Interior Painting done properly
Paint jobs fail in the prep. We fill and sand imperfections, clean greasy or dusty surfaces, tape or cut clean lines and cover what needs covering. Then it's two coats unless the color and paint tell us otherwise.
We like the jobs bigger painting crews turn down: a single bedroom before a new baby arrives, doors and baseboards after a move-out, or a rental that needs to be ready by the weekend.
When to call
- Scuffed hallways and doors
- Dark or dated accent walls
- Patched areas that don't match
- Rentals between tenants
- Peeling paint on bathroom ceilings
What's included
- Moving and covering furniture
- Patching small holes and dings
- Priming stains and bare patches
- Walls, ceilings, doors, baseboards and trim
- Cleanup and labeled leftover paint
Why it matters in Las Vegas
Intense desert sun fades west-facing rooms faster than the rest of the house, and dry air shortens the time paint stays workable, which is how lap marks happen. We work in smaller sections and can suggest finishes that hold up to the sun and to dust that needs regular wiping.
Common questions
Do you supply the paint?
Either way works. We can buy it and include it in your price, or use a color you've already picked out.
Do you paint HOA-regulated exteriors?
Exterior work depends on your HOA's approved colors and the size of the job. Send the details and we'll tell you if it's a fit.
How long before I can use the room?
Most water-based paints are dry to the touch within a few hours. We recommend waiting until the next day to push furniture back against the walls.
Consider it fixed.
Text a photo of the problem or send your whole to-do list. You'll get a written price before any work begins.