Interior Painting
Vaulted great room and entry
Tall vaulted walls in sage green, with the fireplace surround, columns and arched openings finished in white.
Interior Painting · Malden, MA
Interior Painting in Malden, MA
Interior work in Malden is often unit by unit: an owner’s apartment in a two-family, a vacant rental between tenants, or a common stairway shared by the whole building.
How we approach it in Malden
- Vacant units are prepped and painted top to bottom: ceilings, walls, doors and trim in one pass.
- Common stairways and hallways are scheduled so residents can still get in and out.
- Victorian rooms with tall ceilings and original trim are cut by hand along every detail.
The houses here
Malden mixes large Victorian homes, especially in neighborhoods like Edgeworth and Maplewood, with two- and three-family houses throughout the city and newer apartment and condo buildings around Malden Center and the Orange Line stops at Malden Center and Oak Grove.
Our interior painting process, in short
- 1. Walkthrough
- 2. Protect
- 3. Repair and sand
- 4. Caulk and prime
- 5. Cut and roll
- 6. Clean up and walk through
Every step, what’s included and what isn’t: Interior Painting in detail.
Recent interior painting work
Interior Painting
Bathroom walls and ceiling
Bathroom walls and ceiling repainted and cut cleanly against tile, vanity and trim.
Interior Painting in Malden: questions
Can you paint the common hallway in my building?
Yes. We work in sections so residents can always use the stairs, and we post clear notice about wet paint.
Do you repaint rental units between tenants?
Yes, when the dates fit our schedule. Vacant units are actually the most efficient to paint well.
Do I need to move my furniture before you arrive?
No. Clear small items, valuables and anything fragile off shelves and walls. We move furniture to the middle of the room, cover it, and put it back when we finish.
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Interior Painting in Malden? Let’s look at it.
Tell us what you want painted. We’ll come see it, talk through the details and put an estimate in writing.