Interior painting
Crisp lines where two colors meet
Inside, the work is in the lines: the ceiling edge, the trim, the corner where a wall changes color. We cut every line by hand and mask only where it helps.
We cover floors and furniture, patch and sand, then paint one room at a time so you can keep living in the rest of the house.
Floors and furniture covered, rooms done one at a time
Patching, sanding and primer where needed
Ceilings, walls, trim and doors in one estimate
What we paint inside
Walls, lines and woodwork
Walls and ceilings
Patched, primed where needed, then two coats.
Color blocking
Two colors on one wall, with a line you can rest a ruler on.
Trim, doors and built-ins
Sanded, filled and finished in a harder sheen.
Accent walls
One strong wall, with the other three chosen to match.
A room
The six steps in a room
Cover
Floors, furniture and fixtures are covered, and the room is taped where it helps.
Patch and sand
Holes and dings are filled, and the wall is sanded and wiped.
Prime
Stains, patches and color changes get primer.
Cut in
Ceiling lines, corners and trim are cut by hand.
Roll
Two coats, with time to dry between them.
Walk the room
You look at it in daylight and tell us what to fix.
Questions
Interior questions
Do I have to move my furniture?
Small things, yes. We move and cover the large pieces, and we tell you before the first day what to clear.
Can we stay home while you paint?
Yes. Rooms are done one at a time and we ventilate. Ask for the product data sheet if anyone in the house is sensitive to odors.
How many coats?
Usually two, and a primer first on stains, patches and big color changes. Your estimate lists the coats by surface.
Start with a walk through the rooms
We look at the walls, the light and the trim, then send a written estimate.