Walls, trim, ceilings and cabinets, painted without turning your whole week upside down.
Plenty of East Grand Rapids homes still have their original 1920s and '30s plaster walls and wood trim. Plaster takes paint differently than drywall, and old trim often has decades of coats already on it. We prep both properly rather than treating them like modern drywall, and we follow lead-safe practices on any home built before 1978.
A single room usually runs one to two days including prep and dry time between coats. A full interior repaint is more often a week, scheduled around your household rather than rushed to hit an arbitrary date. You'll get a specific timeline with your estimate, not a guess.
We shift what is needed to work safely and cover the rest. For a full room repaint, clearing small items and valuables ahead of time helps us move faster.
Two finish coats on walls is standard for even coverage and a durable result, more on major color changes or stain-prone areas.
Usually, either from a paint can label or a sample we can scan and match.
We handle the repair as part of the job: patching, sanding and priming before paint, so you are not hiring a second contractor.