What we do
- Interior painting: walls, ceilings, trim, baseboards, doors
- Exterior painting: stucco, siding, trim, doors
- Drywall repair: holes, cracks, water spots, the dings from moving furniture
- Texture repair, so the patch disappears once it's painted
- Cabinet painting
Spray or roll?
Both, depending on the surface. Doors, trim and cabinets get sprayed because that's the only way to get a smooth, factory-looking finish. Walls in a lived-in house usually get rolled, because rolling gives a bit of texture that hides old patches and matches what's already there. More on spraying vs rolling.
Trim
Trim takes the most abuse in a house. Vacuums, shoes, dog tails. So it gets the hardest finish we can give it: sand the old gloss off, fill the nail holes, caulk the gaps, prime the bare spots, then two coats of a hard-curing enamel. What that looks like step by step.
Doors
Same hallway, same week. The six-panel doors and the front door went from builder white to black, and the trim stayed bright white so the doors stand out. Hinges and handles come off, the doors get scuffed and primed, then sprayed so there are no brush marks in the panels.
Can you match my wall texture?
Usually, yes. The goal is that once it's painted you can't find the patch. We'll look at your walls at the estimate and tell you how close we can get.
Painting outside in Central Florida
Paint needs the right temperature and humidity, and dry time before it rains. Around here that means working around the summer afternoon storms. The drier months are easier, but with some planning we paint outside most of the year.
Pricing
Every job is different, so we don't post prices. Call us or send us an inquiry, and we'll talk through options that fit your budget.