Coordination With Your Build
We slot into the schedule so the paint is ready when the other trades are, without holding up the finish.

Paint is usually the last trade in a remodel, and it is the one everybody sees. We coordinate with your timeline, protect the finished work around us, and leave clean lines where new meets old.

We slot into the schedule so the paint is ready when the other trades are, without holding up the finish.
Fresh drywall, trim, and doors need priming and sanding to take a finish evenly, and we do that groundwork before color goes on.
When a remodel meets original rooms, we match sheen and color so the addition does not read as an afterthought.
Cabinets, flooring, and fixtures are often already in by the time we paint, so we cover and mask them carefully.

Free estimate
We look at the actual project and give you a clear price before any work starts.
Talk to usA remodel has a lot of hands in it, and we keep our stage moving without stepping on the finish carpenter or the flooring crew.
The seam where new construction meets the existing house is where sloppy work shows, so we take extra care there.
We aim the schedule at your finish date so the space is done when you are ready to see it.
Yes. New drywall, trim, and doors need proper priming and sanding to take a finish evenly, and we handle that prep as part of the job.
We match color and sheen so a remodel or addition blends with the existing rooms. Where an exact match is not possible on aged paint, we will tell you and suggest the cleanest approach.
We do this regularly. We fit our stage into the overall schedule and communicate with your builder so the paint is ready at the right time.
By the time we paint, cabinets and flooring may already be in. We cover, mask, and work carefully so the finished work stays clean.
Usually near the end, after drywall and trim and before final flooring or fixtures where possible. We advise on the best sequence for your specific project.