A good interior paint job depends heavily on preparation. Existing wall condition, previous colors, surface damage, paint selection, and the number of coats can all affect both the amount of work and the final appearance.
Before painting, we review the room and determine which surfaces are included. Floors and nearby areas are protected as appropriate, and minor surface preparation is completed within the agreed scope. Paint is then applied using the method appropriate for the surfaces and project.
Larger drywall repairs, significant texture correction, wallpaper removal, trim work, or major color changes can affect the scope and are discussed before the project begins.
What’s included
- Painting-area and surface review
- Protection and agreed surface preparation
- Paint application within the confirmed scope
- Final visual check and touch-ups as appropriate