Interior Painting

The room you see every day deserves it

You see the scuffed walls, the dated color, and the touch-ups that don’t match a thousand times a year. Ryan shows up, preps properly, paints cleanly, and leaves — no mess, no paint on the carpet. He does every interior paint job himself: one standard, one person responsible for the result.

What we paint

• Walls & ceilings — holes patched, gaps caulked, repairs primed; ceilings first, then walls
• Trim, baseboards & crown molding — sharp lines, brush-finished (not rolled), semi-gloss or satin
• Doors & frames — sanded, primed, two durable finish coats
• Kitchen & bath cabinets — TSP clean, sand, adhesion primer, two coats of cabinet-grade paint; the highest-ROI alternative to replacement
• Accent walls — extra coats for full coverage on deep colors, clean tape lines

Why prep makes the difference

Every nail hole, dent, and crack filled, sanded, and spot-primed (skim coat where damage is heavy); settling gaps at trim and ceilings caulked for clean lines; the right primer for the surface (PVA, shellac, adhesion, or tinted); and full protection — drop cloths, taped trim, removed plates, masked fixtures.

Paint selection

Premium low-VOC interior paints, sheen matched to the room — flat for ceilings, eggshell for living areas, satin for kitchens and baths, semi-gloss for trim and cabinets. Minimal odor; most rooms are comfortable to sleep in the same night.

Color consultation

Choosing color is overwhelming, so Ryan simplifies it: discuss the room and light, narrow to 3–4 options, paint large samples, view them morning to night, then commit. He carries Sherwin-Williams, Benjamin Moore, and Dunn-Edwards decks and knows which whites lean warm and which grays turn purple — saving you a costly repaint.