Interior Painting

A good interior job is mostly the work you never see. Before any color goes on, the walls get looked at up close: nail pops, hairline cracks, old patches, scuffed trim, stains that will bleed through. Those get handled first, so the finish coat has a sound surface to sit on.

We paint single rooms, full floors and whole houses, in occupied homes and empty ones. You get a written scope that says which rooms and surfaces are included, what preparation is planned, and which finishes go where.

What is included

• Walls and ceilings in living areas, bedrooms, kitchens, baths and hallways
• Interior doors, door frames, baseboards, crown and window trim
• Patching, sanding, caulking and spot priming as listed in your scope
• Stain-blocking primer where water marks or smoke staining are present
• Color and sheen planning, room by room
• Furniture moving and covering as agreed in the walkthrough

Before we start

Tell us which rooms are included, whether the home will be lived in during the work, and whether closets, ceilings and trim are part of the job. Point out cracks, stains and anything that has been repaired before. If a stain came from a leak, the leak needs to be fixed and the area dry before it can be painted.

A good fit for

• Refreshing a home before selling or after buying
• Changing colors in one room or throughout the house
• Getting worn trim, doors and hallways back in shape
• Rental and apartment turnovers