A clear plan for every room
We review the rooms, ceiling heights, surfaces, colors and finish choices with you. Walls, ceilings, trim and doors are listed clearly so the estimate matches the work you want. Cabinet refinishing can be discussed as its own part of a larger interior project.
Protect, prepare and paint
Protecting floors and nearby surfaces comes first. Preparation may include filling nail holes, sanding, caulking trim and spot priming where needed. We discuss patching or other repairs before the finish coats so you know what the preparation includes.
Drywall repairs and texture
We can assess drywall patches, damaged tape and texture work as part of a painting project. The condition of the surface and the size of the repair affect the approach. Active leaks or movement should be addressed before cosmetic repairs are completed.
Work around the way you use your home
Before work starts, we discuss room access, furniture, belongings and the work sequence. Drying times and preparation can affect the schedule. We keep the scope clear and the work area organized as the project moves from preparation to the finished surfaces.