Prep Work

Prep work consists furniture removal or consolidation, caulking, spackling, dropping all floors, covering furniture, masking, taping, removal of fixtures, removal of electrical outlet plates and much more. On house exteriors we thoroughly seal all cracks with various types of commercial grade patching compounds depending on the surface being patched and the size of the cracked subsurface. We will repair minor cracks or minor dry rot before repainting the home.

See examples of prep work below.

Pressure Washing

Pressure washing is used for exterior walls, driveways, walkways, decks, porches, pool decks, garage doors, and more. We will first apply a diluted bleach solution to mildewed areas prior to pressure washing to guarantee those areas are completely cleaned.

Drywall Repair / Texture

Texture consists of splatters applied in multiple sizes and multiple coats to better achieve a blend with the existing drywall texture. We fill from minor holes in the drywall as well as patching large holes. We can apply texture to drywall vertical walls or ceilings, we can spray orange peel, knock-down or acoustical.

Trim Molding

We also install trim molding if requested by the home owner. We will install or repair the following types of trim molding: Chair rails, Picture rails, Baseboards etc.

Painting

Painting is the largest of our tasks because it ranges from simple wall-to-wall paintings to accent colors and murals.

Different types of colors, paints and applications are available. Ask about decoration consultation if needed.

Typical Exterior Re-paint

1. Use diluted bleach solution to clean soffit, fascia and gutters
2. Pressure wash entire house, rinse soffit, fascia and gutters to remove bleach solution
3. Patch all stucco cracks with elastomeric patching compound
4. Repair wood rot
5. Caulk around windows and doors
6. Repair cracks in exterior drywall ceilings (entry way, patio etc)
7. Apply primer to entire home (spray and back-roll)
8. Apply satin coat to entire home (spray and back-roll)
9. Spray soffit if necessary with 2 coats of satin or semi-gloss paint
10. Spray garage door
11. Paint fascia with 2 coats of satin or semi-gloss paint
12. Paint trim with 2 coats of satin or semi-gloss paint
13. Paint entry door with 2 coats of satin paint

Anything less than the steps above and you are receiving a minimal quality
paint job to your home's exterior; a poor paint job will ultimately cost you more money because
your home will need to be repainted much sooner. We also recommend Benjamin Moore paint.

Complimentary Service

Interior Walls Repaint: Install new electrical face plates*

Door(s) Repaint: Install new door handle(s)*

Interior / Exterior Repaint: Dispose of all old paint you have stored from previous jobs

*Face plates and door handles purchased by owner.