Paint Spraying

A sprayer puts down an even coat fast and leaves no brush or roller marks, which is why it is the right tool for some jobs and the wrong one for others. We spray where it gives a better finish or covers a lot of surface, and brush and roll where it does not.

Jobs we spray

• Empty rooms, new drywall and finished basements
• Ceilings, including tall and vaulted ones
• Exteriors, fences and decks when the wind allows
• Doors, trim and cabinets, for a smooth enamel finish

Masking is most of the job

Everything that is not getting paint gets covered: windows, floors, fixtures, outlets, hardware and the rooms next door. On walls we often spray and then back-roll, which works the paint into the surface and evens out the sheen.

When we do not spray

A furnished room, a single wall or a windy day outside usually goes faster and cleaner with a brush and roller. If spraying is the wrong call for your job, we say so.