Straight answers about estimates, scheduling, prep and the work itself. If yours isn't here, call.
Call (508) 410-0974, email valdemararruda@gmail.com, or use the form on our contact page. Tell us the town, what needs work and roughly when, and we'll set up a time to come look.
Barrington and Providence in Rhode Island, and Seekonk, Fall River and Swansea in Massachusetts. If you're nearby, call and ask. See our service areas.
Yes. We paint and repair houses, condos, storefronts, offices, restaurants and warehouses.
Yes. We're reachable 24/7, which matters most when water or damage won't wait.
Yes. Photos of the rooms or walls, and of any damage, help us understand the job before we visit. You can email them to valdemararruda@gmail.com.
Clear small items, valuables and anything fragile. We move and cover the furniture we need to work around and paper the floors before we start.
We can brush larger samples onto your walls so you can see them in your own light before you decide.
Yes. Cabinets and built-ins are cleaned, sanded and primed with a bonding primer before the finish coats.
Yes. Repairs are part of the prep, and our crew handles plaster and sheetrock repairs too.
Usually late spring into the fall. Paint needs dry weather and temperatures above the product's minimum while it cures, so we schedule around the forecast.
Yes, with products made for masonry. If water is coming through the wall, it gets sealed first.
Yes, and washing is part of our exterior prep. New paint bonds to clean wood and siding, not to dirt and mildew.
Softwashing uses low pressure and cleaning solutions, for siding and roofs. Power washing uses higher pressure, for concrete, pavers and stone. More on washing.
Usually, yes. Loose plaster is reattached, cracks are taped and filled, and the wall is skimmed so it blends in. More on plaster.
Yes. We hang, tape, finish, prime and paint, so the room is done by one company. More on sheetrock.
It depends on the space, the wall depth and moisture. We'll recommend open- or closed-cell foam after we see the framing. More on spray foam.
Usually because moisture is coming through the masonry. The wall needs to be cleaned, repaired and sealed before it's painted. More on waterproofing.
Call or send a message with the town and what needs work.
