Start with the surface

The right scope depends on what you are painting.

Exterior siding, interior walls, cabinets, decks, and fences do not fail for the same reasons. The estimate should account for the surface, condition, access, and prep.

Exterior Painting Protect curb appeal and weather-exposed surfaces. Siding, trim, fascia, doors, garages, and full exterior repaints.

Interior Painting Make rooms feel clean, finished, and cared for. Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, bedrooms, kitchens, and living spaces.

Cabinet Painting Update kitchens and vanities without replacing solid cabinets. Cleaning, sanding, priming, and careful finish work.

Deck & Fence Staining Clean, stain, and protect outdoor wood before moisture and UV damage get worse. Cleaning, prep, stain, sealer, railings, gates, decks, and fences.

Color Consultation Choose colors that fit the home before the paint goes on. Interior, exterior, trim, cabinets, doors, and whole-home palettes.

Before you hire a painter

Compare the preparation and included surfaces before comparing the price.

Ask which cleaning, repairs, sanding, caulking, masking, and primer are included. The written estimate defines this work before painting starts.

How we keep it simple

Estimate → written scope → prep → paint → walkthrough.

1

Request estimate

Describe the property and the surfaces you want painted so the project can be reviewed.

2

Define scope

We review the project, explain what needs prep, and outline the work clearly.

3

Prep & paint

The home is protected, surfaces are prepared, and the finish is applied carefully.

4

Walkthrough

We clean up, review the finished work, and make sure the project is ready before the crew leaves.

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