibrant heart of New York City, JLM Decorating emerges as a distinguished full-service firm specializing in painting, wallcovering, and decorative solutions. Our unwavering dedication to excellence and scrupulous attention to detail set us apart as we cater to clients across the Tri-State area and Florida. With a focused approach on delivering unparalleled services across diverse sectors, encompassing corporate interiors, high-end residential projects, and hospitality establishments, our team of adept artisans, craftsmen, and professionals ensures the surpassing of expectations with each project. Whether embarking on extensive painting endeavors, intricate wallcovering installations, or the application of bespoke finishes such as Venetian plaster and gold leaf/faux finishes, our services are meticulously tailored to meet the unique demands of every project. Boasting a workforce exceeding 150 individuals, we have firmly established our reputation as one of the foremost non-union painting contractors in NYC, celebrated for our unwavering professionalism, reliability, and steadfast commitment to customer satisfaction. At JLM Decorating, we take profound pride in our meticulous, high-quality workmanship, ceaselessly striving to transmute spaces into captivating works of art that ignite inspiration and captivate all who encounter them.
Nestled in the vibrant heart of New York City, JLM Decorating emerges as a distinguished full-service firm specializing in painting, wallcovering, and decorative solutions. Our unwavering dedication to excellence and scrupulous attention to detail set us apart as we cater to clients across the Tri-State area and Florida. With a focused approach on delivering unparalleled services across diverse sectors, encompassing corporate interiors, high-end residential projects, and hospitality establishments, our team of adept artisans, craftsmen, and professionals ensures the surpassing of expectations with each project. Whether embarking on extensive painting endeavors, intricate wallcovering installations, or the application of bespoke finishes such as Venetian plaster and gold leaf/faux finishes, our services are meticulously tailored to meet the unique demands of every project. Boasting a workforce exceeding 150 individuals, we have firmly established our reputation as one of the foremost non-union painting contractors in NYC, celebrated for our unwavering professionalism, reliability, and steadfast commitment to customer satisfaction. At JLM Decorating, we take profound pride in our meticulous, high-quality workmanship, ceaselessly striving to transmute spaces into captivating works of art that ignite inspiration and captivate all who encounter them.
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