Painting services

The finish is only as good as the plan beneath it.

Interior, exterior, cabinet, and commercial painting scoped around the actual surface, setting, and schedule.

Painter scraping a small weathered patch beside a carefully masked stucco window
01

Interior painting

A room-by-room plan for walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and feature surfaces. We account for furniture, pets, traffic paths, work-from-home hours, and how quickly the room needs to return to use.

  • Walls and ceilings
  • Trim and doors
  • Accent surfaces
  • Occupied-home planning
02

Exterior painting

Coastal exposure can show up as chalking, hairline cracks, peeling trim, and faded south-facing walls. The scope begins with surface condition and water entry points, not just the new color.

  • Stucco and siding
  • Eaves and fascia
  • Doors and trim
  • Spot priming and sealing
03

Cabinet refinishing

A controlled refinishing sequence for kitchen cabinets, vanities, and built-ins. Doors and drawers are labeled, surrounding finishes are protected, and the coating system is selected for regular cleaning and touch.

  • Kitchen cabinets
  • Bathroom vanities
  • Built-ins
  • Color and sheen guidance
04

Commercial painting

Phased interior and exterior work for offices, storefronts, common areas, and small commercial properties. Scheduling can be shaped around customer hours, tenant access, and shared circulation.

  • Offices and suites
  • Storefronts
  • Common areas
  • Phased scheduling

From first look to final walk

A clear sequence for cleaner work.

Every project changes with the property. This is the baseline sequence used to define the scope and keep decisions visible.

  1. 01

    Site conversation

    Discuss goals, access, timing, color direction, and concerns.

  2. 02

    Written scope

    Identify surfaces, prep, coating approach, exclusions, and sequence.

  3. 03

    Protection + prep

    Cover the work area, address scoped repairs, sand, and prime.

  4. 04

    Paint + review

    Apply the finish, reset the area, and complete a final walkthrough.

Materials + decisions

Choose the coating for the life of the surface.

Sheen follows use

Light, cleaning frequency, wall texture, and touch all affect whether a flatter or more washable finish makes sense.

Primer solves a specific problem

Stains, bare repairs, glossy finishes, tannins, and adhesion concerns call for different preparation and primer choices.

Samples belong in the room

A larger sample lets you see undertone changes through morning, afternoon, and evening light before committing.

A better color conversation

Let the surface set the scope.

Share the rooms or exterior areas you are considering. We will help turn the list into a practical painting plan.