THE RIGHT APPROACH FOR YOUR HOME
Painting and wood finishing for your new home.
- One conversation about drywall readiness and painting
- A clear finish schedule for walls, ceilings, trim and doors
- Coordination with builders and adjoining trades
Preparation, not shortcuts.
We review plans, substrates, joint finishing and sanding readiness before primer. Samples establish color, sheen and wood-finish expectations. Masking and protection are sequenced around installed flooring, cabinetry and other trades.
What your project can include.
New-home interior and exterior painting, coordinated drywall installation or repair and finishing, paint-grade baseboards and doors, and separately specified stain-grade millwork. Confirm substrate responsibilities, access and final touch-ups with the builder.
What to expect.
Construction schedules change. We clarify readiness milestones and communicate how trade access or material changes affect finishing. Later trade damage and additional touch-ups must be scoped rather than assumed.
Your questions, answered.
01Can you coordinate drywall and paint?+
Yes. Discuss drywall installation, joint finishing, sanding and primer alongside painting so the builder has a connected plan for surface readiness and final finishes.
02When should a builder involve you?+
Early enough to review the finish schedule, wood details and drywall expectations. Final samples should be evaluated with actual materials and lighting.
03Do you finish both stained and painted trim?+
Yes. Paint-grade and stain-grade baseboards, doors and millwork need different preparation and product choices; each is specified in the finish schedule.