INTERIOR

Proper preparation of ceilings, walls and trim is what makes a paint job stand out. In sense you are restoring the room from any imperfections that take away from a freshly painted room. The preparation for fixing these imperfections takes the proper experience, knowledge and equipment.

 Our Interior Standard

Setup

• Large furniture is moved into the center of the room.
• Furniture is covered with plastic.
• Floors are covered with contractor paper or canvas drop cloths.

  Preparation

• Nails, picture hangers are removed
• Nail hole pops or extrusions are knocked in
• Nail holes or any intrusions are filled with compound
• Unevenness in the sheetrock or plaster is skim coated
• Walls and ceilings are scuff-sanded with a Porter Cable Drywall Sander attached to a vacuum to avoid dust
• Wood work trim is sanded with a sponge
• Gaps in trims are caulked.
• Stains, such as water marks, are sealed with oil cover stain.

 Painting

• Repaired areas are primed.
• Paint is applied with a brush, roller or sprayer depending on the surface.
• Ceilings and walls are painted to proper coverage and finish color.
• Clean-cut lines between trim & walls.
• Only premium quality paints are used.

Cleanup

• Furniture is moved back to original positions.
• Wall and ceiling fixture are replaced.
• Floors and carpets are thoroughly clean with a vacuum.
• All garbage is removed.
• Touchup paint is labeled and left with the customer.
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 Inspection

Before the crew packs up their equipment, a "wet walk-around" is done to ensure all contracted areas are painted properly