Interior & Exterior Painting

A new coat of paint can completely transform the look of a house, turning drab rooms into exciting, refreshing, or relaxing atmospheres. Before any beautiful hues or smooth finishes can be applied, however, homeowners need to have their interiors fully prepared. Otherwise, the new paint will not last as long as it should, and any precious valuables could become stained. Our team works hard with clients to make sure no accidental splatters mar the surfaces of furniture and belongings.

To thoroughly prep a house’s interior for painting, our experts will:

• Clear out all dust, debris, cobwebs, and dirt from the crevices of the molding, ceiling trim, and wall corners
• Bleach any remaining fragments of hazardous mold and mildew spots
• Scrape off leftover, peeling paint so the surface is smooth
• Add spackling and putty to any holes in the walls
• Repair dents, cracks, or gouges left in the drywall
• Apply primer, if there are bare areas on the sheetrock or exposed wood
• Clean and caulk baseboards, molding, window frames, trim, and door frames
• Mask any open areas or entrances, including vents, windows, or unsealed doors
• Cover valuables such as the furniture, flooring, and décor with thick plastic