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Your walls set the tone for everything else in your home. When they’re done right, you notice. The colors look richer. The finish feels smooth. The whole room just works better.
You’re not just getting paint on walls. You’re getting a space that feels intentional, polished, and exactly what you had in mind when you started thinking about this project.
That’s what happens when interior painting is done by people who understand that details matter and that your time is valuable.
We’ve been serving Ferndale homeowners for two years, but the experience behind our work goes back over a decade. It’s a family operation – two brothers who learned that satisfied customers become repeat customers.
Ferndale’s mix of historic homes and newer builds means every project is different. We’ve worked on century-old houses with plaster walls and modern homes with drywall. Each one gets the same attention to prep work and finishing details.
Our goal is simple: do the job so well that when you need painting done again, you call us first.
First, we walk through your space and talk about what you want. Colors, timeline, any concerns about furniture or daily routines. You get a clear estimate with no hidden costs.
Prep work comes next. This is where most painting jobs succeed or fail. We protect your floors and furniture, patch any holes or cracks, and prime surfaces that need it. The actual painting happens in logical sections to minimize disruption.
Cleanup is part of the job, not an afterthought. We remove all materials, touch up any missed spots, and leave your space ready to enjoy. You shouldn’t have to do anything except decide if you’re happy with the results.
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Every interior painting project includes surface preparation, primer when needed, quality paint application, and thorough cleanup. We handle everything from single accent walls to whole-house interiors.
Ferndale homes often have unique architectural details – crown molding, built-in shelving, or vintage fixtures that need careful work around them. We take time to protect these features and paint around them properly.
You choose the paint colors and sheen levels. We handle the technical details like which primer works best with your existing walls and how many coats each surface needs for even coverage and long-lasting results.
Most single rooms take 2-3 days from start to finish, including prep work and drying time between coats. Larger projects like whole-house interiors usually take 5-7 days, depending on the number of rooms and amount of detail work involved.
We work efficiently but never rush the process. Proper drying time between coats is essential for a finish that looks good and lasts. We’ll give you a realistic timeline upfront and keep you updated if anything changes.
Weather can affect drying times, especially in humid conditions. We plan for this and adjust our schedule accordingly rather than compromising the quality of the work.
For most living areas, we recommend high-quality latex paint in eggshell or satin finish. These provide good durability and are easy to clean without being too shiny. Bathrooms and kitchens benefit from semi-gloss or satin finishes that handle moisture and cleaning better.
Bedrooms can use flat or eggshell finishes for a softer look, while high-traffic areas like hallways and kids’ rooms need more durable satin or semi-gloss options. We use premium brands that provide better coverage and longer-lasting color.
The key is matching the paint type and finish to how the room gets used. We’ll recommend specific options based on your lifestyle and preferences, not just what’s cheapest or easiest for us to apply.
Everything gets covered before we start. Furniture is moved to the center of the room and covered with plastic sheeting. Floors get canvas drop cloths that actually absorb spills rather than letting them spread around.
Light fixtures, outlets, and switch plates are taped off or removed entirely when needed. We use high-quality painter’s tape that removes cleanly without damaging existing finishes or leaving residue behind.
For items that can’t be moved, like built-in furniture or large pieces, we build protective barriers around them. The goal is to work around your belongings without any damage or paint splatter.
We can offer general guidance about how colors work in different lighting conditions and which finishes hold up best in specific rooms. However, final color selection is usually something homeowners prefer to handle themselves or with a dedicated color consultant.
What we do provide is technical advice about how your chosen colors will look with your existing lighting and how different sheens will appear on your specific wall surfaces. We can also show you samples of how colors look with proper primer underneath.
If you’re unsure about a color choice, we recommend testing small sections first. This lets you see how the color looks throughout the day before committing to the entire room.
Our estimates include all labor, materials, surface preparation, primer when needed, paint application, and complete cleanup. You won’t get surprise charges for basic prep work like filling nail holes or light sanding.
Materials include quality paint, primer, brushes, rollers, drop cloths, and tape. We don’t mark up paint prices significantly – you’re paying for the application expertise, not inflated material costs.
The only additional costs would be for extensive repair work that goes beyond normal prep, like fixing large holes or dealing with damaged drywall. We identify these issues upfront and discuss options before starting any extra work.
Longevity starts with proper surface preparation. We clean walls thoroughly, fill holes and cracks correctly, and use appropriate primers when needed. Skipping these steps is where most paint jobs fail within a few years.
We apply paint in proper coat thickness – not too thin where coverage is poor, not so thick that it drips or creates texture problems. Each coat gets adequate drying time before the next application.
Quality materials matter too. We use paints with good adhesion properties and fade resistance. Combined with proper application techniques, this typically means your interior paint will look good for 7-10 years with normal wear and proper care.
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