Interior Painting
Clean lines, even coverage, and a home you can live in while we work
Most of what separates a good interior paint job from a bad one happens before the first coat goes on. We fill and sand the nail pops, caulk the gaps where trim meets wall, prime the patches so they don't flash, and mask everything that isn't getting painted. Then we cut in by hand and roll consistently, so you get flat, even walls and trim lines that are actually straight. In a Bronx pre-war apartment that usually means skim-coating plaster rather than spot-patching it. Floors and furniture stay covered the entire time, and the room gets put back the way we found it.
Our Process
Walkthrough
We look at every room, note the repairs needed, and confirm colours and sheens.
Prep & Protect
Furniture moved and covered, floors protected, holes filled, trim caulked and sanded.
Prime & Paint
Patches primed, then two finish coats cut in by hand and rolled for even coverage.
Walk It With You
We go room to room together, fix anything you point out, and clean up completely.