From 1920s bungalows in Riverside to new builds in Nocatee. Clean, precise interior painting across the Jacksonville area.
Jacksonville interiors range from 100-year-old plaster walls with picture rail and 10-foot ceilings to brand-new drywall with 20-foot two-story great rooms. The prep, the tools and the products change with the house. In historic homes we repair plaster cracks with the right compounds, prime old glossy trim with a bonding primer and cut every line by hand. In newer homes we focus on smooth wall repairs, matching builder textures and safely reaching tall stairwells and ceilings.
Whatever the age of your home, the standard is the same: proper prep, two coats of Sherwin-Williams or Benjamin Moore paint, sharp lines and a clean house at the end of every day.
Old Jacksonville homes often have layers of paint on wood trim, plaster that has cracked with settling, and original glossy enamel on doors and windows. Rushing these surfaces leads to peeling within months.
We take the time to sand and de-gloss trim, use a bonding primer, and repair plaster properly before painting. Pre-1978 homes are handled with lead-safe work practices.
Jacksonville's river and coastal humidity finds its way into bathrooms, laundry rooms and older homes without central air in every room. We treat mildew before painting, block stains with primer and recommend moisture-resistant satin or semi-gloss finishes where humidity is a recurring issue.
Jacksonville, Orange Park, Fleming Island, Ponte Vedra or St. Augustine.
Itemized by room.
If you want it. Plenty of clients already know what they want.
Furniture and floors protected throughout.
We go through the house with you before we finish.
