Before any painting begins we take care to cover all floors, furniture and fixtures in the space. Preparation before painting is key. We only apply paint when we know that all defects have been repaired. Our painters clean up at the end of each work day, and we make every effort to limit the intrusion on your space while work is underway.  

Preparation is the most important part of the process.We pressure wash, scrape loose paint, repair defects & caulk gaps, prior to applying primer and paints. We use only the best quality paints on all of our projects, and we are confident that our process will yield a finish to last for years to come.

Cabinet painting is a great option if you are looking for an economical way to change the look of your existing cabinet doors. We remove all doors and hardware, clean, and sand thoroughly prior to priming with pigmented shellac, to promote topcoat adhesion, and prevent tannin bleed. We apply a KCMA approved finish coat that is specified to resist chemical spills, and prolonged high temperatures typical of a kitchen environment. 

Skim coating is the technique of repairing cracked or damaged plaster walls, it is also part of the process used when making new wall and ceiling surfaces ready for paint. Skim coating can also be applied to remove the textured appearance often seen on older, or poorly painted walls and ceilings. If your walls have the appearance of orange peel, skim coating can be applied to make them smooth again. 

We employ the correct techniques to remove wallpaper and prepare walls for new paper or paint. It is important to ensure all glue residue is removed before painting, and that all surfaces are smooth and free of defects. Working in close partnership with expert wall covering installers, we   

We offer spray painting services for industrial and commercial applications.  We also provide off site spraying when required, for furniture,cabinetry, millwork,  or one off pieces. Spray painting can achieve a polished look that is not easily achieved using traditional methods.