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Painting and Staining — Interior, Exterior, Cabinets, Decks

The finish coat on the carpentry we do and the painting jobs that stand alone: rooms, whole interiors, exteriors, cabinets and decks — prepped properly and sprayed or brushed to suit the surface.

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Painting is on every trim quote as its own line, and it is a service on its own. Each page below is one painting job with the prep it includes, what you choose, and how it is priced.

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Painting jobs we do (15)

Three-window bay with white casing and a bright country view

Accent Wall Painting — One Wall in a Dark or Bold Color, Sharp Lines

You want one wall in navy, charcoal, forest green or terracotta, and you want the line where it meets the white wall to be dead straight — that is the whole job, and it is a half day for us.

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Oak-trimmed casement pair over the kitchen sink with black hardware

Cabinet Painting — Kitchen Cabinets Sprayed, Not Brushed

Sound oak or maple cabinets in a color you are tired of. Painted properly they read as new cabinets for a fraction of a replacement, and the kitchen stays usable while the doors are out.

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New bay window with white casing and seat board, centered in a quiet room

Ceiling Painting — Flat Ceiling Paint, Stains Blocked First

A brown ring from an old leak, a ceiling that went yellow, or a freshly scraped and skimmed ceiling that needs its first real coat: painted flat, even and without roller marks.

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Oak-trimmed patio door with sheer curtains opening onto a deck

Deck Staining — Wash, Sand, Stain and Seal a Wood Deck

A gray deck, a stain that is peeling in the traffic lanes, or a new treated deck that has weathered long enough — cleaned, fixed and stained by the crew that also repairs decks.

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Twin double-hung windows with white trim looking out over a lawn

Exterior House Painting — Siding and Trim Scraped, Primed, Painted

Peeling paint on the south side, chalky siding, trim that has not been touched in a decade — prepped the slow way and painted when the weather lets it cure.

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New white double-hung window with capped trim under the eave of a yellow-sided home

Exterior Trim Painting — Fascia, Soffit, Window Trim and Doors Only

The siding is fine, or it is vinyl or brick and never needs paint, but the fascia is peeling and the window trim has gone gray. This is the job that paints the trim and leaves the rest alone.

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Fence Staining — Wood Privacy Fence Washed, Stained and Sealed

The privacy fence has gone gray, the old stain is blotchy or the new fence is finally dry enough to seal — cleaned, repaired where it needs it, and stained so it stops soaking up every rain.

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Front Door Painting — Steel, Fiberglass or Wood Entry Door Repainted

The front door is faded, chalky or the wrong color for the new siding, and you want it black, red or a deep blue by the weekend — repainted with the right primer so it does not peel next spring.

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Garage Door Painting — Steel, Aluminum and Wood Overhead Doors

The garage door is the biggest painted surface on the front of most houses, and it is usually the first one to fade, chalk or rust at the bottom edge.

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Interior Painting Contractor — Rooms and Whole-House Interiors

A bedroom that needs a color, a hallway full of nail holes, or every wall in the house before you move in — patched, primed and painted by the same crew that does the carpentry.

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Painting Over Nicotine Stained Walls — Washed, Sealed, Repainted

A smoker lived there for years: the walls are yellow-brown, the ceiling is worse, and latex paint alone will turn yellow again in a week.

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Painting Two Story Foyer High Walls — Stairwells, Planks and Scaffold

You painted every room in the house except the foyer, because the wall over the stairs is eighteen feet up — the room homeowners leave for last.

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Painting Wood Paneling — Primed to Bond, Grooves Kept or Filled

The family room, den or lower level is dark brown paneling, and you want it light without tearing it off and drywalling.

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Stain New Trim to Match Existing Woodwork — Oak, Pine and Maple

One new window in a house full of honey oak, a replacement door in a 1990s pine trim package, or an addition that has to look like it was always there: the new wood has to match the old.

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Trim Painting and Interior Door Painting After Installation

New trim is only finished when it is painted. We do that part too: fill, caulk, prime, enamel, and the doors sprayed flat, sequenced with the carpentry so the room is done once.

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