Interior painting. Walls, ceilings, trim and doors. Furniture gets moved and covered, holes get filled and sanded, and every edge is cut in by hand before two coats go on. Most interiors here are a light-to-light change and cover easily. A dark accent wall, water stains or years of smoke need a primer first, and we will tell you that at the estimate, not halfway through the job.
Exterior house painting. Murfreesboro summers are humid, and the shaded side of a house grows mildew whether you look at it or not. Every exterior starts with a wash, like this brick and walkway job in town, then scraping, caulking and priming bare wood before any finish coat. Siding, trim, soffits, fascia, shutters and front doors.
Cabinet painting. If the boxes are solid, painting them costs a fraction of replacing them. That means degreasing, sanding, priming and a hard finish that stands up to hands and dishwater. If they are not solid, we install new ones instead, the way we did in this Murfreesboro kitchen.