Jobs we have actually finished

An older home that had sat empty long enough to pick up a spider problem, painted deep purple up the stairs and kelly green through most of the rest. We cleaned it, prepped and sanded the walls, corrected what needed correcting, and put the whole interior in Sherwin-Williams White Snow. Walls that dark take several coats before the old color stops reading through.

Nothing structural moved. Same floors, same vanity, same fixtures, and the house does not look like the same property. See the full project, room by room.

A modern house that came to us in the light gray half the country got talked into over the last ten years. We put the whole place in Greek Villa, a warm off-white, and the rooms stopped reading cold the same day we finished.

We took these on our own time as a reference set. When somebody cannot picture what getting rid of the gray actually does to a room, this is the job we pull up. See the full project and the white we used.

A covered deck that had quietly turned into the part of the house nobody walked out onto. We stained the wood, hung new curtains, and it got furnished and lit.

The two photos are the before. The clip is the same deck after dark. It went from somewhere to keep things to the best seat in the house for the summer and most of the fall. See the full deck staining project.

Same idea as the one above, different surface. A brick patio and set of steps that had gone green and gray, back to actual brick color.

A patio is a piece of the house you walk across every single day, usually carrying something. There is no reason to leave it looking like the before. See the full pressure washing project.