Our work · Interior and exterior
Work we are happy to be judged by
Photos from our own jobs. Look at the cut lines, the trim and the corners: that is where a paint job is won or lost.
A vaulted great room finished in a warm white, with the kitchen island and pendant lights back in place.
Walls and vaulted ceiling painted, with the stacked stone and the hardwood left to speak for themselves.
The cut line where fresh paint meets stone is done by hand, not by tape.
An entry hall with the walls and ceiling painted and the wood door casings left natural.
Painted walls against stained trim: the edge has to be clean on every door and every run of baseboard.
Where a sloped ceiling meets the wall above the cabinets, the line has to be straight from every angle.
Bathrooms get a moisture-resistant finish that wipes clean.
Closets and the spaces behind doors get the same coats as the rooms people see.
Mid-job: floors covered, the island wrapped, and the cans where the work is.
A porch entry with the door, casings and window trim painted white against grey shake siding.
Door and trim in a semi-gloss white, which is what holds up to weather and wiping.
Want yours to look like this?
Tell us the rooms or the outside of the house and we will tell you what the work involves. Request a quote or call the number above.