Painting done the way a good home deserves.
Interior and exterior painting, cabinet refinishing, and garage floor coatings for homeowners in Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties. Scoped in writing, protected while we work, and walked with you before we call it finished.
Substantial work, done with the care a substantial home expects.
Each service is scoped by the same estimator, protected by the same plan, and finished by crews who are reviewed against the same checklist.

Interior Painting
Walls, ceilings, trim, doors, and whole-home repaints with the preparation your surfaces actually need.
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Cabinet Refinishing
Factory-smooth sprayed finishes on existing kitchen and bath cabinetry, without the cost and disruption of replacement.
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Exterior Painting
Siding, trim, brick, stucco, and doors, prepared for Michigan weather and finished to hold up to it.
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Garage Floor Coatings
Mechanically prepared, professionally installed floor systems that make the garage feel like part of the house.
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The difference is in the preparation you never see.
A beautiful finish is mostly decided before the first coat: how walls are repaired and sanded, how trim is caulked and primed, how a cabinet door is degreased and de-glossed. We scope that preparation honestly, surface by surface, and put it in writing so the result holds up after the crew is gone.
See how a project runsWhat you can expect from the first call to the last walkthrough.
Scope you can read
The proposal names every surface, the preparation each one gets, the products going on it, and the schedule. If it is not written, you should not have to wonder about it.
A protection plan, not a drop cloth
Floors, furniture, fixtures, hardware, landscaping, and adjacent rooms are covered or masked before preparation begins. The plan is part of the proposal.
Premium products, matched to the surface
We specify premium lines from Benjamin Moore and Sherwin-Williams and choose the product and sheen for the room, the substrate, and how the space is used.
Color you can see before you commit
Large drawdown samples on your own walls, in your own light, at morning and evening. Color decisions are made in the house, not in a store.
Updates come to you
You know when the crew arrives, what stage the work is in, and what decisions remain. Silence is treated as a defect, not a default.
A closeout you sign off on
The finish is reviewed in detail by us, then walked with you. Anything that needs attention is handled before the project is called done.
Drag the line. Same house, before and after.
This is what a full exterior repaint changes: chalked and peeling siding, stained trim, and a porch that reads as tired become a house that looks cared for again.

BeforeAfterFive stages. No mystery about what happens next.
Request
Tell us the service, the city, your timing, and what you want the space to become.
Qualify
We confirm the project fits the service area and the model, then schedule the estimator.
Walkthrough
The estimator inspects every surface, documents conditions, and clarifies scope with you.
Proposal
You receive a detailed written plan and price. Selections and schedule are confirmed after approval.
Produce and review
The crew protects, prepares, applies the approved system, and walks the finished work with you.
We treat the last one percent of the work like it is the whole job, because to you, it is.
The Saje standardStraight answers before you hire anyone, including us.
Plain-language guides on the decisions that actually change the outcome: sheen, whites, cabinets versus replacement, floor coating systems, and what to ask before you sign.
How to choose paint sheen, room by room
Sheen changes how a room reads more than most color decisions do. Here is how to pick it by surface, light, and use.
ColorChoosing the right white, and why most whites go wrong in Michigan light
White is the hardest color to get right. Undertones, north light, and gray winter days change everything. A practical guide.
CabinetsCabinet refinishing versus replacement: an honest comparison
When refinishing is the smart move, when replacement is, and the questions that decide it for your kitchen.
Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties, with crews who know the housing.
From 1920s brick colonials in Huntington Woods and the Grosse Pointes to lakefront contemporaries in West Bloomfield and new construction in Oakland Township, the preparation changes with the house. The standard does not.
Questions homeowners ask
What kinds of projects does Saje take on?
Whole-home and multi-room interior repaints, kitchen and bath cabinet refinishing, full exterior repaints, and garage floor coating systems. We are built for substantial residential projects where the preparation, the products, and the way the home is treated during the work all matter.
Which areas do you serve?
Oakland, Wayne, and Macomb counties, with a focus on Birmingham, Bloomfield Hills, Franklin, West Bloomfield, Huntington Woods, Northville, Plymouth, the Grosse Pointes, Rochester Hills, Troy, and the communities around them. See the full list on our service areas page.
What happens after I request an estimate?
A team member confirms the fit and schedules a walkthrough. The estimator inspects the surfaces, talks through what you want the space to become, and clarifies scope. You then receive a detailed written proposal covering surfaces, preparation, products, schedule, and price.
Do you help with color?
Yes. Color and sheen guidance is part of the walkthrough and proposal stage, including large sample drawdowns on your actual walls so you can see the color in your own light before anything is scheduled.
How is my home protected during the work?
Protection is written into the plan, not improvised on the day: floors, furnishings, fixtures, landscaping, and adjacent surfaces are covered or masked before preparation starts, work areas are kept organized, and the site is cleaned at the end of every working day.
Is Saje insured?
Fully insured, with proof of insurance included in every proposal. Coverage for workmanship and the installed system is written into the proposal itself rather than implied in marketing.
Start with a walkthrough, not a sales pitch.
Tell us what you are considering. We will confirm the fit, schedule a walkthrough, and put the whole project in writing before anything is scheduled.