Painting, and the trades behind a good finish.

Seven services from one company: the paint you see, and the plaster, sheetrock, insulation, waterproofing and washing that decide how long it lasts.

Rolling scaffold set up to paint a vaulted beadboard ceiling

Our services.

Pick a service for what's included, how we do it and answers to common questions.

Painters cutting in trim and doors during an interior repaint

Interior Painting

Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, cabinetry and stairwells, with floors papered and furniture covered before anything opens.

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Crew painting a farmhouse front porch, columns and trim

Exterior Painting

Clapboard, shingle, stucco, brick and trim, scraped, repaired, primed and coated for New England weather.

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Softwashing vinyl siding on a two-story home

Softwash & Power Washing

Siding, roofs, decks, patios and walkways, with low pressure where high pressure would do damage.

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Stone foundation and retaining walls at a painted home

Building Waterproofing

Foundations, masonry and building envelopes sealed against water before it finds a way in.

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Plasterer on stilts skim-coating a ceiling and wall

Plaster

Skim coats, veneer plaster and repairs to cracked, bulging or patched walls and ceilings.

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Open-cell spray foam insulation in walls and ceiling

Spray Foam Insulation

Spray foam in walls, ceilings and rooflines for new construction, additions and renovations.

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Sheetrock hung with joint compound staged for taping

Sheetrock

Hung, taped and finished to a paint-ready surface, from a single patch to an entire floor.

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Who we work for.

HomeownersSingle rooms, whole interiors, full exteriors and the repairs that come with an older house.
BusinessesStorefronts, offices, restaurants and warehouses, scheduled around your hours.
New construction & renovationInsulation, sheetrock, plaster and paint for additions, gut renovations and new homes.

How a job runs.

  1. Call or emailTell us the town, what needs work and roughly when.
  2. WalkthroughWe look at the job in person and talk through what it needs.
  3. Scope and priceA clear scope of work and a price before anything starts.
  4. Protect and prepEverything that isn't being worked on gets covered first.
  5. Do the workRepairs, insulation, board, plaster and paint, in the right order.
  6. Final walkthroughWe walk it with you before we pack up.

Not sure which service you need?

Describe the problem, a stain, a crack, peeling paint, a cold room, and we'll tell you what it takes.