Interior and exterior painting with real prep underneath it, clean lines where the colors meet, and paint chosen to survive lowcountry sun and salt air. Color is the easy part. We handle the part that makes it last.
Walls, ceilings, trim, and doors, cut in by hand and finished clean, with your furniture covered and your house left the way we found it, only better.
Siding, trim, shutters, and porches, pressure washed and properly prepped first, painted in products built for coastal weather. This is where prep is everything, and we'll show you ours.
Anyone can make a wall look good for a season. The difference between paint that peels in two years and paint that holds for ten is everything that happens before the first coat, so here's exactly what we do.
Pressure wash the exterior so paint bonds to the surface, not to the salt and mildew sitting on it.
Failing paint comes off, edges get feathered smooth. Paint over flake and you've painted a flake.
Soft wood flagged honestly, gaps caulked, nail holes filled. If we find rot, you see the photo first.
Bare and repaired spots primed so the finish coat grips evenly and the color reads true.
Cut in by hand, rolled even, and inspected in good light before we call it done.
Our sun is bright, our air is salty, and both have opinions about your paint. A few things worth knowing before you fall in love with a swatch.
Deep, saturated colors fade fastest in coastal sun. If you want drama, we'll steer you to pigments and product lines that can hold it.
A swatch indoors is a different color at noon on your south wall. We'll sample the real contenders on the real house before you commit.
The good gallon costs more and the cheap gallon costs twice, because you'll buy it again in three years. On the coast this math is not close.
That means you care. Bring us the shortlist and we'll tell you what each one will actually do on your house, in your light, next to your roof.
It depends on size, height, surface condition, and how much prep the house needs, and prep is the honest variable, because a well-kept house and a peeling one are different jobs in the same square footage. You'll get a written number after we walk the house, and it holds.
Coastal homes generally want paint more often than inland ones, because sun and salt air work on the finish year round. Quality product on proper prep buys you the long end of the range, which is exactly why we're stubborn about both.
Yes, and this is where hiring an exterior contractor instead of just a painter pays off. We repair or replace the bad wood first, show you photos of what we found, and then paint, because paint over rot is a bandage on a problem that's still growing. If there's more siding work than paint work, our siding page is the deeper story.
That's how most of our interior work happens. We work room by room, cover everything, keep the walking paths clear, and leave each space livable at the end of the day. You'll smell fresh paint, not chaos.
Quality lines from the major manufacturers, chosen for the surface and the exposure rather than whatever's on sale. The specific products go in your written estimate so you know exactly what's going on your house.
Yes. The prep is the part of a paint job that disappears the moment the finish coat goes on, which is exactly why we document it. You'll see the washing, the scraping, the repairs, and the priming, so you know what you paid for is actually under there.
A room, the trim, or the whole exterior. We'll walk it with you, talk prep and product honestly, and put the number in writing.
You reach out. Tell us what's getting painted and roughly when you're hoping for.
We walk the house. Surface condition, prep needs, and color talk if you want it.
Written number, clean job. Real prep, two coats, straight lines, photos of the work.
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