Interior and exterior painting, so the door, railing and trim match the new work out front.
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The short answer
Masonry work changes how the rest of the house looks. Fresh granite steps next to a peeling railing, or a rebuilt chimney above faded trim, make the old paint obvious. Doing the painting with the same company keeps the schedule simple and the finish consistent.
We paint exteriors, including trim, doors and railings, and interior rooms. Prep is where the paint job is decided, so surfaces are cleaned, scraped and primed where needed before any finish coat goes on.
The coating has failed and the wood or metal underneath is exposed to the weather.
Railings need scraping and a metal primer, or the rust comes right back.
A fresh coat on the entry is the cheapest way to make new masonry look finished.
How it works
Surfaces, colors and what needs repair before paint.
Cleaning, scraping, sanding, caulking and priming where needed.
Finish coats applied with care around masonry, glass and hardware.
Drop cloths, tape and debris removed, final walk-through.
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From the blog
Straight answers to the questions homeowners ask before they hire.
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