Painting that starts with the prep

Yes. Paint and plaster finishes are among the smaller projects we take on, and the prep standard is the same as on a full remodel: covering floors and furniture, washing and patching walls, caulking trim joints, and spot-priming repairs. Every painting project is quoted to your rooms, surfaces, and finish choices after a walkthrough, so the price reflects the prep each wall actually needs.

Usually because of what happened before the paint went on. In Florida humidity, paint over chalky stucco peels, mildew left on a bathroom ceiling bleeds back through, and caulk lines crack after a summer. That’s why we note moisture readings and any water damage at the walkthrough, then wash surfaces, treat mildew, repair cracks and patches, and prime before the finish coats.

We test them where they’ll live. Instead of choosing from a small chip, we paint large samples directly on your walls so you can see each color in morning and evening light. For plaster, limewash, and Venetian finishes, we make sample boards first, so you approve the finish before it goes on the wall.

Yes. Exterior work starts with a pressure wash, then stucco cracks are repaired and the walls are checked for moisture before priming. Paint goes on in two coats with drying time between them, and because summer afternoons here often bring rain, exterior coats are scheduled around it. We walk the finished walls with you before handover.

You’ll have what you need to match it. At handover you receive labeled leftover paint for touch-ups, along with a record of every color, sheen, and product by room, so a future repair doesn’t start with guesswork. Plaster and limewash finishes come with care instructions of their own. If something needs our attention after the project is finished, call or email us and we’ll take a look.