Professional painting is mostly preparation: repairing, sanding, priming and protecting. The result is a uniform, durable finish that looks correct under any light.
We finish walls, ceilings, trim, doors and cabinetry using products selected for South Florida humidity and the sheen each surface needs.
Typical applications
- —Whole-home interior painting
- —Trim, doors and baseboards
- —Ceilings and soffits
- —Cabinet refinishing
- —Post-construction finishing
Materials & techniques
- —Premium acrylic and low-VOC paints
- —Bonding and stain-blocking primers
- —Enamel finishes for trim and doors
- —Patching and skim compounds
Project process
- 1Consultation and site visit to understand scope, conditions and goals.
- 2Measurements, documentation of existing conditions and scope definition.
- 3Written estimate with line-item scope, exclusions and assumptions.
- 4Scheduling, material selection and procurement.
- 5Execution with protected work areas and regular progress updates.
- 6Final walkthrough, punch list and close-out.
Factors affecting cost
- —Surface area and ceiling heights
- —Condition of existing surfaces
- —Number of colors and sheens
- —Trim and door detailing
- —Occupied vs vacant space
Frequently asked questions
How many coats do you apply?+
Typically primer where needed plus two finish coats. Strong color changes or porous surfaces may require more.
Which sheen should I use?+
Flat or matte for ceilings and many walls, eggshell for living areas, semi-gloss or satin for trim, doors and humid rooms. We advise per room.