Get a finish that holds up season after season
From prep to final coat, every surface is hand-sanded, cleaned, and primed. The result is a durable finish that looks right and stays that way.
The paint is the easy part. The prep is where we earn the job.
We don't cut corners because we know what happens when you do. Here's how we handle the surfaces that matter most in your home.
Wall painting
Two coats after proper patching, sanding, and priming. No shortcuts on bare drywall or textured surfaces.
Trim & millwork
Every edge hand-cut, every joint caulked smooth. No tape-line touch-ups that show from across the room.
Cabinet refinishing
Stripped, sanded, primed, and sprayed with a durable finish. Not a quick coat — a surface that holds up.
Accent walls
Bold color, clean lines, and a finish that doesn't bleed onto the ceiling or baseboard. One wall that pulls the room together.
Ceiling painting
Even coverage with no roller texture and no drips back down the wall. Yes, we do the ceiling last, not first.
Exterior paint and stain that holds up to Portland weather
Siding, fences, decks, and doors — every exterior surface gets the same preparation-first approach that keeps the finish looking good for years.
Siding painting
Pressure wash, scrape, sand, prime, and two coats of exterior-grade paint.
Deck staining
Strip the old finish, brighten the wood, and seal it with a stain built for foot traffic and rain.
Fence painting and stain
We seal both sides of every slat so the finish holds and the fence weathers evenly.
Exterior trim and fascia
Detailed brushwork around windows, eaves, and corners — the places where most crews cut corners.
Front door finishing
A single door gets the same prep as the whole house. Sanded clean, primed, and painted to handle sun and rain.
Ready to see what careful prep and a quality finish look like on your home?
No charge, no pressure — just a straightforward walkthrough of your project and an honest quote based on what we find.