Interior Painting FAQs

The best ways to prepare before our arrival are to pick the paint colors to be applied, store fragile items, and designate which holes to fill. We will help move heavy items to the center of the room for you.

Before applying the first coat of paint, we prime to achieve specific performance objectives, like stain blocking and sealing patches for proper finish gloss or adhesion.

No. Interior painting projects can be completed any time of year, but it's best to have it done BEFORE you absolutely need it. Modern materials and painting supplies make for a much more pleasant experience than in years past.

Yes. We offer a 90-minute color consultation when you commit to a painting project.

No. Your presence isn't necessary while we paint. Our professional painting crew simply needs access to the areas prior to you leaving for the day.

No. Our goal is to keep things as simple for you as possible. Our professional painters will remove curtains and will move the heavy furniture. We ask customers to remove any wall décor and paintings.

Yes. During room preparation, carpets, flooring and rugs will all be covered to ensure that paint doesn't come in contact with these items during the project.

When choosing the right sheen for your painting and finishing projects, remember that wood should have the shine you want but walls look better with less shine.

We do remove wallpaper. If you wish to have paper installed we will refer you to someone.

We remove and install textured ceilings and walls; we do a great job at matching existing textures on patches.

Yes. We use an interior paint for bathrooms that is resistant to mildew.

Yes. We can either paint the entire room or touch it up.

We will repair the drywall before we paint to remove any hint of damage.

We encourage homeowners to paint their interiors as often as they can. We advocate that you keep up with trending colors. The Benjamin Moore 2024 Color of the Year is 825 Blue Nova. The Sherwin Williams 2024 Color of the Year is 6239 Upward.