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Services
What I Do
Every service starts with proper prep and ends with a finish that holds up. No shortcuts, no subcontractors — just one craftsman who takes the work seriously.
Walls, ceilings, and every surface in between.
Interior Painting
Interior painting is about more than rolling on a fresh coat. The prep work — patching, sanding, priming, taping — is what separates a paint job that looks great for years from one that starts peeling in months. I take the time to do it right.
How It Works
Prep & Protection
Furniture moved, floors covered, trim and fixtures taped. Every surface that shouldn't get paint is protected before I open a can.
Patch & Prime
Nail holes, cracks, and imperfections filled and sanded smooth. Primer applied where needed so the topcoat bonds properly.
Paint
Two coats of quality paint, cut in by hand and rolled for an even, consistent finish. No lap marks, no holidays.
Clean Up
Tape removed, furniture moved back, drop cloths picked up. I leave the space cleaner than I found it.
What's Included
- Walls and ceilings
- Trim, doors, and casings
- Minor patching and prep included
- Full clean-up after every session
A factory-smooth finish without the renovation price tag.
Cabinet Painting
Cabinet painting is one of the most impactful upgrades you can make to a kitchen or bathroom. Done right, it looks like new cabinetry. Done wrong, it chips and peels within a year. The difference is all in the prep and the application method — I use a professional spray system for a finish you can't get with a brush.
How It Works
Remove & Label
All doors and hardware removed and labeled so everything goes back exactly where it came from.
Clean & Degrease
Cabinet surfaces thoroughly cleaned to remove grease, grime, and anything that would prevent adhesion.
Sand & Prime
Surfaces scuff-sanded and primed with a bonding primer. This is the step most people skip — and why most cabinet paint jobs fail.
Spray Finish
Two coats of topcoat applied with a professional spray system for a smooth, factory-quality finish.
Reassemble
Doors rehung, hardware reinstalled, everything adjusted for a clean, even reveal.
What's Included
- All cabinet doors and drawer fronts
- Cabinet boxes
- Hardware removal and reinstallation
- Spray-applied topcoat for smooth finish
The details that make a room look finished.
Trim & Doors
Fresh trim and doors can completely change how a room feels — but only if they're done carefully. Sloppy cut lines, brush marks, and missed caulk gaps are what make trim work look amateur. I take the time to prep, caulk, and apply a clean finish that makes the whole room look sharp.
How It Works
Caulk & Fill
Gaps between trim and wall filled with paintable caulk. Nail holes and dents filled and sanded smooth.
Sand & Prime
Surfaces lightly sanded for adhesion. Bare wood or previously unpainted areas primed.
Cut & Paint
Two coats applied by brush or sprayed for a clean, durable finish. Edges cut in tight against walls and floors.
What's Included
- Baseboards and shoe molding
- Door casings and frames
- Interior doors
- Window sills and aprons
Patches that disappear into the wall.
Drywall Repair
Holes, cracks, water stains, and dings are a normal part of owning a home — but they don't have to show. I patch and blend drywall repairs so they're invisible once painted. Whether it's a doorknob hole or a section that needs to be replaced, I can get it looking seamless.
How It Works
Assess & Repair
Damage assessed and repaired with the right method — mesh patch, setting compound, or full section replacement depending on the size.
Skim & Feather
Compound applied in thin coats, feathered out to blend with the surrounding wall texture.
Sand & Prime
Repair sanded smooth and primed so it accepts paint evenly without flashing.
Paint to Match
Area painted to match the existing wall. Most repairs are invisible once complete.
What's Included
- Small holes and nail pops
- Cracks and stress fractures
- Water damage and staining
- Larger section replacement
Not sure what you need?
Tell me about your project and I'll give you an honest assessment — no upselling, no pressure.