Quality woodwork and wall finishes – both pleasing to the eye and touch – are achieved by meticulous surface preparation; maintaining a clean working environment; technically sound application techniques; and by using the best materials available for the job. The process begins with the preparation, the most important and time consuming segment of the job.

Preparation involves:

• Protection of floors, furnishings, and adjacent rooms
• Removal, cleaning and reinstallation of hardware
• Patching and filling woodwork and walls to eliminate surface imperfections
• Sanding, both mechanical (Hepa filtered vacuum sander)and manual,of surfaces after cosmetic repairs and between each coat of paint
• Examination of surfaces between coats of primers and paint with re-patching as necessary
• Vacuuming of dust on both woodwork and floors at the end of each day

Finishing:

• Vacuuming and tacking woodwork after surface preparation and before coating
• Application of paints and varnishes with brushes, rollers and or air assisted sprayer, as the situation demands
• Detailing of rooms involving meticulous cleanup and walk through with customers