Interior painting
Prep, prime, and finish coats for walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and the odd built-in that has been waiting.
View detailsEach service can stand alone or follow the one before it. A painted hallway often reveals a floor that should be replaced. A new bath often wants a quieter fan and a door that actually latches. We will tell you which pieces belong in this visit and which can wait.
Prep, prime, and finish coats for walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and the odd built-in that has been waiting.
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Layout, cabinets, counters, lighting, and the small clearances that make cooking feel less crowded.
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Showers, tubs, vanities, tile, and ventilation planned for steam, storage, and a calm morning.
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Lower-odor paints, durable stains, and finishes chosen for rooms where children, guests, and pets actually spend time.
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Wood, tile, and resilient floors with level substrates and transitions that do not catch a sock.
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Siding, trim, doors, and decks brought back with prep that matches the weather the house actually sees.
View detailsWe take on houses, townhouses, garden suites, and small studios. If the rooms are lived in, we can plan the sequence. Tell us the kind of building and the rooms involved, and we will say plainly whether the work fits our crew.
The same care shows up in a single-room repaint and in a kitchen that takes several weeks. What changes is the protection plan, the dust, and how long a room needs to rest.
“The bath stayed usable until the day the water had to go off, and they told us that day a week ahead. The tile we worried about looks calm, not busy.”
Anna Ruiz Bathroom renovation