The work

Good paint starts
before the paint.

A clear scope, a considered color and the time to prepare the surface.

01

Interior painting

Walls, ceilings, doors, baseboards and window trim. One room or several, with a sequence that keeps the rest of your house usable.

We cover floors and furniture, fill small holes, sand rough patches and prime where needed. The estimate names the prep and number of finish coats.

YEAR-ROUND
Walls / ceilings / trim

02

Exterior painting

Siding, porch trim, shutters and entry doors. We inspect the surfaces and talk through access before setting the scope.

We clean the surfaces, address loose coating and minor gaps as specified, and protect nearby windows and plantings. Repairs outside the painting scope are identified before the job is agreed.

MAY–OCTOBER
Weather permitting

03

Color help

Bring the rug, the cabinet color or a photo you keep saving. We narrow the options to a few samples you can see beside your floors and trim.

We look at those samples in your room’s changing light. The written estimate includes up to three sample patches and records the final color and finish before ordering paint.

INCLUDED
Up to 3 sample patches

Your free estimate

Three steps. No guessing.

  1. Walk through it.

    Tell us the rooms or surfaces and your timing. We agree on a time to measure and look at their condition.

  2. Read the scope.

    Your written estimate lists prep, materials, coats, cleanup, price and an expected schedule. Extra work needs your agreement first.

  3. Set the dates.

    Once you accept the scope, we agree on a start date and a room-by-room plan. Exterior dates remain weather dependent.

A few practical details

What does the estimate cost?

The visit and written estimate are free. Painting is priced after we see the size, surface condition and access, so there is no flat room price to guess from.

What happens at the end of the day?

We gather tools, remove the day’s debris and leave the agreed walkways clear. At the end of the job, we remove coverings, clean the work area and walk through the finish with you.

Can you paint outside in November?

Our usual exterior season is May–October. In November we plan for spring; we do not promise an exterior start before the weather and the selected coating’s requirements allow it.

Let’s put your project on paper.

Tell us what you want painted. We’ll start with a look and a written scope.

Request a free estimate