We originally submitted an estimate to repaint the interior of this 3,000 sq' home located in Johnson Farm's on Split Rail Drive. The home owners decided to hire a painter who works by himself, he was paid 1/2 and was then asked to leave because the customers were not satisfied with his quality of work or professionalism. We finished the rest of the painting as well as fixing most of the first painters mistakes, and even had to patch holes in rooms the guy declared complete.

  We repainted this 1,900 sq’ Condo in Caneel Cove Condominium Complex in January of 2008. We  used a combination of pastel purple to enhance the layout and detail of this unit, to make the home feel larger than it is, and to provide a neutral but warm color which is inviting to any buyer. The kitchens pastel yellow is used as the back drop for the soft purple of the living room, and  tricks the eye into thinking it's seeing more space. Once the walls went from flat white, to pastel purple in a satin sheen, every little detail popped out at you.

  I repainted the 3/4 of the exterior of this 6,600 sq ' home on Figure Eight Island in November and December of 2007. We repainted the front siding and trim, the back siding and trim, and the back porches. Before we finished the exterior work, we repainted a few ceilings, half a dozen windows, the living room walls, all the garage doors, and the front entry door.

In late October 2007, we were contracted to remove the vines that had grown on the trim in the front of the house and paint where necessary. We had to scrape off all the stickers that were stayed on the trim when the vines were removed, and sand what didn't get scraped off. Then we had to prime and apply 2 coats of Sherwin Williams Duration exterior paint to any piece of trim that had damaged, and refinish their Mahogany frond door with stain and polyurethane.