Full Interior and Exterior Repaint

The Project Brief

The builder was mid-way through a significant renovation on the property. The painting scope covered the full interior and exterior of the home. The expectation was clear from the outset: the finish needed to be high-end, detailed, and delivered without creating headaches for the builder or the owners.

For renovation work at this level, the painting can't just look good from a distance. Every surface, every small repair, every coat of paint needs to hold up to close inspection. That standard drove how the team approached every part of the job.

Interior Repaint

The full interior of the home was repainted. Preparation came first, as it always does. Surfaces were thoroughly checked, nail holes were filled and sanded, and everything was properly prepped before a single coat of paint went on. Walls, ceilings, trims, and all interior surfaces were brought up to a clean, consistent finish throughout.

Our interior painting process doesn't skip steps, regardless of the size of the job. On a renovation project like this one, where other trades have been through the home, there are always small things to address before painting begins. That preparation work is what separates a good result from a great one.

Exterior Repaint

The external repaint covered all external surfaces of the property. As with the interior, surface preparation was completed before any paint was applied. The finished exterior suited the renovated home and held up to the standard the builder and owners were expecting.

For more on what's typically involved in an external repaint, the exterior house painting page covers the full scope of what we handle.