Paint is 80% preparation and 20% paint — which is why it's the perfect trade for a crew that also does drywall. We fix the wall before we color it.
Nail pops filled, cracks taped, glossy trim scuffed, stains sealed, edges cut sharp by hand. The actual painting goes fast when the prep is honest; the finish lasts for years for the same reason. Whether it's one bedroom, a whole main floor, or the exterior trim that's gone chalky, we leave lines you'll catch yourself admiring.
Painting we do
- Interior rooms — walls, ceilings, and trim with real prep and two proper coats.
- Whole-interior repaints — the fastest way to make a dated house feel new.
- Exterior painting — siding, trim, doors, porches, and railings, prepped and painted for Indiana weather.
- Trim & doors — enamel work with crisp, durable finish.
- Drywall + paint packages — repairs and repaint in one visit, one price.
- Post-remodel finishing — every remodel we do ends with our own paint, so the last trade on site cares as much as the first.
Clean house, clean lines
We treat occupied homes like occupied homes: floors covered, furniture protected, outlets and hardware removed rather than painted around, and everything back where it lived when we leave. Color-wise, we're happy to give an opinion when you want one and stay quiet when you don't — but if a sample coat would save you from repainting a room you don't love, we'll say so.
Free estimates, senior and veteran discounts, and a finish that photographs as well as it wears.
Common questions
Do you fix walls before painting?
Always — that's the point of hiring a crew that does drywall. Nail pops, cracks, dings, and old patch ghosts get repaired properly first. Paint over bad walls just makes shiny bad walls.
When can you paint exteriors in Indiana?
Roughly April through October, needing dry surfaces and mild temps. Good exterior paint is picky about conditions, and we schedule around them — a rushed coat in the wrong weather fails early.