Interior & Exterior Painting
A good paint job is 80% prep. I take the time to patch, caulk, prime and protect properly, so the finish looks sharp and holds up for years — not months.
The difference between a paint job that looks great for a year and one that looks great for a decade is what happens before the color goes on: filling holes and cracks, sanding, caulking gaps, spot-priming stains and bare spots, and carefully masking and protecting your floors and furniture. I don't skip it, and you can see the difference in the finish.
Not sure on color or sheen? I'll help you pick the right finish for each space — washable finishes for kids' rooms and hallways, the right sheen for trim, and exterior-grade products that stand up to Maryland weather.
Based in Crofton, MD and happy to travel to neighboring towns:
Yes — single rooms, trim and doors, cabinets, and full or partial exteriors. Exterior work is scheduled around the weather for the best-lasting result.
Yes, but stains and fresh repairs need to be primed first (and any moisture source fixed) so they don't bleed through. I handle the prep so the final coat looks uniform.
A single room is often a day; whole interiors or exteriors take longer, mostly due to prep and dry time between coats. I'll give you a clear timeline with your free estimate.
