Interior Painting

Interior painting is mostly preparation. The rolling is the fast part. What decides whether a room looks right for years is what happens first: holes and nail pops patched, gaps at the trim caulked, glossy surfaces sanded, repairs and stains spot-primed, and the floor and furniture covered.

What we paint inside

• Walls and ceilings, one room or the whole house
• Stairwells and two-story foyers, with the ladders and planks to reach them safely
• Trim, doors and built-ins in the same visit if you want them
• Color changes, including dark to light, which take an extra coat
• Accent walls and rooms that need a different sheen, like baths and kitchens

Living in the house while we work

We move furniture to the center of the room and cover it, and put it back when we are done. Wall hangings and breakables are best put away by you. We work room by room so the rest of the house stays usable, and we clean up at the end of each day.

What the estimate covers

The written estimate lists every room, the prep each one needs, the products, the sheen and the number of coats. Color samples go on the wall before you commit to a full room.