Painting is all we do: inside, outside, cabinets, trim and commercial spaces. Each service page explains exactly what’s included, how we work and what makes the finish last.
Walls, ceilings and whole rooms. Straight cut lines, even sheen, no roller marks in the light.
A good interior paint job is one you stop noticing. The color reads true, the ceiling line is straight, and when afternoon light rakes across the wall you don’t see patches, flashing or roller lap marks.
Siding, trim, porches and railings. Washed, scraped and primed so the finish holds through New England winters.
Outside, paint is a protective layer before it’s a color. It keeps water out of clapboards and trim through freeze-thaw cycles, wind-driven rain and summer sun. When prep is skipped, the new coat peels with the old one.
Kitchen and bathroom cabinets cleaned, degreased, sanded and primed for a smooth, durable finish.
Painted cabinets are the most unforgiving job in a house. Doors are handled every day, kitchen grease is invisible until paint refuses to stick, and every brush mark shows on a flat panel.
Stairs, railings, balusters, baseboards, doors and casings. The details that make a room look finished.
Trim is where a paint job is judged. You can get away with a slightly uneven wall; you can’t get away with a gloppy baluster, a baseboard that bleeds onto the floor, or a door with brush marks you see every time you close it.
Offices, retail, common areas and job-site work, scheduled around your operation.
For a business, the paint is only half the job. The other half is not getting in the way: keeping your doors open, your staff working and your customers away from wet paint and ladders.