Interior Painting Process

1. Setup

• Large furniture is moved and covered with plastic

• Floors are fully protected with drop cloths

2. Preparation

• Holes, cracks, and drywall are repaired

• Walls are sanded smooth

• Stains are sealed; surfaces washed if needed

• Trim is caulked for a clean finish

3. Painting

• Repaired areas are primed

• Paint is applied by brush, roller, or sprayer

• Ceilings, walls, and trim are painted

• Only high-quality paint is used

4. Cleanup

• Furniture is returned

• Floors/carpets cleaned, trash removed

• Touch-up paint is left with the customer

5. Final Inspection

• Walk-through to check all areas

• Final touch-ups completed

Exterior Painting Process

1. Pressure Washing

• Dirt and mildew are removed using eco-friendly detergent or bleach

• Delicate areas are hand-washed when necessary

• Paint chips are carefully cleaned

• Decks and driveways can be pressure washed upon request

2. Surface Preparation & Painting

• Loose paint is scraped off, and surfaces are primed

• Scuff sanding and feather-sanding done as needed

• Caulking is applied around windows and doors; putty is added to window panes if required

• Wood and masonry repairs are performed as specified in the contract

• Only premium exterior paint is used for a lasting finish

3. Cleanup

• Daily cleanup includes removing trash, paint chips, and cleaning plant beds

• Touch-up paint is provided to the customer

• Outdoor furniture and fixtures are returned to their original locations

4. Final Walkthrough

• A final “wet walk-around” ensures all painted areas meet quality standards

• Any remaining touch-ups are completed and noted on a punch list

• Detailed Surface Preparation
  Every surface is thoroughly cleaned and properly prepped before staining. This ensures even penetration of the stain and a consistent, high-quality finish.

• Professional Sealing
  After preparation, all surfaces receive two coats of premium-grade sealer. This not only enhances the depth and richness of the stain but also protects the surface for long-lasting durability.

Garage Floor Coating – 3-Day Process

• Professional Surface Grinding
  We start by mechanically grinding the entire garage floor to remove surface imperfections and open the concrete for optimal coating adhesion.

• Comprehensive Cleaning
  After grinding, we thoroughly clean and vacuum the floor to eliminate all dust, debris, and residue—creating a spotless surface for coating.

• Base Coat Application – Day 1
  A premium base coat is applied evenly across the floor, forming a strong and durable foundation for the layers to follow.

• Flake & Texture – Day 2
  The next day, a second coat is applied, followed by a full broadcast of decorative flakes in the customer’s chosen color and style. This adds texture, traction, and a custom look.

• Clear Topcoat Finish – Day 3
  On the final day, a high-performance clear coat is applied to seal the surface, enhance durability, and deliver a smooth, professional-grade finish with long-lasting protection.

• Steamed Wallpaper Removal
  We begin by carefully removing wallpaper using a steamer, which softens the adhesive and minimizes damage to the wall surface.

• Oil-Based Priming
  Once the wallpaper is removed, the walls are sealed with a high-quality oil-based primer. This step locks in any residual adhesive and prepares the surface for repair.

  1. Spackling & Surface Repair
     All damaged or uneven areas are expertly repaired with spackle, restoring a smooth and uniform finish.

  2. Final Surface Priming
     After repairs are complete, the walls are primed again to ensure maximum paint adhesion and a flawless final result.

Cabinet Refinishing Process

• Meticulous Prep & Protection
  We begin with extensive preparation of the entire work area. Cabinets and surrounding surfaces are carefully masked and protected to ensure a clean, dust-free environment and prevent overspray.

• Hardware Removal
  All cabinet hardware—hinges, handles, and knobs—is fully removed to allow for an even, uninterrupted finish across all surfaces.

• Premium Oil-Based Priming
  Cabinets are primed using a high-quality oil-based primer, selected for its superior bonding and long-term durability.

• Fine Sanding for Flawless Results
  Once primed, every surface is expertly sanded to achieve a silky-smooth finish, laying the groundwork for a flawless topcoat.

• Professional Spray Finish
  A fine-mist spray finish is applied, resulting in a smooth, factory-quality appearance with rich color and lasting protection.