Interior Painting the Walls

Sounds simple, it is. If you can roll walls evenly and smoothly and make nice clean straight brush lines ( cutting ) at the ceiling.
Also your prep work has to be excellent because flaws will show up on a good paint job and this is not good.

To start with we inspect your walls for holes and cracks then we will fill your holes with sandable plaster. When the plaster has dried we will sand the plaster smooth to the wall making a nice even transition from the old surface to their repair.

Then we'll go ahead and prime that spot, then examine the primed spot for any defects in the plaster and if there is none will continue to the finish coat.

Finish on the wall is only as good as the way it was put on, and we know how to put it on good. We have a steady hand for nice smooth crisp even brush edging to the ceiling, where you won't see the brush line go up and down on the wall or start hitting the ceiling anywhere. We are experienced enough to know what to do if you have an uneven joint between the wall and ceiling. You won't see any wall paint on your door frames window frames and baseboards.

We roll the walls smoothly in evenly all the way around the room. We use only the best rollers to get a nice smooth texture on the wall. Generally unless otherwise arranged we put two coats on the walls.

And finally before we pick up our drop sheets/drop cloths, we go around the room one more time just to check to make sure everything is right.