Painting Services
A paint job can look "fine" in a photo and still be a mess up close. Crooked lines, roller marks, peeling, missed spots around outlets and trim… that usually comes from one thing: rushing the prep. Over the years, I’ve learned that taking a little extra time with the details makes a big difference—especially for Key Biscayne homes where humidity can be tough on walls.
When I paint, a lot of the work happens before the roller ever touches the wall. Good preparation is what makes the finish look smooth and professional, and what keeps it looking good for years instead of months.
What a rushed, "quick" paint job often looks like:
- Little or no wall prep—cracks, nail holes, and dents are just painted over
- Dust, grease, or bathroom moisture left on the surface, so paint doesn’t bond well
- One heavy coat rolled on too thick, leading to drips, lap marks, and uneven sheen
- Sloppy cut lines around ceilings, trim, and outlets
- Paint on baseboards, floors, or hardware because nothing was properly masked
- Cheap paint that doesn’t hold up to Florida humidity and frequent cleaning
What you get with my professional approach:
- Careful surface prep: cleaning walls, scraping loose paint, and de‑glossing shiny areas if needed
- Patching and sanding nail holes, cracks, and dings so they disappear under the paint
- Caulking gaps at trim and corners for a clean, finished look
- Priming stains or problem areas so they don’t show through your new color
- Multiple proper, even coats instead of one thick, sloppy coat
- Straight, sharp cut lines at ceilings, corners, and trim
- Floors, furniture, and fixtures protected and covered throughout the job
- Quality paint suited to a coastal, humid climate like Key Biscayne
Painting is both an art and a science: the materials matter, the prep matters, and the technique matters. My goal is to leave you with a smooth, durable finish that looks good up close, not just from across the room.
If you’re in Key Biscayne and want interior painting that’s done carefully and built to last, I’d be glad to help.