Paint Spraying in Lockport

Spraying trim, doors and built-ins in Lockport

Detailed woodwork is where a brush struggles and a sprayer earns its place. Profiles on casing, crown and paneled doors trap paint in their corners, and a brushed coat leaves lines that catch the light. We clean and degrease, fill and sand, then use a bonding primer where the old finish is glossy or oil-based. The enamel goes on in thin sprayed coats with light sanding between, and the walls, floors and glass around the work are masked first.

We cover Lockport, coming in on Route 7, Route 171 and State Street, with the I&M Canal running past downtown. Where an older Lockport house still has original wood trim and paneled doors, those pieces deserve a finish that keeps the profiles crisp instead of filling them in. Old trim can already carry several coats, so we check for loose layers and sand back to a sound surface before adding more. If a door or casing has paint chipped down to bare wood, we prime those spots so the new coat holds.

What goes into a Lockport trim and door job

How a Lockport trim job runs

We walk the rooms with you and write a free estimate that counts the doors, measures the trim and lists the built-ins. You approve that written scope, then we schedule and keep to the dates we gave. Doors are out of their openings for a few days while the enamel cures, and we tell you how many before we start. Anything we find that needs repair, like a split jamb, gets priced in writing and waits for your approval. The job ends when you have looked over every piece with us and we have touched up what you pointed out.

• Free estimate counting doors and trim
• Bonding primer over old glossy paint
• Thin sprayed coats, sanded between
• Walls, floors and glass masked
• Repairs approved in writing first
• Every piece looked over with you