Methodology
How We Prepare Every Surface
Before Painting
Before we open a single can of paint, we protect your floors, furniture, and HVAC vents. Rosin paper goes down on hardwood. Plastic sheeting covers furniture and cabinetry. Every air return gets sealed so dust doesn't spread through your home during drywall sanding.
Our journeymen check every wall and ceiling for common issues: popped nails, water stains, settlement cracks, and old homeowner patches that weren't done correctly. We fix everything before primer goes on. We sand using vacuum-assisted equipment to keep your home clean and dust-free throughout the process. By the time the first coat of paint goes on, the surface is as clean and flat as it's going to get — and that's what produces a finish that lasts.