Living rooms, kitchens, bedrooms, hallways, offices and commercial interiors: walls, ceilings, trim, doors and moldings.
The inside of a building is somewhere people are still living and working while we are in it, so most of the difference between a good interior job and a bad one happens before any paint is opened.
Before we open a tin
- Furniture and anything on display is moved clear of the work and covered with plastic sheeting.
- Flooring is protected, all of it, not just the strip along the baseboards.
- Walls are inspected. Imperfections are corrected with spackling, sanding or priming, and separation in trim and molding is caulked.
- Patches are sanded and primed rather than painted straight over. Skip it and the repair shows through the finish coat in daylight.
Then the painting
Brush, roller and a steady hand, for sharp cut-ins and uniform texture across the wall. Sprayers have their place outside and on cabinetry; a lived-in room is usually not it.
We clean up as we go and at the end, and we walk the rooms with you before we leave. We use Sherwin-Williams products.
What affects the price
Room size and ceiling height, the condition of the surfaces, how much preparation and repair the walls need, how many colors are involved, and the materials chosen. The estimate is free and comes after we have seen the space.
One-year satisfaction guarantee. Our painting work carries a one-year satisfaction guarantee.








