PRIMARY SERVICE
Interior painting is detail work. Straight lines where the wall meets the ceiling, doors and trim that look sprayed instead of brushed, and a house you can live in while the work is happening. That is what our interior crews are set up to do.
We paint single rooms, hallways and stairwells, full interiors before a move, and occupied homes one section at a time. Common projects are living rooms and bedrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms, ceilings that have gone dingy, and door and trim packages through a whole floor.
For occupied homes we sequence the work so you keep a usable kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom while we move through the rest of the house.
Furniture is moved to the middle of the room and covered, floors are protected, and switch plates and hardware come off. Nail holes, dings, and old anchor holes get filled and sanded. Water stains and patched drywall get spot primed so they do not flash through the finish coat.
We caulk gaps at trim and baseboard before painting, which is the difference between trim that looks new and trim that looks touched up.
Interior doors, casing, baseboard, closet doors, and built-ins get a finish appropriate for how much they get touched. Enamels on trim and doors dry harder than wall paint so handprints and shoe scuffs wipe off instead of soaking in.
Cabinet refinishing follows the same logic with more prep: degrease, sand, prime for adhesion, then spray so there are no brush marks on the doors and drawer fronts.
We use low odor products where the space calls for it, keep tools and materials contained to the room being worked, and vacuum at the end of each day. Rooms are put back together, not left as a staging area.
The last step is a walkthrough with you under normal room lighting. Whatever you point out gets corrected before we pack up.
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