Painting & Drywall

Prep is the product

Good painters spend the first day not painting: filling nail holes and cracks, sanding, cutting through old gloss so new paint can grip, caulking trim gaps, priming stains and patches so they don’t ghost through the finish. Then two proper coats of decent paint — not one thick desperate one — with clean cut lines at the ceiling and floors and outlets actually protected rather than painted around.

Drywall work is the same discipline: patches taped and feathered wide over multiple coats so the wall reads flat under raking evening light, which is the light that exposes every shortcut. Water-stain repairs get the leak fixed first — paint over a live stain and both come back.

From one wall to a whole building

Single accent walls, whole-home repaints, ceiling refreshes, popcorn-ceiling removal, trim and door packages, and the drywall repairs that precede them all. For landlords, between-tenant turnover painting on a schedule is bread-and-butter work — priced predictably, done fast, and coordinated with flooring or repairs in the same window through one contact.

How it works

1. Show us the rooms

   Photos and rough sizes, plus any damage — stains, cracks, holes — that needs fixing first.

2. Scope and quote

   Prep, repairs, coats and paint spec in writing, with a fixed price to approve.

3. Prep, repair, paint

   Surfaces made right, then painted properly — furniture and floors protected throughout.

4. Walkthrough in good light

   Lines, coverage and patches checked with you before we call it finished.

Frequently asked questions