As summer winds down, the Hope and Area Transition Society's downtown location received a bit of a face-lift. On Sept. 1, Nick Garneau, owner of Elevation Painting, along with his employee, Steven Dyck, climbed up and down and all around the building, giving it a fresh look with a new coat of paint. (Sarah Gawdin/Hope Standard)

HATS gets ready for winter with a fresh coat of exterior paint

Elevation Painting updated the building with a new paint job

As summer winds down, the Hope and Area Transition Society’s downtown location received a bit of a face-lift.

On Sept. 1, Nick Garneau, owner of Elevation Painting, along with his employee, Steven Dyck, climbed up and down and all around the building, giving it a fresh look with a new coat of paint.

@SarahGawdin
Sarah.Gawdin@hopestandard.com
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