Interior painting
Walls, ceilings and trim in the rooms you live in. Want a calm bedroom? Several shades of one neutral color give it depth without feeling busy.
Small room? Bold, bright colors tend to open it up more than plain white, and a ceiling a shade lighter than the walls makes it feel airier.
Signs it's time
- Scuffs and marks that won't wipe off
- Colors that make a room feel dark or dated
Exterior painting
Been putting off the outside of the house because you don't want to balance at the top of a shaky ladder? Let's talk. We'll get it repainted while you stay on solid ground.
When you pick colors, look at the roof and the style of the house. Slate, metal, clay and terra cotta roofs all pull a color scheme in different directions.
Signs it's time
- Paint cracking or peeling on the siding
- Peeling paint around and below window AC units
Commercial painting
Offices, shops and rental units, inside and out. Bright white on walls and ceilings makes a space noticeably lighter.
Tell us about the building, the timing and anything that has to stay open while we work.
Signs it's time
- Walls looking tired in a customer area
- A unit to repaint between tenants
Help with colors
Not sure where to start? We'll help you choose colors that suit the house, the roof and the light in each room.
Fluorescent light pulls a color toward green and blue. Warm bulbs bring out red. A sample on the wall tells you more than a chip in the store.
Signs it's time
- You've been stuck on white walls
- You want the outside to match the style of the house
Other jobs
Common extras for a house painter. Keep the ones James does and delete the rest.
- Cabinet painting
- Deck and fence staining
- Drywall patching
- Pressure washing
Not sure what the job needs?
Tell us what you're seeing. We'll talk it through with you.