
Most of what you pay for in a paint job happens before the color goes on. We patch, sand, caulk and prime first, then cut clean lines and coat until coverage is even.
No loose ends handed off to you. The scope below is what your painting project includes from start to finish.
Paint sticks to what's under it. Patching, scraping and priming is what decides whether you repaint in a few years or much later.
Trim, ceiling edges and corners are cut in by hand. No wavy edges, no bleeding onto the wrong surface.
We work room by room where we can for interior work, keep the site contained, and clean at the end of each day instead of the end of the job.
We look at the rooms or exterior on the list, check the condition of the surfaces, and note what needs repair before paint.
Furniture covered, floors protected, hardware and trim masked. Then filling, scraping, sanding, caulking and priming.
Cut in by hand, roll or spray the fields, and keep coating until coverage is uniform under normal light.
Masking comes off, the site gets cleaned, and we walk it with you so anything you flag gets fixed before we leave.
Usually yes for interior work. We sequence rooms so you keep a place to sleep and cook, and we contain dust and materials to the area we're working in.
Painting is available across Greater Boston. See the full list of towns we serve and find the one closest to you.
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